This project is in my 11th grade American Literature class. My choices while deciding on what to write this myth on was repeatedly changed, until I decided to write on emotions. In the beginning, there was a young girl, Luda, who wanted to escape from the sullen household she lived in. When she runs away, she meets a n unknown creature, Lora, who has no face, no emotions. When spending time with her new friend, Luda teaches Lora how to feel things and communicate like a human.

For artistic elements in my drawing, I chose lines and space. Luda is holding Lora's hand as there are different emotions being felt. I wanted the audience to know how many emotions something or someone can feel, and that there is no limit to one specific emotion (e.g. sadness, sorrow, despair, unhappiness, etc).

I'm actually quite proud of this work. I like trying out new things, and writing a myth was a new excitement for me. If there are more chances to do something like this in the future, I wouldn't be opposed to the idea. Something so short told such a significant story.