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I hate the categories. I always do and forevermore will hate the categories.

Anyway, this is something I did on the cardboard backing of a spiral notebook. Started in Calculus, because that is exactly how it makes me feel. "Lost" isn't the right word, but it's the first word that comes to mind. (COOKIES to those who get that reference.)

The hill is reference to Daisy Hill here on campus, that is a BITCH to walk up (and down, even.)

I always have felt that the color orange red represents me well.

It's also semi-Radiohead-fanart. I had "A Wolf at the Door" stuck in my head through the duration of the ENTIRE class (hate it when that happens), and so I loosely based the little guy off of these guys: [link]

The colors of the moon, the guy, and the hill's grass was all done by watercolor. To darken the "sky" part of the cardboard, I used a dry erase board eraser and a dry erase marker. I rubbed the marker onto a dry erase board, erased it, then used the dust on the eraser and rubbed it into the sky.

Description
I hate the categories. I always do and forevermore will hate the categories.

Anyway, this is something I did on the cardboard backing of a spiral notebook. Started in Calculus, because that is exactly how it makes me feel. "Lost" isn't the right word, but it's the first word that comes to mind. (COOKIES to those who get that reference.)

The hill is reference to Daisy Hill here on campus, that is a BITCH to walk up (and down, even.)

I always have felt that the color orange red represents me well.

It's also semi-Radiohead-fanart. I had "A Wolf at the Door" stuck in my head through the duration of the ENTIRE class (hate it when that happens), and so I loosely based the little guy off of these guys: [link]

The colors of the moon, the guy, and the hill's grass was all done by watercolor. To darken the "sky" part of the cardboard, I used a dry erase board eraser and a dry erase marker. I rubbed the marker onto a dry erase board, erased it, then used the dust on the eraser and rubbed it into the sky.