Getting started

I'm gonna talk a little about the project we've just started in Projects in English III. For now we (David, my partner for this project, and I) just have to create the user(s) for the home we'll design for them later.

We chose that we want our users to be an artist married to a ballerina. Their personalities are quite opposite, being her a really sweet and cheerful person, and him, an eccentric and dark one.

When I was walking to uni yesterday, I saw the dawn and realized that it's so poetic that it should be one of the likes of the artist (that, or the sunset), but like a really deep like. I took a picture (sorry for the crappy quality, but I took it with the phone and while I was walking):

After school, we had lunch at Foster's Hollywood, and I took the opportunity to draw the female character. Later, I drew the male character sitting on a bench in a park:

As you may see, the male character looks a little creepy, but that's the point. He has several problems, one of them is the fact that he's agoraphobic, so he isn't... really tan.

After lunch, we went to the PAU of Vallecas, to see some examples of collective housing:
















































The pics are courtesy of David, who took his DSLR.

When I was going back home by night, I was looking through the window of the bus and I thought that as James (yes, that's the name of the male character) loves travelling, but he's agoraphobic, he could see the world through a window (again, sorry for the image quality):

Have a nice day, and keep reading!

~Nina

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Listening to: Amylase by Cajun Dance Party (I'm gonna do this in every post because I've seen it in some places like dA's journal, and I quite like it, because music really is a great inspiration).