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This piece I created a turtle walking with a hourglass chained to its shell. This creates the idea that we still have time although it is ticking. The turtle represents to relax in life and take it day by day but the hourglass on the back of the shell communicates how time is running. The medium used is watercolor and acrylic. 

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Final #16: How To Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything? 

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Final #16: How To Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything? 

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in my brainstorm i wanted to draw a person and different masks that show that persons personalities and features as things that hang from her to show her differences as bolder objects

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How do people start to accept childishness back into their lives? This work shows an older hand drawing with the help of children, showing how as you grow up, you can start to accept the childishness in you and work with it 

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Why can we forget our own thoughts and being? When looking in a mirror you see a perception of yourself through your own mind, but really, who are you? The girl with the best insta feed, the girl never found without her headphones on, the girl who is always at the gym. The idea of identity is up to you and you only, live life, carpe diem.

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Adriana Albanese F15 - Why can we forget our own thoughts and being?

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Adriana Albanese F15 - Why can we forget our own thoughts and being?

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How do people distance themselves from childishness as they grow up?? This work, as it is one of the last ones, shows how people slowly start to accept it back into their life. This brainstorm shows an adult hand drawing being surrounded by a lot of smaler kids. 

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UNFINISHED. Why can we forget our own thoughts and being? Africa is one of the most diverse countries geographically, having a place full of beauty in plenty of different forms and ways. Similar to the mind and identity, showcasing how much a place or state of mind can differ, there is always something to love about each.

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Adriana Albanese F14 - Why can we forget our own thoughts and being?

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Adriana Albanese F14 - Why can we forget our own thoughts and being?

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In this artwork, I wanted to show how one place can differ greatly and have its own beauty in different ways. This can relate to the mind, the showcase of past and present self, both entirely different people, yet endearing in their own ways.

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Brainstorm #13: Why do we forget our own thoughts and being?

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Brainstorm #13: Why do we forget our own thoughts and being?

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For this project, I wanna discuss the topic of death. The character in the picture had a wretched look on the face, which is enharmonic with the background of flowers to create a sorrowful feeling. I'm going to draw spider lilies in the background which represents mortality and rebirth. 

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In this artwork I want to create a turtle walking with a hourglass chained to its shell. This creates the idea that we still have time although it is ticking. The turtle represents to relax in life and take it day by day but the hourglass on the back of the shell communicates how time is running. The medium I want to use is color pencil.

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Brain Storm #15 How To Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything? 

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Brain Storm #15 How To Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything? 

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For this project, I'm planning to use the technique of light and shadows, with the light source coming from the top. I'm going to use a method used in digital illustrating called dichotomy to help me build the light and shadows of the work.

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For this artwork I wanted to express neature and time blooming from a old book to represent how time is affected. It is a relationship between time, knowledge,. and growth. The open book represents the foundation of imagination and personal experience. The clock behind the book introduces the concept of time as a force in this process. The background brings the focus on the center of the paper. Overall this artwork reflects the strong symbols together to communicate the bigger idea. The medium I used was pencil. 

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Final #14: How To Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything?

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Final #14: How To Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything?

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For this project, I wanna keep doing a fairy tale themed topic. In the sketch, there is an angel-like figure manacled by chains, which creates a sense of suffocation and a feeling of hopeless. I’m going to use chains and feathers to create a contract between the softness and toughness, illustrating the sense of powerlessness in the face of absolute, binding force.

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Final #15- How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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Final #15- How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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Final #14- How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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Final #14- How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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Si: How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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Si: How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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Through this final I wanted to show how people that start to become greedy start to feel trapped in a cycle of wanting to get more.

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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I glued a multitude of gems and beads onto the piece to show the shimmery-ness of Heaven, which is often described as golden and decorated with gems. As for the "pearly gates", I used pearl-like beads and glued them to the top. I also used many shades of gold and blue, since those colors are often symbols of holiness and joy. I also used much more saturated colors to contrast against the piece I made based off of Hell. The angel itself is also based on small descriptions that I have heard, as well as my own touches from what I have seen in media. Almost all of the information I got was plucked from parts of the book of Revelation in the Bible.

