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Pt1420 Unit 9 Final Project

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For this project, I decided to combine my love of drawing, baking, and nature in order to create a drawing representing my metaphorical journey. In this piece of artwork, The waterfall symbolizes my progress over the school year and how it has created multiple “rabbit holes” in which I have jumped in in order to get to where I am today. My journey, like when eating a cake, started out on the highest and smallest tier and ended at the largest tier on the bottom. Through this, you can see that as I went on my journey my horizons widen, there are more contributing factors to my life, and things get more complex, as well as a lot more interesting. Also, my development over the past school year is represented by the changing of the animal, as well as the habitat that is placed in on every tier as the journey progresses. …show more content…

In this section, the frog represents my mental, as well as my physical state during the summer of 2017. In my drawing, the frog is just sitting there, surviving off the occasional bugs that fly by, drifting comfortably with the slow, calm currents. In this pond, it is from harm and provided everything that I need and want with little to No work required or expected of it. In its laziness, the frog is inevitably pulled in by reality towards the waterfall that leads into a different ecosystem. Similar to this, as the end of summer came to an end, the almost uncontrollable fate of becoming a 7th grader was becoming more and more real to

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