Week 12 - Public Art

 


I went over to my cousin's house on Friday and I was playing with my niece when the idea of drawing hopscotch for her came to my mind. She loves to jump around so I thought this would be the best idea, but I didn't think anyone else was going to use it. Because I hardly see any kids in her neighborhood when I go but I was wrong. I saw a woman walking her dog hop in, a saw a tiny little kid hop but he didn't know what way to go. Growing up I loved playing with chalk and especially drawing stuff, so this gave me a piece of my childhood when I saw my niece jumping around. I didn't think adults would enjoy it too but they did to my surprise. 

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