Author: Jack
Reflections
The Great Pyramid of Semester One
For this Sunday sketch, I decided to form a pyramid with all the building blocks we used from this year. However, this pyramid is constructed in the opposite way that a normal pyramid is built. A normal pyramid is built with the building blocks on the bottom and the end result on the top. I … Continue reading The Great Pyramid of Semester One →
Read moreReflecting CO^2 in Climate Change
Reading Climate Changed provided me with a lot of insight on a massive, global topic at hand that I was not very informed on before. Finding a pattern was actually surprisingly easier for me than I had imagined and I am very satisfied with the one that I did find. It wasn’t some “clear as day” … Continue reading Reflecting CO^2 in Climate Change →
Read moreLiteracy Narrative 3 Reflection
My final version of my literacy narrative is almost completely different than my first attempt at writing it. After finishing my comic, I noticed ideas that I included when I was drawing that I didn’t notice when I was writing the first draft of the literacy narrative. After having my conference, it was suggested to … Continue reading Literacy Narrative 3 Reflection →
Read moreComparative Essay Reflection
The hardest part about writing this essay for me was coming up with the thesis. In the past, when writing a comparative essay, my thesis would always surround the idea that the two topics being discussed are different, yet similar at the same time. For this essay, I had to develop a thesis that explained … Continue reading Comparative Essay Reflection →
Read moreSincerely Yours, The Breakfast Club
For this weeks sketch, I instantly knew what movie and what scene I was going to use. The Breakfast Club, directed by John Hughes, is one of my all time favorite movies. The first time I watched this movie was when I was fourteen years old. I instantly fell in love with the characters, most … Continue reading Sincerely Yours, The Breakfast Club →
Read moreMore to Music Than You Know
I was very happy that we were assigned this sketch assignment because it finally gave me a reason to use the music I always listen to and incorporate it into some sort of schoolwork. I have always been a music lover, for as long as I can remember. I use to make my grandma … Continue reading More to Music Than You Know →
Read moreAnalysis on Literacy Narrative Comic
This was one of the more difficult assignments for me, so far this year. I thought the “Tracing Maus” assignment was going to be the toughest, but this was definitely a challenge. Normally, I would’ve thought that because this is a drawing assignment, it should have come easy to me because I do, in fact, … Continue reading Analysis on Literacy Narrative Comic →
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