Teenager turns art into a career
Friday, February 09, 2018
Twala
The teenaged told Arts and Culture that she accidentally ticked art as her practical subject when she started her Form One. As the saying goes, “everything happens for a reason”, and that day, Twala’s destiny as an artist was made
“I was surprised when I excelled in the subject. I even got three awards while studying at Bonnington (Junior School)for art. I therefore decided to continue with the art subject at my senior secondary school and I also learnt a lot from my teachers. However, my senior secondary art classes were harder compared to Junior Certificate. However, I did not throw in the towel and decided to take my teacher’s criticism as an inspiration to work harder.”
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