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Final #8- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Final #8- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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I tore the paper to create a more jagged, and interesting, border. I glue on various beads and gems, like blue beads to represent what they are separated from (with blue being a symbol of Heaven as a holy color). I stuck to mostly dark colors, with the figures being made of oil pastel to make them stand out more against the more refined materials, like acrylic paint and acrylic markers. The image is inspired by the many (very brief) descriptions of Hell from the Bible, most of the information being from the book of Revelation.

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Final #7- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Final #7- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Final Work Number 12: How does greed affect people?

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Final Work Number 12: How does greed affect people?

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While doing research, I found that greed  makes people feel trapped in the way that it isolates you from others and puts you in a cycle of always wanting more. After finding out this information, I wanted to try out some sketches to help visualize this idea.

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Brainstorm #13: How does greed affect people?

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Brainstorm #13: How does greed affect people?

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For my final projects, I decided that I wanted to focus on what I believe happens when we die. I am a Christian, therefore I believe in the worlds of Heaven and Hell. To get some semblance of a description of both places, I had to read the book of Revelation (specifically chapter 21 and 22) of the Bible, which have loose descriptions of both places. From there, I wrote down basic summaries and then interpreted the words in my own way. I also drew an angel welcoming someone based off some descriptions as well, where the Bible says they have multiple eyes, to the classic halo and wings that angels sport in modern media. I practiced using acrylic markers, acrylic paint, markers, sharpie, and graphite pencil. I also made sure to try and keep Heaven and Hell as polar opposites; with Heaven having bright colors, and Hell being darker. 

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Final Brainstorm- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Final Brainstorm- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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My idea for this next project is to create a book with one side of the book is in spring and the other side of the book is full of winter. Within the background there is a clock coming from the book. This represents time affects the seasons. The medium I want to include are color pencil and acrylic paint. 

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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In this artwork I wanted to show the circle of life and how no matter the age, everyone, just like a flower wither like a flower. (especially in the mind) Blooming as a young innocent child and growing into your prime, the act of losing yourself can cause you to dim and fall apart, and almost end apart of your life.

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Brainstorm #11: Why do we forget our own thoughts and being? 

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Brainstorm #11: Why do we forget our own thoughts and being? 

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This is the beginning stages of my project. This is the first draft of the pattern I will be using to create my pieces. It will be cut out and resized to fit my needs.

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SI#12: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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SI#12: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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I wanted it to sort of look like a dream catcher, with the compositions being similar to that of one of the many symbols of Hecate, an Underworld goddess of witchcraft in mythology. Asphodel is reminiscent of the description of that specific realm, grey and dreary and meadow-like. I kept the figures as silhouettes for the most part, as to show that anyone can be in that situation. The tartarus part is a reference to one of the most famous myths relating to the Underworld, Sisyphus. I assigned the colors of orange and dark red to Tartarus, and blue and green to Elysium. I chose blue and green for Elysium because those colors are calming and peaceful.

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Final #6- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Final #6- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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For this project, I want to make a drawing that represents the harm that drugs cause. For this, I will use an injection and a person who has that addiction, i will use black color pencil and oil pastel 

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 this project I drew a person who is sitting regretfully and thinking about everything, in a place where everything is distorted and nothing seems real. 

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SI: How does music effect our feelings and our relation with our culture?

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SI: How does music effect our feelings and our relation with our culture?

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Red and White Coquette Bow Christmas Party Flyer

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This work centers around a little girl (me) watching shows surrounded by the characters I watched while growing up. The picture then will either be the characters blurring into news reports and presidents or it’ll be an almost split composition work. I’m not sure yet. 

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Lilly W: How does childhood blur with adulthood? 

