Bài mẫu IELTS Speaking part 2: Describe a person who inspired you to do something interesting.

One person who truly

me was my art teacher, Mr. Lee, the one who really drawing in the first place. To give you a bit of background, I met him when I was around twelve years old, back in the summer of 2017, at a local community center where he taught weekend art classes. He was this warm, slightly eccentric guy who always made class fun—he’d bring in his own sketchbooks filled with these vibrant, imaginative drawings, from bustling cityscapes to mythical creatures. What made his lessons special was that he’d often creative challenges, like sketching scenes from a favorite childhood story, which made the whole thing feel more like play than study.

Now, let me dive into why he inspired me—it felt like he

in my brain and suddenly, drawing wasn’t just copying things anymore; it was about telling my own story. His passion for art was so genuine that it completely me. He’d talk about each sketch like it was a window into someone’s world, and that made me want to try creating something just as expressive, even if I didn’t know where to start. I still remember my first drawing a dragon—it looked like it was melting, honestly—but he smiled and said it had “character,” which totally built me up and gave me the push I needed to keep practicing. Drawing slowly became my way of relaxing and processing my emotions, especially when things got stressful. What stuck with me the most was his belief that you don’t have to be born talented—if you your art, it’ll speak to people. That message has stayed with me all these years, and to this day, I still sketch whenever I get the chance.

So yeah, Mr. Lee’s influence really shaped how I see creativity. That’s all I’ve got—thanks for listening!