Finish
We should always finish off our weeks with strength and pride.
Month: February 2015
A little friend for my big giraffe
Originally posted on Sketchbook of a GPS Artist:
For my Strava elephant, I managed to incorporate a feature of the landscape (Swan Lake) as part of the picture. The big giraffe I Strava-doodled last weekend has created quite a stir. After I posted it on Reddit, my blog views jumped from 59 on Tuesday to nearly 12,000…
Skyscraping – Scultpture
momento.
Uncooperative – Is It Worth It?
Can you judge a friend by their input of work? You could kind of tell if a stranger has the right aspirations and ethics by looking at their effort. But what about a friend? Could you sever the relationship because of group problems? Or is it just a matter of reconsidering your friendship? Uncooperative, let’s… Read More Uncooperative – Is It Worth It?
Uncooperative – Hanging On
The worst part of group work is when your group members stereotype you as the ‘smart one’. Which gives them the inclination to slack off and assume the ‘smart one’ will handle all of their problems. So this time, for personal and blogging purposes, I decided to log my hours of work on a certain… Read More Uncooperative – Hanging On
Uncooperative – Intro
Uncooperative. Lazy. Careless. It’s an issue that everyone has experienced with their group members. It’s definitely frustrating if you’re ambitious about your project/work and you want to get it done(on time). One thing that I’ve never experienced was contentment due to the work achieved by my peers. That was a bit of an overstatement. However,… Read More Uncooperative – Intro
Trying To Be Optimistic
Setting goals…
Forever Gone – Part 2
Sorry for the bad quality. Unfortunately, this was the only picture I took because my previous art teacher took it away. He told me he’d display it…somewhere. I don’t know where and this happened years ago. I hope wordpress doesn’t get rid of this post because this is the only place my artwork will be… Read More Forever Gone – Part 2
Stereotypes – Sketch
“You will be the accountant because you look like you’re good at math”
Cut It Out
If you don’t like something, cut it off. But be cautious. You can’t cut off everything you dislike.
Adolescentia 