Happy Late National Arts Month!🎨
Hello dear hivers, I am 
I join the country in celebrating arts month by posting these beautiful snaps of pictures on my blog. Today's feature is a gallery dedicated to Art's Month celebration. I'm sorry this is way too late, but I can't help not sharing this with you; it is just that I have been so busy lately. Anyway, late or not, it doesn't matter. What's important is that we share our appreciation for all kinds of art; we have our own story of arts. I know you have your story about your art too; please drop a comment below and share how art shaped your current standing as an individual.
I can still remember my first art was a multicolored masterpiece. I used kiddie crayon with just eight primary colors as my medium and our wall as my canvas. Yes, I'm actually doing a mural art using abstract as a style, hahah. Want to see? Nahhhh, you don't want to see it, trust me, hahah. I was even scolded by my mom that time and let me clean my supposed-to-be art. Art has never been this painful, hahah; it even exceeds the pain of expressionist paintings of Vincent van Gogh, hahah.
Going back, the celebration of Art's Month across the country was flooded with activities like art exhibitions, performances, and the like. Here are some of my snaps from last February during the Art's Month celebration. It is not as grand as you think, but come on, who will not appreciate these galleries from high school students? These are all commendable. I can now clearly see the artist in them as I take a closer look at their various artworks.
The celebration is in pursuance of a presidential proclamation by then-former late President Cory Aquino. It's just beautiful that we are able to showcase our young talents, and we are also able to celebrate our diverse artistic talents. By taking a look at these arts, we may be able to gain some techniques and inspiration from those arts displayed. As an artist, haha, we have to take inspiration from others to beautifully execute our craftsmanship.
You can see different art pieces in this gallery, like paintings inspired by different famous artists across the globe. They also have their paper mache turned into a beautiful architecture mimicking the world's renowned landmarks, photography, and scrapbooks. Come on, who will not appreciate these arts from our high school students? Together let's support our young ones, whatever their crafts are, because even their abstract drawing is foundational to their skills in art. How about you? Can you share how you celebrated the Art's Month? Drop some words in the comment section below.
That's all for now, Hivers. I hope you've enjoyed reading my blog. Help me reach a bigger audience by upvoting, commenting, and reblogging. Have a great day ahead, everyone. See you in my next blog. Bye bye! 👋💗🌷✨
