I, myself, admit that I am no good in arts. I am never good in creating even shapes, or drawing figures that could amaze people. But then our TLE class required us to do so. I was scared at the beginning because I knew I was no good at these things. Cutting shapes and forming them into something amazing wasn't really my thing.

We started with covering our drawing books. I must say it was the funnest part because we were the one in-charge of what our drawing book should look like.

Third plate, name designing. I find it fun, since all I did was doodle stuff and make my name look presentable. Fun fun fun. :D

Fourth plate was where all the 'true' art started. We were asked to cut rectangles and form it into something creative. What I did was build sort of buildings in the page. It was easy, since it was only a rectangle. But that was just the beginning... We also cut squares. The true challenge started with the circle. We weren't allowed to trace a circle, but we had to cut a perfect one. So Ma'am Gelina taught us how to do it with just folding a square several times. It was confusing at the beginning, but with some practice, we got the hang of it. Same goes with the 4, 5 and 8 pointed star. Those were my favorites since I got it fast and I seemed pretty amazed on how easy those stars and can be formed.

The fifth plate was confusing. It was about expanding shapes and forms. We got confused because whenever we cut and try to expand it, the paper would get tangled, and sometimes rip off (which was very annoying.) But then of course, with perseverance, we got it. :D

This arts thing is a challenge for me, and I am ready to accept it.

Iana Morales. Fourteen. Sophomore. Ateneo. I pitch slap people. Bipolar. I set fires to feel joy. ♥

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