DesigNing

 Chapter 18

和重視高度和細瘦感勃艮第的時尚比較，義大利的時尚重視寬度。鈍頭鞋、寬肩膀、和寬帽子都是這個造型的特徵。

 Chapter 16

這些是我高中試著寫的故事裡的幾個人物。那個故事要完成還要很久，但是我已經想好了一些人物和他們的外表。這些就是了。這次的作品系列也是我自己想練習交叉排線的畫法，以及畫人物臉部。我找了一些我覺得看起來像故事裡角色的名人的五官，不是把五官改變一下，就是混搭。我用的工具是咖啡色、黑色、藍黑色、和紅色的原子筆，其他的顏色則是用彩虹筆。

These are some of the main characters in a story I attempted to write when I was in high school. The story still has a looooooong way to go before it can be completed, but I've already thought of some characters and what they would look like, and here they are. This was also an exercise for me to practice cross-hatching as well as drawing people's faces. I would take the features of celebrities that I think would look like the characters, and either altered their features or mixed them up. The media I used were brown, black, black-blue, and red pens, and I filled in the other colours with pencil crayons. 

Chapter 15

The Three Lame Cats

There are three soldiers in battle, and the youngest, Ken, gets shot in the back. While the second oldest soldier, Paul, tries to stop the bleeding, the oldest, Wilbert, asks the wounded soldier to tell them a story to stay awake. The wounded soldier tells a story like this: “Once upon a time, there were three lame cats. The oldest one was named Wilbert. He was very strong, even though he was lame. In fact, he was lame because of his own strength. He hated dogs, and thought they were noisy and disgusting. One day, he fought with a dog that was urinating in his backyard. The dog bit his leg and broke it, and he became lame. The second cat was named Paul. He was very smart, even though he was lame. In fact, he was lame because of his own intelligence. He disdained mice, and thought they were stupid and greedy. One day when he was laughing at a mouse that had its tail caught in a mousetrap, the mouse bet his life that Paul wouldn’t be able to take the cheese out of the mousetrap and get away with it. Paul accepted the challenge, but his leg was broken by the mousetrap, becoming lame. The youngest cat was named Ken. He was neither strong nor intelligent.” “Why was he lame?” Wilbert asked. “No special reason,” Ken said, “He was born lame.”

Chapter 14

Me Without You

Sloppy Humans and Uptight Animals:
the Four Parts of Life of Pi