Audrey Young

I feel like e-Comm is secretly working for the government, and they're trying to gather information about me. So e-Comm decided that two personality tests aren't enough, they decided to do another. This on took less than five minutes, it was pretty easy and I took a similar one in eighth grade. basically, you pick a description most like you and put a 4. most like you is 3. continue down until you get to 1, which is not like you at all. you add up the total, and the one with the highest total is the most accurate to you personality. This is often compared to a color, or an animal. In this case, it's an animal. My highest number is associated with a Golden Retriever, and my next highest was an Beaver. who's a good boy??? The test said i'm most like a Golden Retriever, and i'd have to agree with that. I'm good at making friends, I'm loyal. I don't like big changes, I often want security. I'm quite sensitive, and caring. I have few, close an

this is one of the weirder things i've done in e9. take a personality test. i've heard of this test before, and i've been meaning to take it, but I never really had the chance to. I guess I was destined to take it? anyway, here are my results. ISFJ means i'm introverted, sensing, feeling, and judging. I already knew I was introverted, and that i'm pretty empathetic. I didn't know that I was sensing and judging though. this explains a lot and helps me understand who I am. I tend to stick and rely to the labels I identify with (a bisexual pastel goth artist) and I stick to a significant routine and panic when I go past it too much. I constantly ask my friends if they're alright, and they can get kind of annoyed. I'm not all that conservative, though and i'm... in a way methodical? it's a mess but in my head it's pretty methodical. I tend to over focus on one project at a time, and it gets in the way of school sometimes.

oh my god... I've said it so many times it isn't even funny anymore, but this one. this project... this... HOUSE... was by far the most painstaking, longest, and the most TEDIOUS project I have ever done in e9 so far.  the satisfaction that washed over me when I realized all I had to do was paint... it was absolutely remarkable. The feeling of content when I realized I was done painting... treasuring. The moment when I rendered the final frame... the gratification... Just stunning. (in case you're wondering, this is my house) alright, so...? I heard the rumors from other animation students that this was the hardest project in e9. I took heed to this advice, but I also took it with a grain of salt, it couldn't be too hard, right? I already made multiple chairs. I felt like a master of sketchup. oh, dear sweet naive little Audrey. (by the way, this is the house I tried to replicate ) You start with a square, to scale. that's it. from ther