ILLUSTRATION #3:

Page 140-141

I drew the part where Julia and Winston meets in the rented room above Mr.Charrington's shop. Julia comes in and she's taking out things of her tool bag, such as milk, jam, and a loaf of bread. I drew this scene because Julia brought REAL sugar, which Winston had almost forgotten about because he has been using saccharine for a long time. She also brought real coffee, which they were very excited about. During lunch at work, Winston drinks Victory Coffee, which is not as good as real coffee, so he is excited about the real coffee. Julia also brought "proper white bread", so the bread that they usually eat probably isn't very good. In the drawing I did exaggerate a bit where Julia is taking the things out of the bag.

--Janet

Illustrator: ILLUSTRATION #2:

Page 92

This came out the right way :]

I drew the scene where Winston is trying to question the old man. Winston wants to know what life was like before the Revolution because he is uncertain about whether the history books are accurate or not. But Winston isn't satisfied because he and the old man is talking about different things. In the end, he gives up and feels that the only ones left with a connection to the past remembers things that are useless. I think this scene is important because Winston is trying to find out the truth.

-- Janet :]

Illustrator: ILLUSTRATION #1:

Pages 5-7

Hey guys, its Janet. For some reason, when I uploaded the drawing, it came out sideways. Yeah, so I drew a picture of Winston sitting to the left of the telescreen, where he won't be seen, but he could still be heard. And I drew him writing in his diary.

I choose to draw this scene because I think it is important how he is doing something that he has to keep a secret or else he would be punished to death.