- Aug 6, 2014
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> Bart
Bart was pulling out all the stops this time. He wasn't just going to sit around and yell out his lungs for nothing--No. He was leaving a mark.
The sort that's eye-catching, noticeable, the kind that everyone will see because at the moment, he is quite literally in the middle of the open ground in the school vandalizing the cement-paved ground with his artistic talent, his political chalk art. He was covered in multi-colored chalk dust that the tip of this fingers couldn't even be told apart from the chalk in his hand with how thick the dust was on them.
No one could argue that he had taste in color and art, yeah. Any art student should commend him for it--masterful use of the pastel chalk color, symbolism, but people should notice more what he was trying to do. His political message, his call for a rightful election, and equality among its students. Various messages such as "Vote wisely!", "Act for a better SA!" and the sort were littered on the pavement.
Bart was feeling pretty accomplished, as he marveled at his latest work, both at his craft and his continuing effort of proving that he can make a difference in this god-forsaken place.
Bart was pulling out all the stops this time. He wasn't just going to sit around and yell out his lungs for nothing--No. He was leaving a mark.
The sort that's eye-catching, noticeable, the kind that everyone will see because at the moment, he is quite literally in the middle of the open ground in the school vandalizing the cement-paved ground with his artistic talent, his political chalk art. He was covered in multi-colored chalk dust that the tip of this fingers couldn't even be told apart from the chalk in his hand with how thick the dust was on them.
No one could argue that he had taste in color and art, yeah. Any art student should commend him for it--masterful use of the pastel chalk color, symbolism, but people should notice more what he was trying to do. His political message, his call for a rightful election, and equality among its students. Various messages such as "Vote wisely!", "Act for a better SA!" and the sort were littered on the pavement.
Bart was feeling pretty accomplished, as he marveled at his latest work, both at his craft and his continuing effort of proving that he can make a difference in this god-forsaken place.