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.

Our new assignment in perspective warping reminded me a lot of the perspective and architecture course I took in upper secondary school(somewhere between 2006 and 2008).

Our teacher was interested in us getting it right(he always said "Push yourself"), so we would draw interiors and exteriors until we'd be begging for an easier task started to understand how space works(below). Then we'd play around with it(above).

I want to draw something like this on a larger scale in lead pencil for our drawing class assignment.

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.

We have a self-portrait assignment at school. I'm having some trouble with my face.