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Inside Out Island Project

Friendship Island

I value my friendships as much as I value my food.

Some of my most important friendships have been around since I was really young. We've seen each other's ups and downs.

Some core memories I would associate with friendship island are the times that my best friend and I laugh so hard our bellies ache and we're crying, and a simple look at each other could start the laughter fit all over again.

I have felt multiple emotions with my friends, it's not always about the joy when we're with each other since we've had our moments.

Art Island

Art Island expresses that creative personality that I possess where I fall into a head space that drives me to make use of my imagination to supply my artistic desires.

I love human anatomy—I draw the human body in a multitude of ways, including the features, such as eyes, nose, lips, as well as hands and feet and even the skeleton.

I believe my core memory would be a day from two years back when I auctioned off a couple of my paintings and managed to attain a couple hundred dollars.

I feel that my most prominent emotions—relating to the Disney movie, Inside Out—would be joy and disgust, also known as intrigue. Creating art makes me happy, it's a way for me to vent out my frustrations while doing something I love in the process. However, disgust can often be a discernible emotion I feel as I can become frustrated and disgusted with my works.

Kyra Spears

Winter Island

Health Island

This personality island may not seem like much but on the contrary I believe it plays a significant role. I love the cold, whether it be fall season or winter, but I like winter more for a variety of reasons. Fall brings the multitude of colors as the leaves change but it often also brings along rain—which I don't necessarily care for. I love the snow and I enjoy the holidays that accompany the season. However, the main point I'm trying to make is that the winter season plays a big role in my personality traits.

I adore jumpers and sweaters, jeans and leggings. Basically cold weather clothing that you would otherwise roast in summertime. I prefer the comfortable coverage of an oversized jumper than a t-shirt, shorts and sandals. And because of this I feel that it plays a big role in my wardrobe.

A core memory would be when I built my first genuine snowman with my little sister. It was a long time ago, when we were both very young, but we had even bought a "Build a Snowman Decorating Kit" that came when a makeshift carrot nose, marble eyes, a thin fabric scarf and top hat. The cold weather sustained the snow man for weeks.

Another fun fact would be that I am often more energetic during cold season for a multitude of reasons. One such reason being the sole fact that it is my favorite season and I love the cold—I am often known as having a "winter bone" by my family—another being that in order to stay warm you have to move and so a fun time for me to work out and complete my fitness regime is during the cold. I hate to sweat.

The emotions I most often feel in the winter season would be surprise—a mixture of joy and fear. The cold is my favorite time of year and I love the attributes and holidays that it has to offer. Fear can take place when blizzards role in and the roads freeze over which can concern me of others and how the traffic could be. Surprise comes in when there's a snow day and school is taken off or when an extra snowy day comes in and blankets the ground in a fresh, white sheet.

Yoga, meditation, Pilates, among many other regimens are a normal daily part of my routine. I'm a big health nut, but I don't partake in diets and invest in healthy foods solely for my health, I also do it because I simply enjoy it.

I've never had much of a sweet tooth growing up, I ate my broccoli and other greens and was never all that eager for desserts or candy like most children. I was that kid that was happy to see an apple in their Halloween bag. I love what fitness and exercise does to my body and my self-esteem. And it's easier to stay motivated when you stick to a routine and make a habit out of it.

I don't necessarily have much of a core memory, it's more of a multitude of memories and the emotions that accompany them. I feel accomplished when I have completed a workout and not only does that bring me a sense of triumph but it boosts my self-esteem.

I would describe my emotions for such an activity to be mixed and never really one generalized emotion. I can go on to describe that I have felt self-loathing, anxiety, and even intrigue. I have been frustrated and disappointed in myself if I feel I haven't done a good job but there have also been times of surprise when I have a good day.

Family Island

I come from a huge family, on both sides of my parents, and can happily say I love them all.

Some of my warmest moments with family are during the holidays, when the room is filled with laughter and there's food everywhere as people pass around hugs and gifts.

One of my core memories involving my family would be those special, once every now and then moments when we're able to come together for Christmas. My family is very spread out all over the states, so it can be a bit of a hassle to ravel us all together, but that makes the reunions all the more special.

My emotions are often times a mixture of joy and sadness. Reunions can be a little emotional after so long without contact and it makes saying goodbye even more difficult. But the joy lasts during those moments we are together.

Book Island

Onyx Island

Onyx is my cat, just a little over a year old, yet he has the heart of a mere kitten.

Despite his age, he is full of attitude and very energetic. My core memory involving him would likely be the day we found him. He was but a few weeks old and we discovered him after a stray cat got into a fight with him on our front porch. He never strayed too far from our property, we always left food out and were persistent in his capture.

Thankfully we were able to get a hold of such an ornery kitten as his third eyelid had been split open as a result from the ruckus between him and the much older stray. Surgery was performed in order for it to heal, and not long after he was treated and vaccinated.

My biggest emotions involved would be joy and anger. Joy because he's my baby and I love him, anger because he can be such a wild cat that it's hard to tame his energy. Sometimes it's better to just wear himself out.

Books—whether they be among my favorite genres such as realistic fiction, sci-fi, and/or romance, or they be history and nonfiction—often influence my personality. Whether that be my likes and dislikes, my choice of clothing, or even supply me with knowledge for the future, they are significant in my life.

I am 100% that without the influence of a great fiction story, the fruits of an informational book or article, or even the occasional comedy or tragedy, I wouldn't be where I am today.

When I read I am often sucked away into a world—so there is honestly no telling what I may feel or experience as I often react based on the events of the story or what a character is experiencing. But I feel that even through all of that the most prominent would be joy. I love to read, and even if I may become sad or angry because of the events of a book I enjoy it too much to put it down.

I also don't have much of a core memory with this one, though I can vividly remember the following days I discovered Harry Potter and how I finished the series in merely three weeks.

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