A couple of days ago I and a couple of other people had to create a biography of the famous leader Julius Caesar, but there’s a twist! You write the facts on a body and have symbols behind or around the facts representing them.
Apart from the shortness and big head that Caesar apparently had, I think our group did a fairly good job on the body biography. The symbols were also quite good, related to the facts and interesting objects such as a sword and a heart.
My quilt tells the story of how a man becomes greater because of what he saw, and rises up to the occasion. It is the story of how our antagonist takes from the poor, and how he beats up one of the civilians, the protagonist then sets out to stop him in the next square.
This part of the story really shows how the protagonist is better and is a warrior at heart, I also liked making the illustration as I said in the last post The story also definitely shows that anyone can become better, and fight for what they and others believe is right, as our protagonist does. Also, if you want to see the almost final version of my quilt, here it is in all of its beauty below, if you think that’s beauty. But, either way, thank you for tuning into this blog, even though it was probably ravishingly boring, but that only lies on your opinion.
