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 Determination “The dot” is all about a girl named Vaschti. When she was in art class she got frustrated because she thought she couldn’t draw until her teacher told her to make a dot and see where it takes her. She jabbed the paper hard and left. The next day her dot was above her teacher’s desk. She thought she could make a much better dot than that so she went experimenting and made a big masterpiece. They showed her art at an art show. A young boy thought she was great but also thought he couldn’t draw. But Vaschti told him to draw a line and sign his name on it which soon made him determined too. When I reread “the dot” I knew it was all about determination. Vaschti was determined to make a great drawing. She kept making so many great dots. She said, “I can make a better dot than that!” She also never gave up to make the best dot. She was determined to show people her dot so she entered in an art show. So I think “the dot” is all about determination. When I thought about “the dot” it totally reminded me of the time when I made a little sketch and showed it to the class. They thought it was good. I used to hate drawing, but now I love it so much. Also, in art class my teacher thought my sculpture was great so she entered mine in an art show. I might want to become an artist. Whatever you’re doing, you can do it as long as you’re determined and put your mind to it. You can do anything! Article posted January 25, 2012 at 09:09 AM • comment • Reads 232 • see all articles |
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