Drawing from Life Project includes freehand drawings of people within social surroundings, including Mary Robinson, 7th President of Ireland (Mary Robinson Foundation—Climate Justice). In similarity, the project provides a focus toward the direction of public hearing events, as well as court trials that were proceeding within the judicial branch of government. The idea provides a form of individual creativity, as well as a demand for reports from public hearing events and courtroom sketches that relate toward the direction of political issues.

 

            As an alternative to digital photography, the Drawing from Life Project will increase the number of recruits through online social networking sites, and influence the production of written work that includes drawings from life. One-hundred percent of the sketches are freehand drawings. In similarity, approximately seventy-five percent include the use of pastels.

 

            In relations to lifelong learning, the Drawing from Life Project will provide an alternative way to study politics and law within social surroundings such as public hearings and courtrooms—bringing a traditional method into a modernized mode of communication. Social reproduction will provide a sample from an individual's perspective of an open society. Drawing from Life Project will exercise human rights that relate toward the direction of rights to life and education, as well as the human rights of migrants (democratic rights).