I would like to talk about my niece, Azosa, who is 6 years old and has a strong feeling, strong passion for driving. I’ve known her since she was born, of course, but I clearly noticed her interest in art when she started… No, when she was young, about 2 or 3 years old, whenever she comes to our house every week the first thing she asks is for paper and colored pencils. She draws very frequently, almost every day, and especially when she feels bored or excited, she often draws. And I also love driving, so we often drive together and turn into a friendly competition. We choose the same topic, such as nature or most of the time cartoons, and although she takes it very seriously, so I usually let her win to boost her confidence, I can say. And I believe she can improve her drawing skills much faster with my support because I help her with small details like shapes, colors, and also patience because drawing leads to the patience I think. At the same time, the interesting point is that I sometimes learn from her too because Her imagination is very pure and unlimited, and it reminds me that art doesn’t always need to be perfect, and because art needs to be meaningful in every condition. So another reason why she loves drawing is that it helps her focus and calm down. Instead of using gorges, she prefers creating something with her hands. And I think Azosa allows driving because it allows her to express herself and enjoy the moment. For both of us, driving is not only a hobby, but also a way to spend a quality time together.
Band 7+: - Part 2 Describe a child/your friend who loves drawing/painting You should say: Who he/she is How/when you knew him/her How often he/she draws/paints And explain why you think he/she loves drawing/painting
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I would like to talk about my niece, Azosa, who is 6 years old and has a strong passion for drawing. I've known her since she was born, of course, but I clearly noticed her interest in art when she was young, about 2 or 3 years old. Whenever she comes to our house every week, the first thing she asks for is paper and colored pencils. She draws very frequently, almost every day, and especially when she feels bored or excited, she often draws. I also love drawing, so we often draw together and turn it into a friendly competition. We choose the same topic, such as nature or, most of the time, cartoons. Although she takes it very seriously, I usually let her win to boost her confidence. I believe she can improve her drawing skills much faster with my support because I help her with small details like shapes and colors, and also with patience, because drawing requires patience, I think. At the same time, the interesting point is that I sometimes learn from her too because her imagination is very pure and unlimited. It reminds me that art doesn't always need to be perfect and that it needs to be meaningful in every condition. Another reason why she loves drawing is that it helps her focus and calm down. Instead of using gadgets, she prefers creating something with her hands. I think Azosa loves drawing because it allows her to express herself and enjoy the moment. For both of us, drawing is not only a hobby but also a way to spend quality time together.
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