The Art of Drawing Together. - Team Phoenix.

 



The Art of Drawing Together.

                How difficult do you think it is for a group of 8 people to draw a portrait of nature? Sounds pretty easy, right? Well, it is quite easy, unless you are confined to your homes and the drawing is done on a virtual platform like Jamboard and you have just 15 minutes to do it. 

             It was quite a challenge for the eight of us, each having varying levels of internet connectivity, to work simultaneously on a software platform that was rather unknown to us. There were instances where one person erased something the other had drawn, or when one of us had to take over a portion the other person was working on. There were even times when none of us could even move the cursor. but in the end, we pulled our act together and got the work done. 

           The completion of the work was possible only due to the dedicated cooperation and undeniable hard work put forward by each and every member of the group. There was real chemistry between the group and everyone exhibited courage in voicing the opinions, ideas, and corrections that they deemed necessary to make the overall working of the group better. Every group member, even the ones who had little clue about drawing, stepped up and did what was asked of them and more. 

          This activity was successful in helping us gel together as a team and explore and understand each other's strengths and weaknesses. I read somewhere that there is an artist inside all of us. If that is indeed true, I am certain that this assignment helped us find that artist within us.   

- Team Phoenix. 

          

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  1. Sabu Thomas SH College ThevaraApril 16, 2021 at 8:53 AM

    "I read somewhere that there is an artist inside all of us."....you proved it Team Phoenix

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