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    The document discusses the question "Am I an artist?" and explores the different perspectives on what qualifies someone as an artist. While expressing oneself through drawing, singing, or writing could be considered art, being an artist implies a higher level of skill. Others may contradict someone who calls themselves an artist if they lack a degree or fame. However, the author believes they are an artist through their self-expression and perception, not needing a degree, pen, or paper to convey their art.

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    Am I An Artist

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    Am I an

    Artist?
    Artist?
    Hi! How’s your day? Glad you’re fine, you know I
    stumble upon this question every time. “Am I an artist?”
    are you? Am I? I don't know, When you express yourself
    it's called art, but an artist? It is on a different level.
    Think of this, there’s a societal hierarchy, and then the
    artist thing is somewhat at the top. Am I an artist? Well
    if I can draw, sing, and express myself then I Should be
    an artist right? Right? The artist you know is subjective. I
    might say YES I AM AN ARTIST but other people will
    contradict NO YOU’RE NOT! because? YOU HAVE NO
    DEGREE very well SHOULD I GET ONE THEN? Then, if I
    get one am I now an artist like Picasso, or Van Gogh, or
    can i now write flowery and be a hopeless romantic fool
    like Jane Austen? Or maybe Arrianna Grande?

    The thing is YES I AM AN ARTIST WITHOUT A DEGREE,


    WITHOUT FAME, I DO NOT NEED PEN AND PAPER TO
    SHOW YOU. I am an artist. How? Pen and paper are not
    my weapons, my English teacher was always distressed
    about my English grammar and writing yet, still, I am an
    artist. I’m capable of expressing myself, voicing my
    opinion, and perceiving things. I know how wonderful
    the world can be.

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