My creature is not necessarily an animal but rather a plant. The plant that reflects me most would be ivy. Ivy crawls and weaves around objects and locations, grasping onto whatever it can find. I find that this is representative of me; here at Blackburn, I have dived into nearly every medium of art that I could get my hands on. I originally worked in drawing and painting, but I have slowly changed to ceramic and three-dimensional work. I have rooted myself here at Blackburn and have expanded myself beyond what I could see.
I relate to Thoreau’s “Solitude,” because I find myself very content with solitude and simply taking in the space. Particularly, I find his second paragraph appealing. “When I return to my house I find that visitors have
I relate to Thoreau’s “Solitude,” because I find myself very content with solitude and simply taking in the space. Particularly, I find his second paragraph appealing. “When I return to my house I find that visitors have