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Lilly W: How does childhood blur with adulthood? 

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I am still working on this project/this is unfinished. 

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Camila Velazquez: Final #10 How capitalism is destroying what makes us human

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Camila Velazquez: Final #10 How capitalism is destroying what makes us human

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This piece is a sequel to Final 10, being a matching pair of hands paws and a tail to go along with the head. This will further the illusion of how human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic characters when I wear it.

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SI#11: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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SI#11: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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I will upload a better progress photo as soon as I fix up a couple more things. The species is a dog, specifically a golden retriever due to their loyal reputation, attributes given to dogs by humans.

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SI#10: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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SI#10: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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For this piece I will be creating a fursuit head to extend the materials and techniques that my portfolio encompasses.

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SI#9: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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SI#9: How do human traits present themselves in anthropomorphic animals? - Anuli Tutt

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I came up with this idea when I was looking at one of my first works (final #2) and wanted to see if I can in include my topic question in a better way. So, I decided to dive deeper into Egyptian history and how people used to participate in tomb robbing out of greed.

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Brainstorm 11: how can greed affect people

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Brainstorm 11: how can greed affect people

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How does life look life for immigrants in the United States?

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SI: How does life look life for immigrants in the United States?

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SI - coming from a different background 

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SI - coming from a different background 

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SI: How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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SI: How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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SI:How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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SI:How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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This is my final piece. In this artwork, I wanted to represent one of my favorite Brazilian songs using collage, attempting to convey the feeling of the music through the girl. I want people to understand the song without even hearing it, how it’s a love song that focuses on the girl’s eyes and how deeply he is in love with her.

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SI: How does music effect our feelings and our relation with our culture?

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SI: How does music effect our feelings and our relation with our culture?

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How do people distance themselves ftom childishness as they grow up?? This work is way different then my initial rough draft. This design is supposed to be set on a busy street with a kid painting something super cute and bright on a broken wall. The colors on the wall and child are gonna be super bright, while everything else is super dark and toned down. 

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In this artwork, I use a contrast in the color of the growing flower person and the background, texture by gluing on a quote to the paper, and different symbols in order to represent the quote"beauty in the struggle, ugliness in the success." This artwork is meant to show greed affecting people by showing how it's good to struggle because it helps you grow as a person, but once you get to a certain level of success, it can take away from the real you.

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Final Work #10: How does greed affect people? 

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Final Work #10: How does greed affect people? 

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While making brainstorm I wanted to figure out how to convey greed affecting people through flowers and the quote that I chose. I also chose different materials to see what would work best with my idea and which one would grab the viewers attention the most.

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Brainstorm #9: How does Greed Affect People

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Brainstorm #9: How does Greed Affect People

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My brainstorm focused on the Ancient Greek afterlife. The realm in question is called Hades (after the god who rules over it), although now it is commonly called The Underworld. Originally, I was planning on focusing on only one of the three places where a soul can reside after being judged; Tartarus (the place of punishment), Asphodel (the place most souls go), and Elysium (the place for heroes). I had planned on focusing on Tartarus, and I even played with a few ideas on a punishment for the figure, with a couple of Easter eggs in the background to make it easier to figure out where we are. However, after some sketches, I didn't like how it was turning out. So, I went back to the drawing board. I decided to practice a triptych-esque design, with two of the compositions being half moons and the third being a circle. I practice having the top design represent Tartarus (with Sisyphus, one of the most infamous stories, being featured), the bottom design would be Elysium (with a hero standing in a peaceful field of blue and green). The color palette for Elysium in particular is inspired by the game Hades. For the circle, it would represent Asphodel, a grey place where the River Lethe (river of forgetfulness) flows and most souls end up when they die. Homer describes the place as grey with ghostly flowers, so I practiced a meadow like area with a river in the center, and I also practiced a monochromatic palette. The materials I practiced with includes acrylic paint, oil pastel, marker, pencil, and sharpie.

