Remarkably Askew
Why do I love all the doodles I do in my math book? And when I open my sketchbook I can’t do a thing?
Maybe it’s because I am concentrating so hard on my math, that when I take a break to draw, I’m not thinking about making the doodle look like the picture in my head because there isn’t one.
Or maybe it’s murphy’s law.
Remember when I covered my textbooks before school? I said that I would post again after I decorated them. So can you guess what this post is about? 
Yep, I labeled my textbooks, and my notebooks. Much to my dismay, I had to return my chemistry book because there wasn’t enough for everyone, goodbye fancy cover. Actually it’s folded up on my desk so I still get to visit every time I do homework. Which you will hear more about soon.
And the spines say the class name too, but half of them are in my locker(which I finally got open, turns out I was putting the combo in wrong…) and I’m afraid the spines aren’t special enough to photograph.
I finished a collage a couple of days ago. Because it’s junior year for me, the focus is college, visits, brochures, research, and decisions. This is made from the dozens of college ads I’ve got. I call them ads because they only offer good advice if it pertains to their school.
There is a lot of decisions to make, I’ve got to start narrowing down the options.
Has anyone else ever done this? Fill up a sheet of graph paper with patterns? I used to do this for hours, because it takes hours. But once it’s done, I’m so glad that I did it. This square pattern was fun because every time I finish a new “level” it looked better and better.
And here is the final results. It has some varying squares because I made some mistakes. But I like it this way.
Here’s Mary’s. It’s amazing how just the different colors changes it so much.
I didn’t get a full picture of hers. But here’s a finished square.
