Honestly speaking, I was not quite confident that this project today would be an engaging one at the beginning. I took a shallow sleep only for less than 5 hours that, I concerned, would make me feel out of concentration for the whole day which is disastrous affection to my enthusiasm today.
Good news is a welcome climate was performing in Leeds today making the buildings and streets gorgeous. Furthermore, the satisfying temperature provided comfortableness. Contrarily, this might give me more trend to feel sleepy.
Fortunately, we own a magical team leader and amiable mates. Hannah, leader of Team Pigeon, is dramatically familiar with Leeds. We had a fantastical lunch that makes everyone of us filled with happiness. There is a condition that Team Pigeon is composed with British, Indian and Chinese members. We are all talented, however we may have extraordinary divergence about diet. What could be more suitable than a diversified buffett? Hannah recommends us the restaurant of Red Hot that let this meal be a colourful point in the journey today, and this is how brilliant she is.

Before this, we went to Merrine Centre as planned yesterday. It is a commercial mall different with others. Getting through the entrance there was a art material shop, and there were many spots in first floor that can watch people moving at the ground floor. We drew what we were focus on. I utilised this as an opportunity to practice my perspective thinking, consequently I drew them as Geometry objects. I considered myself a photographer so I borrowed everything I did not prepare for drawing. I tried to draw a art craft in a window made of different components form a violin, a chair, a trumpet and many other things. I drew half of it and stopped to save time by the reason that it its complicated. It seems that Inya is not quite interested in drawing. Instead of that, he brought a camera with high quality to catch some beautiful moments.


The exciting lunch described before was following this. After lunch we took a wander of two circles. We stopped at two pretty places. The first one is a church with lots of pigeons (We call them as our "spies".) and sat down to draw for about a quarter. Rock was too concentrated in art to realise we had called him to leave for minutes.
Then our steps fell slow in a nice point of landscape. I had a simple drawing to practice the perspective viewing again, Hannah collected a leaf with beautiful colour as a bookmark. Inya took some photos. Again, Rock shows how deeply he loves drawing.
During moving back to the Gallery, we saw an old singer with a magnetic voice and excellent skill of playing electric keyboard. Then met Rowan with her worming smile. Then Juliet assembled us into a studio in the Gallery and discussed the methods appearing in our brains today. It provides a lot of inspiration for our group project. During the time in the gallery, Inya took about 50 photos of Rock when he yawns. How sleepy can he be?