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Random words. Of all the random words that could be generated, the words 'kitten', 'claws', 'horror', 'abandoned house', and words as such came up. It was cute that at first I imagined kittens, all furry and cuddly, then other words that aren't so...fluffy are attached to it. Well, this one wasn't the one I did in class, but since I seem to have...um...misplaced it, I drew up another one. Hahaha.

Drawn in Photoshop by me!

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Another sketchy mind map for the lesson of the week. It is all about juxtaposition. It is fun to be able to put just random words together and actually come up with something kind of new. A set of words were chosen and what the class had to do was illustrate the words that resulted for them.

Along with this came another concept of juxtaposition, which was love put together with chili, and we were required to make a short poem about it.

Love is like a piece of chili

It is passionate, bright, and fiery

However, you cannot get greedy

You have to be careful lest it gets spicy

It just might burn your heart

And make you have to,

With it,

Temporarily part

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Managed to make a mind map out of mortar and pestle! Even though it was done in class, I still managed some brainstorming. They are not exactly the brightest of things, but I find some of them quite funny. To me.

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Considering mindmaps, I tried to make one. It is still simple as I am. However, I had quite some fun with the typography.

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Divergent and convergent thinking. The only thing that I can think of about problem-solving that can involve something so simple looking yet can have so many alternative solutions is a Rubiks cube. Even though people say there are steps to solving this, but when mixed around, it really can be a tough nut to crack. Nowadays, there are a lot of other variations of the Rubiks cube.

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My favorite form of art has always been sketches. I would browse through the internet for awesomely detailed ones, such as pencil artist Paul Lung's photo-realistic sketches, or even a messy, arranged one like produced by Rembrandt Von Rijn.

A photo-realistic sketch by Paul Lung

A Woman With A Little Child On Her Lap

by Rembrandt Von Rijn