VISUAL STORYTELLING WITH FINE ART

Allegorical art is an innate skill developed through years of exploring various learning methods as a self-taught artist since childhood

Biography of a childhood artist

In the first few grades of school, at a very young age Marvin participated in a full sized class mural, where he painted a three dimensional ancient castle on a mural. Due to such accurate dimensions, and exquisite detail, the entire school classes closed their normal schedule and focused upon his art while asking so many questions that he acquired what was called "a fear of success." Such a fear stayed relevant his entire life where, it was more satisfying to produce the art rather then show it to others.

Ignoring others who wanted to post or display the art to the world, fear of so much attention kept his artwork secluded until Wright decided to attend college in 2013 in pursuit of the Associate Degree in Art. While in class, he noticed other students standing behind his canvas, rather than performing their own assigned work.

Wright began to overcome fear after 2 years of college, while his colleagues wanted to purchase his art before it was graded at the end of the terms.

The confidence builder, is when his instructor nicknamed him Michelangelo, and when it came to the final term. Wright was told "There is no need for you to explain what your painting is about", much different than what the rest of the class in the final critique. He asked his art instructor why? His art instructor replied, "Rock star artists don't need to explain what their art is about."