Brief But Spectacular: Sheona Yakupitiyage

Beck Patrone and Sara Raubvogel|December 14, 2017

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When I was little, I constantly drew, painted, wrote, and generally made a mess. While I proudly gave the majority of my artistic endeavors to my family, I still have a folder of some of my drawings and construction paper cards, my old journals full of scribbles and recounts of what kindergarten was like. They’re from a time when everything felt fine, and, looking at these windows into my childhood, I can remember the joy and excitement I felt creating something. It feels like I can escape back into that childhood state of wonder when I skim through them. They’re messy and full of misspelled words, forever traced on the page with a strange mix of glitter gel pens and cheap markers for me to remember.

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Brief But Spectacular: Sheona Yakupitiyage