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Brainstorm #6- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Brainstorm #6- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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For this project, I will focus on the drug fentanyl. There is something very well known here in the United States called the “fentanyl fold.” This happens when people who use this drug for a long time begin to shut down physically and appear to fall asleep while standing. Injection is the way many of these users take the drug, so I wanted to show how it attacks you from both the front and the back.the material i choose is oil pastel 

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My question inspiring me to creating this piece is ''Brainstorm #7: How to Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything?'' In this artwork I included shattered pieces to capture the idea of how time affects nature and wildlife. The mediums I used were acrylic to take advantage of the bright colors that come from nature. 

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Final #12: How to Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything?

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Final #12: How to Balance Memories With Accepting That Time Changes Everything?

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For this project, I wanted to show how drugs specifically psychedelics or hallucinogens can fragment and speed up the perception of time. These substances also alter vision, so I want to represent the harm that these drugs can cause in a person’s life. I will use alcohol markers with bright colors for the numbers of the clock, which will appear distorted, and black pencil for the rest of the drawing to reflect the darkness that addiction brings.

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I wanted to use a digital medium for this project, as some of the more complicated aspects to tackle like gradients and smoke are much more appealing on digital software. I want to depict the shame felt by a hero when faced with failure, I was inspired by a popular comic by Alex Ross that covered something similar. Another reason I chose digital was because of the amount of black that will be used, which happens to resemble the kind of guilt and shame I want to show.

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SI #9: How Does Power Affect Failure - Logan Sullivan

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SI #9: How Does Power Affect Failure - Logan Sullivan

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SI: How does music effect our feelings and our relation with our culture?

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SI: How does music effect our feelings and our relation with our culture?

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Montagem de Fotos Vertical Mensagens Simples Verde

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Most of the colors I use in this piece are liturgical colors, which are colors that are worn during certain seasons of the year, such as Epiphany and Lent. Green is a symbol of hope and anticipation; white and yellow are symbols of purity, light, and glory; black is a symbol of death. I used purple for the figure in the center because the color is a symbol of penance and preparation, which are all part of the process of Purgatory. I also used red yarn on only the cross because it is a symbol of God's love and blood. The only colors that aren't liturgical are the dark grey, pink, and blue. While the dark grey and pink were used as accent colors to compliment the colors already used, the blue has a separate meaning in Catholicism. Bright blue in Catholicism, according to crivoice.org, is a symbol of the sky and Heaven, so I used the color to show where all of these souls are waiting to go. (Source: https://www.crivoice.org/symbols/colorsmeaning.html#:~:text=Bright%20Blue%20symbolizes%20the%20sky,beginning%20of%20a%20new%20creation. )

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Final #5- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Final #5- What Happens After We Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Blue and White Futuristic Page Border Portrait A3 Poster 3

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For this project, I wanted to emphasize how our passions or hobbies can come from our experience as kids, and how my love from drawing came from my childhood. I wanted to do this by making a work that shows the process of me recreating one memories where I developed a passions for art. 

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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SI: How do our memories and past affect who we are now?

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For this project, l wanted to the nostalgia of elementary school learning, where everyone learns about themselves and who they can become. In doing so, I will use crayons as it was a key part of the materials and paint for the people in order to make them stand out. I will also contribute education processes that a senior learns to blend in the relearning of the past while handling the future. A loss of memory is relearning your life while also handling the present. 

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Brainstorm #7: Why can we forget our own thoughts and being?

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Brainstorm #7: Why can we forget our own thoughts and being?

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Copy of Collage Vertical Recuerdos del Verano Aesthetic Blanco (1)

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For this project my inspiration was Hannah Hoch, she challenged traditional gender roles and how women were portrayed in media. Her work was a mix of Photographs (from magazines & newspapers) Cut-and-paste collage techniques Typography & printed text, which is what I want to portray in this project.

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How do places and traveling shape a person?

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How do places and traveling shape a person?

