I JUST started a drawing class at my college.
I am extremely enthusiastic about it...I just bought $200 worth of art supplies. My art teacher is extremely enthusiastic about drawing...she's been drawing for 50 years. She really emphasizes creativity, improvement, and personal style. That is all good and dandy but I heard art teachers have biases towards students' drawing styles.

She draws a ton of murals ..and you know...murals consist of about a billion things...they take up the entire blank space they are given. Really colorful and gorgeous murals.

Since I am a portrait photographer, I love drawing portraits of people.

I have an obsession with making ugly things pretty and pretty things ugly. My drawings scare the shit out of a lot of people. But they are simplistic in a way since I only draw the person and maybe a prop or two but not much else. Of course I'm not drawing the same fashion model on every page. That wouldn't be a style? (I don't draw fashion models. If its a "pretty girl" she ends up being a burn victim or an amputee or she gets something that would be considered "ugly" to society... There are a lot of pretty burn victims and amputees out there. Alrighty?)

Anyways my worry is that she might grade me down for being so simplistic. Sooo it will be a challenge to add complicated backgrounds and stuff and still have the picture focus on my person. Or yeti.