During this project, all of the kids in my class drew lines, and we chose nine lines to stick with. We had no idea what was coming, but we made a masterpiece with the lines. Our goal was to hide them, so the viewer cannot see where they are. My friend Presley Zonneveld and I decided to conquer this art piece together. Our pieces are trains connecting from Vermont to New York. If you would like to see hers, view Presley Zonneveld's Portfolio. I had no idea that I could create such creative artwork using just nine lines and colored pencils, but I did, and I am proud of myself.  My favorite part about this project was getting to work on it alongside my friend and watching our lines transform into artwork.

Throughout this project in class, all of the students chose an object to hold to take a photo with. I chose to use a paint brush, because it symbolizes creativity and difference. The paint brushes bristles are all different from each other just like God created us all differently. The hardest part in this drawing was the shading. I have never been great at art, but I tried my hardest to create my best work. My favorite part about this was drawing the lines and working to create the outline of my artwork.