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i plan on drawing a kid paving their own way w their creativity. scene is spilled paint. most of it will just be the plain paint to represent what adults see. but there will be a path of color n doodles that represent how the child sees the spill. 

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Lilly W: how do the lines between adult annoyance blur w/ childish imagination? 

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Lilly W: how do the lines between adult annoyance blur w/ childish imagination? 

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Purgatory is a Catholic belief where the souls of those who are holy enough to enter Heaven, but still sinned in life, suffer an intense longing to see and be in the presence of God. It is the final place of cleansing for their souls, and they must atone for their sins before entering the kingdom. While Purgatory does have an intense suffering, it is not the same physical torture as it is in Hell; Rather, the pain comes from a soul being unable to see God. Since there were not many descriptions that I could find as to what purgatory looks like, I decided to create a design based on the interior of a Catholic church, pulling some inspiration from real life churches and from the TV show Hazbin Hotel. I also used Liturgical colors, which are colors to show public religious worship. Specifically, I used red and gold for the church itself, since they symbolize God's love, blood, glory, and purity. I used black for the people sitting in the seats as a symbol of death, since they'd be souls. I used purple for the main figure since it is a symbol of penance (expression of repentance) and preparation, to show the figure is up there to atone for whatever sins they must cleanse themselves of. I practiced using some markers and colored pencils to play with different shades of colors.

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Brainstorm #5- What Happens After we Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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Brainstorm #5- What Happens After we Die? (Gabrielle Sordillo)

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The art movement that inspired my artwork is Surrealism. This movement focuses on using ordinary objects to represent internal thoughts and emotions rather than realistic scenes. I chose to draw roots growing out of an everyday object to show how an immigrant’s identity remains connected to where they come from. Even while living in a new country, cultural roots continue to grow and shape who you are.

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Camila Arnaudo - How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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Camila Arnaudo - How does life look for immigrants in the United States?

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(UNFINISHED STILL WORKING) For this work, I wanted to show my experiences with food as a child have shaped how I deal with food today as a 17-year-old. I wanted to show what I always eat, chicken tenders with fries and how that hasn't changed with age. 

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Final #8: How Childhood memories affect how we think and grow. (Andrea Morales) (UNFINISHED)

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Final #8: How Childhood memories affect how we think and grow. (Andrea Morales) (UNFINISHED)

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UNFINISHED. For this work, I wanted to show the reflection of time. Looking into the mirror to see what you want but you yourself have changed, but you haven't realized it.

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Final #6: How Childhood memories affect how we think and grow. (Andrea Morales) (UNFINISHED, ROUGH DRAFT)

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Final #6: How Childhood memories affect how we think and grow. (Andrea Morales) (UNFINISHED, ROUGH DRAFT)

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For my next project and brainstorm, I wanted my artwork to be a food study, therefore my brainstorm was related to food. I have always been a picky eater, never trying new foods and to this day I still eat the same few things. I am too scared to try new things due to the bad experiences I've had with food in the past. Therefore I wanted to make it a school lunch tray or box (because in elementary I used to eat school lunch) with the same foods that I used to eat and still eat. An idea I have is to make the food like toys. As if the food isn't real. But I am unsure if I will do that.

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SI: How Childhood memories affect how we think and grow (Andrea Morales)

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SI: How Childhood memories affect how we think and grow (Andrea Morales)

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childhood foods being a picky eater eating the same things

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The above artwork was created by me with the intention of showcasing the emotions that one can derive from a vinyl record. Music is not only something that we get to hear, but it is something that we feel, remember, and retain within us forever.
The above artwork is symbolic, using rolled paper strips that symbolize music, which is something that has no ending and goes on forever, much like its meaning that we derive from it, which stays within our hearts forever.

In the middle of the painting, I incorporated the flag of Brazil to symbolize my national music. It is true that the music from Brazil is rich in emotion. There are happy melodies, sad melodies, and above all, very energetic melodies that result in an emotional burst in our hearts. When you find yourself outside the boundaries of your nation, the significance and value of this kind of music become much more precious.

