A Few Of My Favorite Things

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A Few Of My Favorite Things



1. Stephen King Book: He is one of my favorite authors and Cujo is one of my favorite books.
2. Super Bad DVD: My parents gave me this movie when I was in middle school because it was one of my favorites, and still is. 
3. Janis Joplin Cassette: My friends and I would go downtown often and look around tone vender, I got excited when I found this cassette and bought to play in my friends car (she had a really old car with a broken CD player). 
4. Acrylic Paint/Paintbrushes: I love paintings on canvases with acrylic paint, I try to fit it in as much as I can when I have the free time. 
5. Sharpie/Ink pen: I really enjoy line work and focus on it very much when I paint, so I included these items to represent that. 


 

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