So we did our first little assignment thing, which was to make a large picture telling the story of our partner (Who basically told me what they did over the summer). The catch was to make the story one huge piece of art, based off of pre-historic cave drawings, and not a series of symbols that could be read (Such as Egyptian hieroglyphics).

We first sketched out the series of symbols we wanted to use, and then we sketched out what the overall picture would look like. After that, we got charcoal and ended up drawing it on large pieces of brown paper taped to the walls. Of course, I got a part close to the floor, which means that if my knees had hands, I'd have been strangled. However, today we presented our pictures to the class. After I had done my presentation, my art teacher pointed out how I used my lines and how I kept the image simple and not messy and chaotic like a few others on the wall -- IE: anything with zombies. That compliment made me feel pretty good, given, he only complimented about four pieces of artwork (One of which was just incredible, it was good enough to the point where cutting it out of the huge paper and framing it sounded worth it).