As everyone in class presented there watercolors projects before the day of review. Everyone has their own way of learning a new media or even a new step, not all of us can get it down the first time. When it came to my desk with my wet-in-wet technique that we've been doing for weeks and only one was a sorta the strongest (I had a few mistakes). As the teacher gazes through the desk covered with watercolor wet-in-wet portraits and still life, he looks at me and says that watercolors isn't my best medium. How that hit me straight into my heart.

I love watercolors. I love how they look, and I've always have admired watercolor artist like Amy Brown, Linda Ravenscroft, and Jassica Galbreth and have dreamed of becoming a watercolor artist like them. I've practice whenever I can (either at school or over vacation), but hearing someone telling you the last words you want to hear, it hurts. I know that it was only on this one out of many other watercolor techniques, for a while now i've using the wet-on-dry technique for my illustration and I guess doing it for a while I got too attach and have just stayed with it.

Anyway I just wanted to vent about this pain inside me, and I will try to improve in my use in other medium's as well as watercolor and try to become a good artist that I know I can be. Maybe not the greatest, but good enough to have a career in life after school.