English IV - 2021- FAU

                         Hello everyone, today I'm going to talk about what i'd like to work on in the future. I'd like to work as an architect, designing different kinds of buildings. I imagine that it's going to be equally as busy as my current workload in the university, if not a little bit bussier. Also, I imagine that I would be able to travel to some places in the world, working in project in different projects and exploring different architectural styles, which could be interesting. And even if I don't travel to other countries, I don't think I will be staying in a office to often, since i would probably be supervisiong the ongoing project or analaying a terrain that's going to be use. Regarding salary I don't think that I would have to worry about it as much as having to deliver a project on time :p, since, from what I heard, it would be more than enough to support my familly...

                                                       Hello everyone, so today i'm going to talk about the tools i use while doing my task at university. I'm currently on my third semestrer studying architecture and the tools that i'm currently using are common drawing tools such as a HB pencil and a sketchbook, for sketching or designing a proyect, a ruler and fineliners to make more precise and clean drawings and also Photoshop, to edit some projeccts. Other tools that I use are architectural drawings such as sections or floor plans, and also a drawing technique called croquis. This tools are helpful for communicate ideas, to show things that a picture can't or highlight important details about a project          The only tool that i was ...

Hello everyone, today I'm gonna talk about one of my hobbies, and that is drawing.  I have been drawing most of my life, but it was nothing serious. That was until recent years when I saw the art of  some anime series, the work of some mangakas and other online artists. Which motivated me to learn some drawing techniques to improve my drawng skills. I like drawing because one can portray the things that one likes, like for instance a character or an astonishing view. Although it can be a fun activitie to do, it can also be something frustrating since one can sometimes be disapointed with the result. I would recommend drawing to anyone, but also i would recommend to be pacient while doing it and to enjoy exploring new techniques and learning how to use certain tools. Speaking of learning, I would like to learn how to draw digitaly using a drawing tablet and also learn how to use ink and the techniques related to it while improving my drawing skills I hope that I can enjoy this ...

                                                       In February 2014,  my mom and I decided to visit our family who lives in Peru. We had the whole month to visit this country. so we took advantage of the time we had and visit different places were different family members live.  The first place we visited was Trujillo. When we first arrived, we were greated by uncle and my aunt. We stayed on their house for about a week. We went for a tour through the city, some of the place we visited were the central market of Trujillo and the main square. After that, we went to a countryside located near Trujillo to visit one of the brothers that my mom has for about another week. During our time there, we explore the surroundings of the place, visited some of our othe...

                   Hi everyone, today I'm gonna talk about one of the places that I would like to visit if I had the chance, which is England, more specifically London. One of the reasons that i would love to go there i s because of  it's architecture, I like how elegant and classy the biuldings are and how well preserved and distinctive it is. Also, I heard that London it's windy and rains are quite common there, so that's another reason to go there.                                                          The first thing that I would do if i go there is take a tour through the city. I would like to cross the westminster bridge to have a look on the views of the Ri...