I Was The First Female President

“Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations. The best has yet to come”- Zig Ziglar. Life is different for everyone, no one is raised the same no matter what we think. No one has the perfect life, with the perfect parents, the big, beautiful, house with the white picket fence in the front yard. Instead in life if we’re lucky we’ll get one of those things, but most people get none. Inside our head we have our life planned out, our career, the number of kids we want, the person we want to marry. But as we grow up and acknowledge the world around, we realize life doesn't go as planned. That you don’t marry the person you want, have the number of kids you want, and your life isn’t the same as you planned it to be.

Ever since a young age, my creative journey has been continuously evolving. It all started when I began to constantly draw the cartoons that I was watching on television. It was not until I was ten years old where my artistic skills developed and I progressed to drawing realistic people and structures. Through this, I have been able to take simple ideas and make some amazing discoveries. From the various abstract buildings to the complex skyscrapers that I have drawn, I know that my creativity can lead to numerous concepts that are outside of the box. Coming from a family where my artistic desires are accepted, I found myself being able to try out multiple mediums such as painting, sculpting and designing, all through my Grandfather. That being

The title First Lady of the United States is not a constitutional role but rather an unofficial title given to the official White House hostess1. The first “first lady” was Dolley Madison in 1809. The first ladies usually are confidantes and advisors2. The first lady does not always have to be a spouse and can be, if the president was never married or is a widower, be a related family member3. The responsibilities of the first lady is to be a good public figure and control certain things that go on in the White House. The First Lady is responsible for any of the media appearance of their kids4.

It was my freshman year of high school when I took Drawing A; I quickly learned that I had a skill that I had previously ignored and began embracing it. Sophomore year, though, was when I truly started using my art. It was during this year that I received a 4 on my AP-Studio Art portfolio, and won four awards at Scholastic Art and Writing in photography. Art gave me a feeling of accomplishment that I didn’t usually get in the rest of my academics, so I always tried my

Being President of the United States of America is a big responsibility. If I were the President, I would be the first woman President of the United States. Being the President of the country would be difficult since I have to protect millions of people who live in my country. I also have to make sure that they are well taken care of, especially senior citizens and people with disabilities. I would always speak the truth and be careful of any decisions that I make - not just for my own good but for the good of the country.

When you learn to draw, soon you realize: the big part of this art is just craftsmanship and technique. When you're expert in the basic methods, your creativity can rely on this foundations. This leaves you more freedom for developing your drawing skills and imagination rather than focusing on applying the basic methods decently.

As a child, I constantly thought about what I would be when I grew up. When I was around 7 years old, I was determined to grow up and be a stay at home mother, just like my own mother. I was adamant to become the best mother in the world, one who would pack peanut butter and jelly lunches for her children, and read them stories before bed. I would waltz around the house with my baby doll on my hip, pretending to be a mother. However, that dream changed as I grew older, and throughout my lifetime, I have had many unconventional dreams about my future; such as making a career out of writing holiday cards. It was only recently that I realized I had always loved working with people and the idea of making a meaningful contribution to improving the

Many years later and still writing, the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” kept popping into my head. Following unforeseen circumstances and having to take leave from work, that same question became even louder within my mind. Even though I still have a hard time showing my work, not entirely certain if I want or should give glimpses into what goes on in this head of mine, after completing Behind the Mask: The Awakening, I found it something I needed to share.

My paintings are strong and my sculptures may look realistic, but I lack confidence in drawing. Personally, this is a conundrum as I enjoy creating figures and shapes. Regardless of the skills I have the artworks I create has a lack of life that excites individuals and I believe this is a result of a lack of detail. I understand more drawings never hurts the creative process, an extra five minutes or a few blind contours help with my rendering skills and with this understanding I shall strive to practice drawing

