Jewell's Statement

Jewell's Statement

Jewell's statement " To paint a picture is far more important than to sell it," is not true. I disagree with this statement because, there are multiple things wrong with how it is stated. One could have prettiest, most well drawn, detailed picture in the art room but if you cannot sell it with your choice of words then who is going to buy it ? Also, if the picture does not have a real story behind it and it's just being painted then there really is no need for it.A person needs to be able to talk a good game to see their paintings. Lastly, to paint a picture, it needs to have meaning, a thought, and a story. First, to paint a picture is far more important than to sell it. how does a picture recieve the ability to be sold if there is not a story behind it. A classroom of kindergarteners, could easily draw a flower on a piece of paper, but it takes a special flower to be drawn and colored by one child that would make you want that one more than the others based on what he or she tells you about the picture. What you speak out your mouth determines what happens in your future. So by telling the true meaning and the true story behind it can help one get to where they really need and want to go. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...I remember when i had to sell chocolates, my mom told me that the chocolate was the nastiest chocolate that she has ever tasted before in her life. She bought some but i had to convince other people that the chocolate is the best tasting chocolate ever. The wrappers looked plain and dull, and the box looked cheap but inside was a tasty treat a chocolate bar that you would never want to stop eating. In the beginning people did not want to buy it, but due to the words i sold and the way i showed them made their heads turn and their minds think. All because i did everything in a good way and was confident about what i had to

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