The room I drew was anytime of room I put a little details that's in my actual room into the drawing I did. Everything that's in it is windows , table with floors , book shelf , my bed , a picture with " Live , Love , Laugh " on the wall , a rug , and then a rug. What I have learned about one point perspective is that the outcome of it is really nice when you take your time on it. What I'm most proud of in my room drawing is mostly everything because I worked hard on making things the right way. What I wish I could've improved on my room drawing is the certain things that I did in it like my bed I wish I did better , also some of my lines. One tip that I can give to someone that would do this project is that take your time doing it make sure things are coming from the vanishing point. 

The topic of this project is to be more conscious of your own phone use as it relates to research around learning, brain function, and addiction. I discovered when looking at My Cell Phone Chart that the average number of checks for my peers was a lower number of checks for my peers was a lower number than my highest average of checks for my cell phone . What I believe now based off of all my data that I collected with the Cell Phone Use is that when calculating the average of everything it made a big difference in use of how I or my peers may use their phones for certain apps that is on their cell phones . Tips I have is taking the time to just relax the brain off of our phones, Distract ourselves to do something other than finding a way to use are cell phone, For myself is when I know I'm using my phone too much just put it aside and shut it down to take a break from it, and last you should take notifications off of your phone sometimes so that you aren't notified as quickly.