I was happy to see another visitor come to our class on Monday. She had a nice presentation for us and she answered our boon of questions. She was really happy that we were hungry for so much knowledge about her and was thankful that she came. I felt that the reason I asked so many questions is because the paintings were the ones making the questions. Rather than stimulating an enjoyment for observing them, they stimulated interest and there were so many things about each painting that needed clarification and to talk to the artist was the best way to find out. Without an easy way to figure out the mysteries of her art, I was compelled to ask questions to understand the paintings. To be candid, several of the paintings looked like they were painted by an elementary schooler, and I had to find out why an adult with so much experience would paint something so ambiguous and unclear. I learned so much from her visit.