Thinking back on the sketching analysis assignment, it really helped me improve how I observe and interpret things. I put in the effort to thoroughly check out the chosen sketches, paying close attention to all the small details and considering the bigger picture. My focus was on how the artist used lines, shading, and composition to express emotions and messages. I even caught subtle details in the strokes that hinted at deeper themes.

Since this was a solo assignment, there weren't any team dynamics involved. But going solo meant I had to be disciplined with time and stay self-motivated. Clearly expressing my visual observations during the task made me better at communicating, and it pushed me to think critically and consider different interpretations. Luckily, there weren't any conflicts during this solo project, but I know future tasks might need teamwork to get diverse perspectives.

I made sure to take a systematic approach to analyze each sketch and met the assignment deadline without any last-minute stress. This experience made me appreciate how powerful visual communication can be and improved my skills in interpreting art. Looking ahead, I want to dive deeper into art history, aiming to add more context to my analyses and get even better at breaking down visual compositions.