“The Land of Enchantment” by Vanezia

Student Artist Q & A

Vanezia, age 17, attends New Mexico School for the Arts.

What title would you give this picture?

Land of Enchantment.

What materials did you use to make your art piece?

Acrylic paint.

What do you like most about doing art?

Painting for is a great stress reliever and it also takes me to places I dreamed to go one day.

What would you like other Tumbleweeds Magazine kid to know about you?

I’m very confident when it comes to paint and I’m not scare on making mistakes because it’s a new learning. Besides art I love to skateboard , hike , laugh ( a lot) and food! (Especially good for the brain like sushi!)

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