Home is where the heart is. A quote I have heard and can only apply to my childhood home, the closest place to my heart. A home is a safe-zone, a place away from everything else. You know every inch of every corner, nook and cranny of this place. A childhood home that you imagined being a castle or a boat, a place where your imagination wandered forever. I included a picture of myself in my kitchen, which is my personal comfort zone, where I find my inner peace.

          I see home from other perspectives when I used to go back to my mothers childhood home and watch her relive all of her memories as a child there. She remembers sliding down her massive stretching lawn on the homemade water slide her father brought out every year, she wanted me to relive all of her most memorable points in her life by bringing me back to this place she called home for many years. I think a place we can truly call home is one we destine to escape from during our years without realizing those were the years we will miss the most. It really is too bad that we don't know we are in the golden days until we've left them.

We were told to trace the outline of people doing actions, I just love the way this one turned out.

Trees I had found in a park close to my dorms, had to draw them for the sketch and I thought they looked very well done.

We were told to sketch the corner of a room and how emphasis on the shading and shadows playing on the walls,. I tried my best with this one and used a smearing method to get the shadows done correctly.

This was the sketch of the negative spaces of a chair. By focusing on these spaces it gives the chair a more bold look, therefore being more effective.

Sketch #7

By far my worst sketch but because we are forced to show even our worst work, I will show it here.

Sketch #6

This is the sketch of a chair that we used everyday and I chose the chair in my dorm room. I thought it turned out looking not too bad, at least it gets the point across!