For my third visual assignment of the week, I completed the car lust assignment. I’ve never been a huge car person. There hasn’t been a car I’ve dreamed of having forever or aren’t cars that I see that I can’t live without. Up until recently I drove a 2004 Rav4 that was a good car and got me from point a to point b. Last month, I got a 2015 Nissan Rogue and I am obsessed! Before getting the car I had never actually been in one or known much about it.

This is the rogue in graphite blue. I love the color. It is just enough of a blue to not be plain but the gray tones make it neutral and not obnoxious. The interior is black and tan. The black steering wheel and front dash makes the interior so slick and clean looking. The car as updated back-up camera and radio. One of my features in the car is the blue tooth. When enabled, I can play music from my phone through the car, make and receive calls, and other commands. The shape and size of the car are perfect for me. I love mid-sized cars. I don’t like feeling low on the road in a regular Sudan so this car is a good height.

As you can see, I am absolutely obsessed with my car.

I saw that Tyler completed this assignment for our characters and i completely agreed with him on everything besides the bow-tie on the truck. So here is my vision of James black and Conway Adams’ dream truck.

This assignment was to find a picture of your dream vehicle and describe how it makes you feel. In this case, This is Conway Adams’ and James Black’s dream vehicle. It makes them feel extremely tough when they are on the undercover police duty. The blacked out look of the silverado gives them a feeling of darkness and Noir. The lifted body and girth of the tires makes them feel strong as they chase down the criminals. The two huge light bars shine the criminal down putting them in the spotlight of the law.

The original assignment can be found here. It was worth 2 stars.

Admin Note: This assignment is a visual assignment for the week of 1-26 to 2-1, and is worth 1.5 points of 5 required points involving the character Tom Blair. 

The search for the car of my dreams was as easy as looking out of the window.

Yes sir, that is my 1936 Golden Crossley. I can’t remember just how old I was when I got it, but it is the only car I’ve ever had, wanted, or needed.

It takes me to work. It takes me home. It takes me every place that I need to go.

In that sense, I owe it my very livelihood.

‘Til next time,

Tom