Conclusion Questions.
1. What is your visual metaphor about?
My visual metaphor is about the hate of racism. How people see the problem as being different colors but in reality, we all function as humans. 

2. What type of visual metaphor did you create (juxtaposition, fusion, and replacement). What characteristics does your design have that makes it this type of visual metaphor? 
it includes two Eggs with different colors and the egg yolk in the center of the two eggs. The type of characteristics these two eggs show is that one represents one particular race/color and the other also one particular race/color. How I thought of this idea is really funny. It all came together really when going to the store to buy more eggs.

3. In as much detail as possible record the steps it took to create this project in illustrator. Use complete sentences.​ Try to recall as many of the different tools, processes, and keyboard commands as possible. 
The process it took for this project and to create my visual metaphor was really not a lot. It was mostly with the Shape Tool, Shape Pen, and Text Tool.

4. What was the easiest and what was the most challenging part of creating your visual metaphor t-shirt design?
The easiest part was the layout of my design. The most mid challenging part for me was finding a funny caption that was appropriate but not for people to interpret the wrong way. like finding a way to share a message with everyone about this.

5. Based on the learning target, "Apply refined observation and drawing skills in adobe illustrator to create a t-shirt design with a visual metaphor " what level of mastery does your project demonstrate (Exceeds, Meets, Needs Work, minimal understanding). Why do you think so? Make sure to provide specific evidence.
I believe my work here demonstrates the meet requirements for this project. The reason why I give myself this score is because of the simplicity of my design. It just looks way too basic and simple when looking at it. I feel like I could have added more, more than making a simple basic design like that. That's the only critical thing I can really see about my project design.