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Part 3 of 4: “The Student Body”

This isn’t ALL the student body, of course, just some of the ones that stand out (and I like.) If you haven’t guessed who’s who, go back and try. And ignore the bad scenery. From left the right:

Suki: I like a girl who knows you don’t have to be “girly” to be feminine, and neither to you have to be “masculine” to be strong and fierce. She’s in the school’s Martial Arts club.

Haru: Yeah, Haru’s that nice guy who all the girls love like a brother. Ouch. He just has a lack of confidence, and he can step up to the plate when need be, but he’s just not going to start the game.

Song: Yes, I liked Song. Another “helper” type, she wants to go into nursing when she finishes school.

Jet: Jet’s not really a bully, he just doesn’t like what he views as oppressive authority. Neither does he like the people who allow authority to control their actions (AKA “Teacher’s Pets”.)

Yue: I do not think Yue fits the “cheerleader” stereotype, but it was hard to resist having her be on the “Spirit Squad”. *is shot* She wants to be a good leader-type, but she often lets her emotions get the better of her.

Teo: Ignore his wheelchair. Please, I suck at wheeled things. He’s a competitive wheelchair athlete and also Sokka’s science and math tutor. He’s got a way with the ladies and has a strong sense of fair play.

One more to go…

Medium: Prismacolor pencils

Description
Part 3 of 4: “The Student Body”

This isn’t ALL the student body, of course, just some of the ones that stand out (and I like.) If you haven’t guessed who’s who, go back and try. And ignore the bad scenery. From left the right:

Suki: I like a girl who knows you don’t have to be “girly” to be feminine, and neither to you have to be “masculine” to be strong and fierce. She’s in the school’s Martial Arts club.

Haru: Yeah, Haru’s that nice guy who all the girls love like a brother. Ouch. He just has a lack of confidence, and he can step up to the plate when need be, but he’s just not going to start the game.

Song: Yes, I liked Song. Another “helper” type, she wants to go into nursing when she finishes school.

Jet: Jet’s not really a bully, he just doesn’t like what he views as oppressive authority. Neither does he like the people who allow authority to control their actions (AKA “Teacher’s Pets”.)

Yue: I do not think Yue fits the “cheerleader” stereotype, but it was hard to resist having her be on the “Spirit Squad”. *is shot* She wants to be a good leader-type, but she often lets her emotions get the better of her.

Teo: Ignore his wheelchair. Please, I suck at wheeled things. He’s a competitive wheelchair athlete and also Sokka’s science and math tutor. He’s got a way with the ladies and has a strong sense of fair play.

One more to go…

Medium: Prismacolor pencils