Sparks fly

Astark is a senior in high school, she has a sarcastic sense of humor, always making people laugh no matter the situation. She has grown up doing all star cheer her entire life. She has long blonde hair with blue eyes. Astark wants to grow up and become a welder. I learned that when she said “I took a welding class in my eighth-grade year with my ex-boyfriend, we broke up the summer of seventh grade and thankfully didn’t have the class together. I actually ended up enjoying it so much that now it is what I wanna do when I get older.” (Astark)

My attention was pulled by the beautiful look of her flag, she put it together so effortlessly, I love how she put the button directly in the middle, really grabbing the attention of anyone that views it. It is truly a work of art and deserves it’s own spot at an art gallery.

Astark’s flag has a spring on the bottom left corner to represent a ground clamp. There is a big button in the middle of the flag to represent the machines that run. There are wires and a metal rod on the top right corner going diagonally. Having a total of four items together, making it simple to draw. All of which is in silver with a brown background.

We both picked to use the career paths we plan to follow for inspiration in our flags, although they are two completely different things in the work field. We both chose to have one main item in the middle with surrounding objects to really emphasize the one in the center. 

She became interested in her field in eighth grade though, whereas  I only became interested in forensic psychology in the summer before my junior year started.