Perhaps you're wondering what this theme symbolizes.
I deal with a lot of similar situations as a college student. My college campus has an art competition where participants must make digital artwork that expresses their dreams.
I wasn't really enthusiastic about this competition since, as a fact, I'm not very good with art or design and am just a book worm. However, my instructor had me participate in these kinds of events, so I did it for them. I used to rely on Google and YouTube for assistance because I had no clue how to create digital art. I watched close to 20 to 30 videos on creating posters and graphic design, but I still didn't learn a lot, so I prepared myself to at least try.
Since I'm not very artistic, as I indicated before, I don't have any specific tools to produce my artwork. Instead, I just open Canva, attempt to utilize my dream-related concept, and go to work on it.
I attempted for an hour before realizing that art is not for females like me, but I never learn to give up on little things like this; I tried again and again until I ultimately decided to adopt a different concept to produce my art. I looked up some inspiration on Google and used it to construct my piece.
Even though I'm hesitant to show my teacher this artwork because it actually gives off a "copypaste" appearance, if someone were to ask me honestly, my response would be, "This artwork needs alot of hardwork." I'm not satisfied with my design, so I won't submit it to an art competition.
Anyway, this event taught me that not everything is created for everyone.
Please provide feedback on my artwork and suggestions for improvement. Also, please advise whether I should enter it into a competition.
