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My Astonishing Drawing Analysis
Quality of life symbols Melvin 9A

My astonishing drawing is a combination of simple sketches mashed together to create a notable representation of what makes up a good quality of life.
The purpose of my artwork is to show that when you have religion, a great environment, and people with positivity surrounding you, good quality of life will always be in your midst.

The mountain cliff that is part of this incredible drawing depicts the gap between people and the good quality of life. The cliff also shows that attaining a good quality of life demands hard work and determination.

The rope linked to all objects in the drawing represents life.
As things like a good environment, etc, attach to the rope (life),
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The reason why the box hangs at the end of the rope is to show that when you have religion, a good environment, and good company, the box (good quality of life) will be waiting in the end.
I chose a box to portray the good quality of life because it has been said and known that most good things come in disguise.
And a box is the best disguise for a good quality of life.

The cross which represents religion specifically Christianity, portrays the fact that religion plays a big part in one's quality of life. Without religion, there would be no motivation to seek a better life. In other words, there wouldn't be a motive to have a better quality of life.
I chose the cross as a symbol of religion because it is the most recognizable and most remembered for symbolizing religion.

The second character in red in my artwork symbolizes good company. As good company wheels into a life, so will good outcomes. Because of good company, a person's life will overflow with positivity, rubbing off on others.
Good company can also affect your quality of life, how? It can sway over a bad state of mind to a good one.
I chose the second character as a symbol for good company because a person that helps others will appear to be good

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