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For this prolonged ofproject, my proposal will be relating to the most important aspect to my life: art. I want to be able to walk up to people, ask them to draw whatever they want in one of my sketchbooks, and time them for 30 seconds or a minute (whichever time works better). They can draw anything they wish; they can describe their emotions at that current moment, attempt to draw their significant other, or be completely abstract. With this project, my intent is to both learn from a large array of ethnicities, and to gain inspiration myself. In my opinion, this project could be the breakthrough I need for extended inspiration, and I believe that I will be enlightened learning from these people. 

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