on SKETCHES THIS IS on SKETCH

The thing I missed most over quarantine was sitting and enjoying the ambiance in different coffee shops around the city. Incredibly unique I know (please clap). So I suppose it makes sense that the first thing I did once the world started spinning was spend as much time as I could with an overpriced cappuccino in hand. Though after a while, I felt a bit guilty about just sitting there looking at the people and scenery, so I picked up a sketchbook and put pen to page. I don’t claim to have much affinity for sketching, but here are a handful that came from my cafe-hopping weekends.

Just a couple of collaged comics/sketches/future scrapbook material.

I suppose this is ‘progress work’ for my forthcoming zine about my 4th year of architecture school.

“25 FEET Off Higgins” is a truly student organized zine publication that aims to showcase student work on an accessible and personal scale. We are un-official, unpolished, nonbureaucratic, and off Higgins. The book’s title acknowledges that Higgins is where we emerged and where we were originally from. However, we must stay away from its

5 25 25 25 25 25 25 Daniella Tero “No Face, No Case”

3 statuary sketches drawn around Italy where I focus on the figure because I can’t draw faces.

“25 FEET Off Higgins” is a truly student organized zine publication that aims to showcase student work on an accessible and personal scale. We are un-official, unpolished, nonbureaucratic, and off Higgins.

The book’s title acknowledges that Higgins is where we emerged and where we were originally from. However, we must stay away from its