Week 7 - Art Activity - Headshots & Environment Portariats.

 

Headshot: 



















Environmental Portrait: 

The depressing life of a college student during a global pandemic :( 
Back - broken
grades - sad
life - shitty
Mental health - destroyed 

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  1. Glenn ZucmanJuly 13, 2021 at 11:29 AM

    Aww, Simmer! :(

    Are you being dramatic? Or are you serious?

    Sorry to hear about all the bum feelings.

    What can you do to bring some blue skies into your life?

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    1. Simer KularJuly 18, 2021 at 10:55 PM

      Hahah lowkey a little dramtic but it is the truth. But I think i'll be happier when school starts again because I'll be living with my friends and not home.

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