Personal Narrative- Using Art to Escape Boredom

Many times, various people I met praised for drawing and drawing my own picture. The observer's comment usually includes a question "Where do you learn how to draw a picture?" I usually say a generic answer like "a lot of exercises". The era "But I am not usually very honest. Avoid strange expressions or avoid long descriptions such as: Compared to some terrible stories I have heard about child abuse so far, my childhood was a Walt Disney fairytale, but in my opinion I am an unfortunate child.

The audience who has an opinion is a person who tells the story. Using their senses, memory, and personal relevance, they make a particular observation of the artworks that are interwoven in the story. Here, judgment is based on what is known and liked. Emotions provide comments to the audience so that they can enter art works and become part of the story. (Source) For VTS, "What happened in this picture", "What did you see to say", and "What else can you find? You basically just keep motivating students to pull in to get more information and connect his or her thoughts. Starting with this important question "What happened", I will influence many of my students' ideas and stories. This question implies a story, but it does not limit student reaction. I was skeptical about this strategy when discussing this strategy at the graduate school, but to be honest, I think that this is a very effective way to talk about students and art.

One of the best ways for students to connect with art is through stories and stories. Truly, it is not only suitable for students - we are all connected through stories. Narrative is how all of us are seeing the world and how we relate to each other. We are placing stories in our minds in our lives. We tried to fill that gap. When I saw the first art work for the first time, we often saw a story directly (if the strong emotions of the work did not catch us first). Art is very suitable for the story, as many art talks the story, but this story is interpreted by the audience. The change in the story and the art itself depends on who is watching it. Artists leave clues, explanations, emotions to us, we can only compile various parts. This is exciting, creative and challenging

People are always looking for ways to avoid illness, and people think that art is a more common way. Art and creative processes are useful for many diseases (cancer, heart disease, influenza, etc.). Through artistic creation and many creative ways people can eliminate the emotional influence of disease. Because it is difficult to express in words, people can not express their emotions, and art helps people express their experiences. "With art therapy, people can use art as a way to deal with past, present and future experiences." Art can be a shelter for strong emotions related to disease; emotions When you find a creative way to express imagination there is no limit.