Creative Questions:

• 1. What is the first creative moment you remember?
• The most creative moment I could remember would have to be when I was around the age of four or five and I was sitting on the carpet inside my apartment drawing with crayons. There was a piece of masking tape on the paper to I peeled it off and folded the tape. I tried to bend it into a rectangle but the sides wouldn't stay together so I went looking for more tape to tape it down. I taped the side down and decided to make more rectangles and put them together. It eventually started looking like one of the tiny people from Legos so I made tiny figures out of tape. 
• 2. Was anyone there to witness or appreciate it?
• My mom was there and saw me folding tape so she didn't think much about it until I started taping paper together to make a house like the ones for my barbies. 
• 3. What is the best idea you’ve ever had?
• The best idea I ever had was to not listen to my sculpting teacher in my school and made figurines instead of vases because it lead to my interest in art and thinking outside the box. 
• 4. What made it great in your mind?
• What made it great was that even though someone tells you to do something you always have a choice to not listen and think with your own mind. People can't control the way you think, you can chose to think that way or chose to build off that way. 
• 5. What is the dumbest idea?
• The dumbest idea I ever had was to listen to my cousin about making homemade perfume by putting conditioner and water in a spray bottle.
• 6. What made it stupid?
• What made it stupid was that I accidentally sprayed a kid in the face and got into a lot of trouble, but the kid was a jerk to begin with. 
• 7. Can you connect the dots that led you to this idea?
• I had first thought about metal slides that use to be in my old elementary school and on a hot day it was the dumbest idea to go down a burning slide but then I thought about my old school and then how I got in trouble with spraying a kid. Whoops.