These are the contents of a sketchbook I kept for a high school Drawing I class. They are presented in the order I drew them.

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  This is my chair. That's right, the very chair I'm sitting in as I write this annotation. My sweatshirts happen to be sitting on it. (Update: I finally got fed up with that chair and put it in the next room.)

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  No, my pliers isn't usually sitting on my keyboard. It's usually sitting just in front of my keyboard.

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  There's a lot of shrubbery outside the window of my bedroom...

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  At the time I constructed this, I had no idea why there was a Northeastern University water bottle in my house.

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  Don't worry, I drew these with my right hand.

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  Close-up of a doorknob. I will award one million bonus points to anyone who can draw an accurate map of my living room from this.

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  Bits of my face, and further evidence that I don't have a strong sense of which way is up.

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  I will award zero bonus points to anyone who can point out that this shelf isn't in my living room.

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  By the way, I don't eat Cheerios. (I think these ones were old, anyway...)

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  This time, you cannot see the doorknob. But trust me, it is there!

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  I don't drink from this cup either (and the bottom of it certainly isn't shaped like that.)

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  Yes, I have The Answers About Climate Change.

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  This is the last one. I ran out of time. (Those two sentences are both true, but they have nothing to do with each other.)