Isabella Possenti

 Hello, my name is Isabella Possenti. I am currently 17 years old, and I am attending North Star Middle college. My goal for the future is to eventually become a dentist. This is my first art class I am taking online, so I am still getting used to using all these different websites. 

I find this artwork very appealing!

  

My relationship with art is pretty good! When I was younger, I used to love painting. In high school I took a painting class that really helped me see what kind of art I like to paint. I don't draw or sculpt all that much, that's why painting always caught my eye. I have gone to a couple art museums like the blown glass one in Seattle, but other than that, I haven't been to many others. 

 Blown Glass Art Museum


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  1. Isabella PossentiSeptember 7, 2025 at 5:49 PM

    Testing on different account for comment.

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  2. The Ukulele FoolSeptember 8, 2025 at 11:24 AM

    Good choice of artwork and link. I think the painting you featured is by Leonid Afremov, who was one of the first artists to make a living selling his paintings on the internet. I have been to the Chihuly Garden and Glass. I took my husband's cousin's family there. We had a grand time.

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  3. LucySeptember 12, 2025 at 2:17 PM

    I have also been to the glass museum! I enjoy painting as well though it is not my strongest point.

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