I don't really know where I'm going with this, but I've been making one-ish a day for a while now.

The painting isn't mine.

Apparently this looks just like me, but I'm not so sure.

I went up to my attic one evening looking for something and I found all my art class work from 2004 to 2009. I decided to go through all of it, which turned out to be quite the humbling experience.

The first print I've made(2004):

I also found the first woodcut I've made(2009):

One of my first stabs at a self-portrait(2007):

This doesn't really look like me, but I was impressed by the amount of effort I've put in this. I tried so hard to draw what I saw. I've become lazier since. Hmm, time to pick up the slack.

School assignment about studying the point. The Great Wave original by Hokusai here.

School assignments about composition.

My scanner can only handle up to A4, so you get a lovely shadow in the middle of all the pictures.

So, we finally got back our entry work from Pekka Halosen akatemia. My initial reaction was: "What the hell was I thinking giving in this crap?" It really shows that I felt rushed(we had 3 h per task). I spread it all out on my living room floor when I got home and I could kind of see how I'd been graded. However the mystery of why I got the best marks from the work I was least satisfied with remains.

We also had a sculpting assignment, but those have since been used to make a massive bucket slip for our sculpting class.

One of my classmates put her work up here.