Last Weekly Reflection

 Last Weekly Reflection 


I saw my progress over the last two weeks and I was really impressed with how much I improved from the first day. I definitely made mistakes, but I learned from them. The biggest thing I learned was to take the lessons from my mistakes and use them to correct my mistake the next time. I also discovered that I did not need to be worried about maintaining concentration and focus, it was not going to be a struggle for me. I really enjoyed drawing articles of clothing that are important to me and that holds symbolic weight. I also enjoyed drawing tools of the Garment industry. I enjoyed fully creating something from start to finish. 

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