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I’m Aurianna, nice to meet you. I’m majoring in my BFA, I always loved creating things ever since I was young so hopefully I can take that into my future and sell the art I make, being an entrepreneur and pursuing other dreams as well. I love to paint, draw, sing, and do crafting, along with so much more. I work a lot and try to stay on top of being active in the gym or maybe going out on a hike or adventuring somewhere off in nature. Fun thing about me is I really am attracted to nature and its beauty. Most of my art happens to have a resemblance to nature through landscapes, flowers, and trees, or just the way I draw my lines. I have been in Art History 1 my first year here in college and I’ve done quite a few different art classes in my years. When it comes to having my favorite artist or art work honestly, I couldn’t choose just one artwork nor artist. Though I am very fond of Bob Ross, I’ve grown to see other art from many people all over, they all inspire me in some way and help me as an art student. Art comes in different styles and themes and I can really get zoned into realistic drawing with people or when characters are being displayed.     


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  1. ChloJanuary 24, 2021 at 7:09 PM

    Hi Aurianna, nice to meet you! I am also a BFA major, we have a lot in common from your intro. I was also in Art History 1 I'm surprised I didn't meet you already! I wish you nothing but luck this semester!

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