Today I'm going show you reflection over time doing my comic. First off my favourite thing about this kete was that we get to draw our own comic. But i'm not a very good drawing and I wasn't confidence drawing because I didn't know how to draw good. But if a see an image I can almost perfectly copy it without tracing.
I'm successful in making my Hero Journey ending the story with him quickly turning on the lights for the entire world years after when the sun blew up. Humans were force to make a lighting system which will light the entire world until an evil villain turned it off. The hero could see in the dark well but scared of what just happened. He used to work in the place where he have to keep guard of the lights. No one could see and started freaking out. The streets were so dark that no one can see a thing. He also turned off the power so no one can light up their place. The villain before turning off the lights practice seeing in the dark before he could start his master plan.
What I wanted to change was colour in the image. I didn't have time to colour in the image before I was done. I was suppose to made everything dark but I din't have any more time. Next time I should colour in before I high lighted my character because I can do it quickly.
I showed my CARR values by committing to finish my work before the end of arts kete. But I almost finished and the rest of the things I have to finish is to colour it in black. I also showed achievements and achieving to draw better and better each practice I do on YouTube. I showed respect to my work by not wasting the final copy that we need. I showed resilience by every time I missed up I keep trying and trying and don't give up after highlighting the villain like the main character so I had to quickly fix it.
Here is my first try of drawing my own comic.
Here is my full copy of my comic. It looks different from the first one doesn't it.
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