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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I made this piece of art to symbolize the feelings that are contained in a vinyl record. Music isn’t something that we can hear; it’s something that we can feel, something that we can remember and keep in our hands for a long time. It’s in that way that I was able to make use of the rolled papers in creating this piece of art that symbolizes the meaning of the music that we can feel.In the center of this piece, I also incorporated our Brazilian flag to signify our Brazilian music. Our Brazilian music is very emotional, it contains happy songs, sad songs, and, above all, very energetic and fun, filled music that brings about an explosion of emotions within our hearts. When we are away from our homeland, this music acquires even greater significance. It symbolizes rhythm, memory, identity, and our intense emotional attachment to our homeland.

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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Aesthetic Phone Focus Camera Mockup Quote Photo Collage Instagram Post (2)

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In my final work I used a different and thickest paper for the heard, on the same hear I used shining spray, and acrilic glazing medium, so that the heart will look real and people could see their "hearts" in the paint and relate to it. The backgrount I used the spotify code, of my favorite brazilian popular musics, and with this show how the brazilian music is the "light on the dark" in my heart. 

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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How does Music effect your feelings and relation with your culture?

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Aesthetic Phone Focus Camera Mockup Quote Photo Collage Instagram Post

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I created this drawing to contrast two lives within one face. One side reveals the damage caused by addiction, a destroyed nose, dilated eyes, loss of facial fat, scars, and visible decay. I chose black and white to represent emptiness and the absence of life. The other side shows a face untouched by addiction, full of color, warmth, and joy, free from the marks that substances leave behind. The face is stitched together in pieces, symbolizing the clear comparison between these two realities.

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I took some references and inspiration from an artist called Karina Singh in this artwork (@n3rdboink on YouTube). Specifically I took inspiration on their use of open and closed eye ideas from their AP art portfolio, and how closed eyes could mean being comfortable and safe, and open eyes mean vigilance and being unsafe. I used watercolor and oil pastels. The bluebird in the center is supposed to be representative of joy, hope, peace and happiness, while the hand is reaching for the bluebird or what is represents in the artwork.

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The image shows a soccer field with a large eye in the center. Inside the eye are pictures of kids, which represent childhood memories and flashbacks. The kids playing and standing together show friendship, fun, and growing up through soccer. The eye makes it feel like these moments are being remembered, showing how the sport holds important memories from childhood.

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In this artwork, I show how traveling can bring many different emotions, like excitement, happiness, and sometimes stress or uncertainty. The suitcases represent the feelings and memories people carry with them when they travel, not just their clothes. I used bright colors, playful characters, and famous places to show how travel connects experiences and emotions. For me, this piece shows that traveling is not only about going to new places, but also about how those journeys make us feel and help us grow.

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Needs to be like redrawn. The playground is gonna be different I promise. It’ll be like the skeleton of a. “adult” playground. Lots of the pieces and aspects of a normal childish playground will be replaced w/ things you would typically find in an office. So like, yk those phones you see on playgrounds that are like a cup and string, that would be replaced with an office phone. 

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How does society enforce adulthood by distancing insiders from childhood innocence and play? 

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How does society enforce adulthood by distancing insiders from childhood innocence and play? 

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This drawing shows a kid playing basketball and shooting the ball. He’s wearing a red jersey with the number 23. The music notes and the words “When I Was Ballin I Was Young” make it feel like he’s remembering a time when basketball meant a lot to him. It gives off a simple, nostalgic feeling about being young and loving the game.

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To my final, I added color to the pieces that are “behind.” It makes it looks like colored paper which adds more to the “hidden childhood” and “enforcing” adulthood. 

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How does society enforce adulthood by distancing insiders from childhood innocence and play? 

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How does society enforce adulthood by distancing insiders from childhood innocence and play? 