The end.

These are going to go in the trees, or around the trees, at the appropriate times of the year, but I want to present them separately also because these are drawn on 5 different pieces of paper and I wanted to put them all together. I would have re sized them all but, I didn't.

This is the beginnings of a fold out seasonal calendar thing I am making. All of the tree's I have drawn there are based on real ones, there's a cherry tree, yew tree, grand fir, beech, I can't remember what all of them are called because some of them have ridiculous names like 'Juniperus Scopulorum' which I don't know how to pronounce, let alone remember.

This is what I like to do when I am worried.

I am still busy drawing a lot of birds and trees so that I can finish my illustration project at school. Luckily I really enjoy doing this - though painting leaves gets pretty tiresome at times. I reckon I've probably painted about a million leaves - well probably not actually, but definitely 1000. Maybe even not that many actually maybe just 500. That's why I have not put many things up though, because it's all pretty much the same and it'll look better when it all comes together.

I'm pretty excited though because after this I'm going to start drawing people again.

The reason why I have been drawing so many birds and trees, other than the fact I think both are pretty good, is because I am doing a project at school called 'the 4 temperaments'. I could explain how it got to this but I'm not sure whether it would sound very interesting so, if you want to know, ask me by all means.

I have printed this now so it's in pamphlet form under the name JIYENT CROKODIYEL. If you would like a copy, holler at me.

These are some cakes that I made for Alec last year when it was his birthday. They are supposed to be sheep. For one reason or another, he never received them, probably because they look awful. I don't think he even knew about them either.