When I was a kid, I used to draw very well for my age, I was the youngest accepted student in a local art academy I guess because the teacher saw a potential in me. I probably would have a bright future in this field but due to my decision at the time to stop attending those classes, I basically decided to not become skilful. Since then I stopped drawing for a long time and a few years ago this hobby of mine resurrected in a way. My talent, however, had its boundaries and my level is at the exact same place as I left it. If I chose to develop my skills, my natural talent would have helped me to become great at it, maybe even one of the best. I wish I stayed longer and backed up my talent with skill because it is a natural gift I came with but I do not regret my decision to the point that I made a huge mistake because deep down inside I know that this is not my true calling. However, the point is that if you like the talent you have, you need to get

From the time I remember, I wanted to be an artist, Jinine Slots, the artist. I wanted to paint the world with all the colors that could have existed in the palate where I made shades. So I always worked in that direction. But there is a thing called talent. Well, it’s a fact that hard work kick ass of talent everyday and in so many spheres talent is overrated but still in my field, in the field of art and colors, it meant a lot. I did not lacked the perspective but might be the hand of a painter. But I did not give up on that thought. I studied art, I enhanced my critical ability regarding art, I started to judge it. By 22, I achieved a degree in critical assessment of art pieces. By 25 I made a reputation and owned a art gallery. Tonight was the launch of the gallery and rather than any famous painter I had my mother to do the honor of cutting the ribbon. It was her craft full icing on the cake that made me want to become a artist.

Drawing is a good hobby to have, you can spend hours drawing a piece and be so into it you wouldn’t realize how fast time has passed. It’s also a good way to release stress, well in my opinion it is, it has helped me a lot when I am really bored or just have so much problems, I just put my headphones in and boom, I can go hours trying my best to come up with the most perfect portrait or just any simple drawing in mind. Only problem I have is that I could just never get the faces of people right that is one of my flaws, but a flaw that one day I shall surpass and be good at it with practice of course. I have had a couple of people in my life who I have seen since little that can draw really good and my goal is to one day catch up to them, which will take lots and lots of practice, but will be worth it at the end.

As human beings we are raised in a society to start preparing for our future as children. Parent place us in extracurricular activities such as karate, soccer, football, music, dance, and many more activities available to children. This is an opportunity given to children to experience what they like or dislike, in order to make a career choices for their adult life. When it came to growing up as a child I enjoyed every second of it, as a kid everything that interest me or I enjoyed doing was what I wanted to be. I remember having a few dogs that I adored so much and because of that I wanted to be a Veterinarian. Now, as a kid not once did I ever think about the things I had to do to head toward that career. I didn’t know how long I had to go to college, the amount of salary for each profession, and the requirements of the job and the different job positions. I also would love to dance and wanted to be a choreographer. As we continue to grow older and understand the different circumstances, our job choice will constantly change, until you have reached a decision making point. Even then sometimes it will not stick and we will continue to change our mind.

When most people think about the first things they really enjoyed doing as children, drawing is one of the first things that come to mind. Not only is it one of the first things human beings enjoy doing, but it is also one of the first things they are taught how to do. Schools first educated children in how to draw simply to show the children that it is encouraged to have an imagination and it is acceptable to illustrate their imagination for others to see. Drawing is emboldened by not only teachers and elders, but is also stimulated and inspired by a person’s peers. Peers have a great influence as they push one another to become more superior and efficient than one another. Additionally, it is important to note that engineers often find themselves in situations where peers push them to design and redesign their own inventions. As engineers refine their abilities to draw and to design, they further lengthen the drawing and designing process. Furthermore, as an engineer becomes better at designing and drawing they not only become more detailed, but also draw a design and redraw it in many different ways just to find the most efficient and best design. The best engineers are often the most detailed artists; this can be seen from many famous engineers, such as Leonardo Da Vinci. From the life of Da Vinci and many other famous engineers, it is quite obvious that drawing is a quintessential component to being a good engineer. Every engineer must hone their drawing skills

Futures I craved in the past were nothing compared to my goal of becoming an artist. It was the dream I never considered to continue into a career because of stereotypes such as, “Few people make enough money from art to sustain themselves.” I have experienced countless lessons in my life, but this is the most important one I developed on my own. I am excited and exceedingly proud of my journey to find that belief, the way I discovered it, and what this realization means to me. I believe what you are meant to do in life is what you love most.