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What should I draw for my still life sketch?

Ok, so in art class each month we have to sketch four pictures (nature, mechanical, architecture, and still life) and, well, I’m having a hard time thinking of what I should draw for still life and mechanical. This is our last sketch book for the year and I want it to be magnificent. I have already sketched toys, a cell phone, guitar, airplane, and a camera for mechanical. For still life I have drawn fruit, old cups, wine glass and fruit, a shoe, jewelry box, candles, and a chair. I like to draw my pictures with a touch of edge to give the wow factor. Please don’t say something simple like a table or a calculator… I like them to be different and unique!! Ideas please and thank ya! Will choose a best answer!

(1) Draw a dismembered part of an animal, such as a pig’s heart, a chicken’s head, or pig’s feet. Perhaps draw this in a way such that it is, implicitly, a protest against eating meat.
(2) Still life drawings are the most boring and stupid thing they make art students do. I don’t know anyone who really likes looking at a still life drawing or painting. Find some way to protest the idiocy of still life drawing and paintings.
(3) Draw a smallish table top mirror, with something interesting showing in it, possibly something like a someone watching television (TV watching is itself a form of “still life,” isn’t it?), or someone asleep in a chair.

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