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I think the three medals are particularly lovely, they have messages on them to keep up the good work, and they are proof of your progress. There was a time when continuous unproductive study left me mentally and physically exhausted, and that's when I realized that we all need some level of motivation. Rewards give us a mental break while providing us with the extra motivation to get back to work. I haven't taken drawing training, but I have exchanged works with others as a kind of gift (This piece in the photo was a gift I received from others). I loved the feeling of getting something for my efforts to create, though not necessarily material.

Description：A painting on the subject of Cyber Violence. I plan to create a large scale poster or a series of images using digital hand drawing as a medium, eventually print them out and then make additions with realistic materials (adding some 3d sense). Digital painting is a medium I am familiar with and can create posters relatively easily. The posters feel like this, the desperation of being stared at by people with different eyes or powerless to make a sound.

Goals：I want to convey the bad effects of Cyber violence through depressing images, and how to cope with it properly in my speech. In the beginning, I would draw no fewer than five drafts and then choose the one with the strongest narrative.

Derivative Associations：
A cyber riot is an orgy of some bad people + part of the stupid carnival. This kind of violence is invisible, but it is more lasting and even deeper than visible violence.
Psychological harms include anxiety, depression, frustration, self-loathing, self-doubt, and so on. And then the psychological impact on the physical, people will gradually appear sleepless, can not eat, nausea, vomiting and other physiological problems, the most serious will even let people choose to light under the collapse.
Reasons for the emergence of cyber-violence:
1, the anonymity of the Internet
2, onlookers can always get more information than the person concerned
3, abusers also tend to have a very high "moral" benchmark on the Internet - although this morality is used to demand others, not to restrain themselves.

The composition envisages roughly a person overwhelmed by the remarks of the crowd, which are all negative remarks and lacking in positivity."When the good do nothing, evil triumphs."