In my art lesson if our teachers tells the class to do a Pacific piece of work i cant my imagination just leaks out onto my work and i just change from the work im supposed to do to the imagination i want out.
Anyone else like this?
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Nope. My art teacher encourages individualism. As long as we follow the rules of the project, that is.
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I think you mean "specific." You can always do what your teacher asks and still leak your own creativity into it. If your teacher is a real artist that's probably what he/she is looking for you to do.
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