六年级下册英语第四单元作文,画画
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篇1
    Painting: My Favorite Thing to Do!
    Hi there! My name is Alex, and I am a 6th grader at Sunny Hill Elementary School. Today, I want to talk about my absolute favorite hobby – painting! I just love everything about it, from squeezing out those bright, colorful paints onto my palette to watching the brush strokes come to life on the canvas.
    Painting has been my passion ever since I was a tiny kid. I still remember the first time I picked up a paintbrush. I was only four years old, and my mom had set up an easel with some paints and paper in our backyard on a sunny day. At first, I just sort of stared at the brushes and paints, not really sure what to do. But then, something clicked, and I started swiping the brush across the paper, making big, bold strokes of color. It was like magic! From
that moment on, I was hooked.
    As I got older, my love for painting only grew stronger. My parents noticed how much I enjoyed it, so they started enrolling me in art classes at our local community center. There, I learned all sorts of cool techniques, like blending colors, using different brush strokes, and even how to paint landscapes and portraits. My favorite thing to paint? Definitely animals! I love trying to capture the spirit and personality of different creatures on my canvas.
    One of my most memorable painting experiences was when I won a big art contest in 4th grade. The theme was "Nature's Beauty," and I decided to paint a stunning sunset over a field of wildflowers. I spent weeks working on that painting, carefully mixing the perfect shades of orange, pink, and purple for the sky, and trying to get the delicate petals of the flowers just right. When the winners were announced, and my name was called, I was so incredibly proud and happy. My parents framed that painting, and it still hangs in our living room to this day.
    Painting isn't just a hobby for me, though – it's a way to express my feelings and emotion
s. Whenever I'm feeling happy, sad, excited, or any other emotion, I can pour it all into my artwork. It's like a creative outlet that helps me process and understand my own thoughts and feelings. Sometimes, when I'm having a tough day at school or just feeling down, I'll go to my little art corner in my bedroom, set up my easel and paints, and just let the brush do the talking. Before I know it, I've created a beautiful piece of art, and my mood has lifted.
    I also love how painting allows me to be creative and use my imagination. With a blank canvas in front of me, the possibilities are endless! I can paint anything I can dream up – fantastical creatures, magical landscapes, or even abstract designs and patterns. It's a way for me to explore my creativity and see where my mind takes me.
    In the future, I definitely want to keep painting as a hobby, and maybe even pursue it as a career someday. Wouldn't it be amazing to be a professional artist, creating incredible works of art for a living? For now, though, I'm just happy to paint for the pure joy and creative expression it brings me.
    So, there you have it – my passionate love letter to painting! Whether you're an experien
ced artist or have never picked up a brush before, I encourage you to give it a try. Grab some paints, find a canvas or paper, and let your creativity flow. Who knows, you might just discover a new passion of your own!
篇2
    Title: The Joy of Drawing
    Drawing is one of my favorite things in the whole world! Ever since I was a little kid, I've loved to draw. I can still remember the first time I picked up a crayon and started scribbling on a piece of paper. It was like magic! The way the colors appeared on the paper was so fascinating to me.
    As I got older, I started to learn how to draw different things. My parents bought me coloring books, and I would spend hours carefully coloring in the pictures, trying my best to stay inside the lines. Sometimes I would even create my own pictures by drawing on blank sheets of paper.
    One of the first things I learned how to draw was a house. It was a simple square with a triangle on top for the roof, and a few rectangles for the windows and door. But to me, it was a masterpiece! I was so proud of my little house drawing.
    From there, I moved on to drawing people. At first, they looked more like stick figures, with a circle for the head, a line for the body, and some lines sticking out for the arms and legs. But as I practiced more and more, my people drawings started to look a little bit better.

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