Christmas Cards!!!

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Hi guys!!

 Vanessa here and i am back for another blog and this time it's about a certain project that indeed challenge my skills as an artist.

 Our Prof gave us a project to make a Christmas cart with and the content must be a poem. I got really exited but i also got  worried because i had no idea  what to write and what to do back then. So i went to look on the internet to see what to put on, unfortunately i had no luck.

 Then one day i stumble upon a beautiful Christmas card from my relative from the states that has a water color design which lit my creative light bulb and thus i started making my very own water color Christmas card.


This is what it looks like and this,to be honest, was my very first water color artwork that i have made and i have to say it was pretty worth making it.

Merry Christmas indeed

After making it i thought of the poem to write on it and the poem that i made is all about someone enjoying the simple beauty of Christmas and the person happily wishes others to have the same feeling as well.




When i did submit this to my professor, she liked it and my card actually got pick as one of the most creative cards in my class making me so happy that in a way the hard work and time was indeed worth it.
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