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When I love something, I draw pictures about it. I love "Inception". Hence this. I won't complain about my lack of drawing charcoal this time, since I think it's becoming a trend that must be stopped, but I'm still having a tricky time with graphite. Actually, the hardest thing to draw on this page was the pinwheel, haha. It confused me to no end

I really wanted to include Yusuf and Saito as well, but I couldn't figure out where to fit them. So I guess they are represented by the van, since they are . . . you know . . . in it. At least I think I fit everyone else . . . I nearly drew the spinning top, but it's become so iconic, I ultimately left it out in favor of the pinwheel, which was more meaningful to me anyway and is the object which really represents the act of 'inception' the best. I drew this picture without any planning ahead, so the composition's a little daft. I'll try to think of something to put in that blank space in the middle--any suggestions?

Drawn entirely with mechanical and No. 2 pencil, a dark graphite stick, and a little ball of cotton I used for blending purposes as well as a pencil stub with the lead broken off which I also used for blending and shading. I'm low on art supplies, so I'm improvising here. Done over the course of a few days. Hopefully everyone is recognisable

As always, comments are

Description
When I love something, I draw pictures about it. I love "Inception". Hence this. I won't complain about my lack of drawing charcoal this time, since I think it's becoming a trend that must be stopped, but I'm still having a tricky time with graphite. Actually, the hardest thing to draw on this page was the pinwheel, haha. It confused me to no end

I really wanted to include Yusuf and Saito as well, but I couldn't figure out where to fit them. So I guess they are represented by the van, since they are . . . you know . . . in it. At least I think I fit everyone else . . . I nearly drew the spinning top, but it's become so iconic, I ultimately left it out in favor of the pinwheel, which was more meaningful to me anyway and is the object which really represents the act of 'inception' the best. I drew this picture without any planning ahead, so the composition's a little daft. I'll try to think of something to put in that blank space in the middle--any suggestions?

Drawn entirely with mechanical and No. 2 pencil, a dark graphite stick, and a little ball of cotton I used for blending purposes as well as a pencil stub with the lead broken off which I also used for blending and shading. I'm low on art supplies, so I'm improvising here. Done over the course of a few days. Hopefully everyone is recognisable

As always, comments are