During my sketching phase for this project I felt as though I had to rush it because all work prior was focused on research and class group exercises. For my initial sketches (top row) I didn't put much thought into it; but after I drew them I took a little break and when I returned to my sketching book I felt a bit relief off my stress, looking at my initial sketches motivated and inspired me to go onto my next sketches. As seen in the image below the second row of my sketches is more detailed with some more annotations in them, doing these sketches got me eager to start doing my lo-fis and build a design system to bring this all to life. What I took from this is that sketches aren't meant to be perfect, its okay if no one else really understands them except for the one who drew them; another thing that I took away is that sometimes taking a break from your sketches and revisiting them helps the fresh mind conure up some new ideas.