Choose a prompt and write as much or as little as you want. E-mail your writing to me, or bring it with you to our next class, and we can review your improvements or errors together!
1) The Great Wave of Kanagawa
''The Great Wave of Kanagawa'', a wood-block print created by the Japanese artist Hokusai, was created sometime between 1829-1832.
Have you ever seen this artwork before? Where? What are the details that stand out to you? Do you like this piece? Why or why not? Describe the components of this piece.
2) Container homes
A new trend in architecture involves people buying metal shipping containers and converting them into houses. Many people think that these types of homes are a great way to live with fewer belongings, have a simpler life, and reduce their environmental footprint. Would you ever consider living inside a container home? Why or why not? What would be the benefits? What would be the downside?
3) Koi Fish Ponds
Many large houses with big gardens also contain koi fish ponds. They often add a sense of peace and beauty to the garden or backyard. However, they require a certain climate, regular care, and protection from animals such as hawks or cats. Would you ever install a Koi Fish Pond in your garden? Do you think it's worth the trouble? What other ways would you like to use your outdoor space if you had a large garden?
4) Tattoos
Tattoos have a long history in many different cultures around the world. Today, they are popular in the west. Tattoos have often been associated with tough guys, but today they are popular for everyone. Sometimes, however, people are discriminated against for having visible tattoos, especially when applying for jobs. Do you like tattoos? Why or why not? Do you have any? What is your opinion of tattoos in the professional world?
5) Recycling
Almost everyone will agree that recycling is important, but not everyones does it. What are some problems that make recycling difficult for some people? What are some ways that recycling can be made easier? Do you think your community is recycling-friendly? Why or why not?
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