Metahuman Classes

Rosalin, Master of Fine Arts and Humanities

This Master is very passionate about her subject. Which is great when you're getting taught about the Arts. Rosalin has been here for some time now, but she is still teaching us a lot about this beautiful subject.

Interview:

Why did you want to become the Master of Fine Arts and Humanities and not the Master of another subject?
Arts, humanities and the like have always been something I'm passionate and know a lot about. I'm actually focusing my studies on Art and English IRL! I love how vast the subjects can be and how they enable creative thought. You get different interpretations from everyone and it's so amazing to see where people's imaginations lead them. It was the subject that first caught my eye when I joined the site way back, then coincidentally and luckily, the position opened up and it ended up being my first job here that I've held ever since 2020! (wow, I'm old)

If you would be the Master of another subject, what would it be?
Hmmm, probably Astronomy! I've always loved learning about space, so I think it'd be fun to research for and create lessons about. There's just so much to explore from stars to planets to galaxies, as well as other cool phenomena like black holes, y'know?

What is your favorite thing about teaching?
Probably getting to see how creative people get with answering the prompts for assignments! With the nature of the subject, every homework is going to differ from the other and getting to see people's takes on the lesson is super entertaining. They can range from deeply detailed and researched answers about philosophy to silly paintings and I love seeing them all!

Is there something you think students should know before taking Fine Arts and Humanities?
Oooooh...well, the most important thing to know is that the subject can take quite a bit of patience (IG)! Fine Arts and Humanities encapsulates a lot of various things what with it being a rather broad subject and one isn't going to amazing at everything covered immediately, but that's what makes it fun. Art especially takes a lot of practice to master whether it's painting or playing an instrument. Getting to learn how to express yourself in a new way you weren't capable of before could lead to a fun new hobby or even a potential career, so it's good to go in with an open mind that it'll take a bit of adjustment if it's something you've never tried before! (and remember, nobody starts off perfect)