Illustrating Composition 4

I was writing a comment on Axels post about illustrating composition four and I thought I'd blog a similar post for everyone to view. He was having concerns about his terrible artistic ability and wasn't sure if it would take away from the memoir as a whole. As I'm sure there aren't many Pacaso's in our class, several of you are probably asking yourself the same thing. The illustrations do play a big part in the memoir and it would be really nice if they were good drawings for everyone to enjoy however, I'm sure that won't be the case. For the purpose of this class, the memoir needs to include pictures to help send your message and relate to the audience and drawing pictures might be better than using actual pictures because you will be able to draw it the way you want your audience to see it. If for example someone was angry, you could very easily draw someone with an angry face and the audience would be able to interpret that as easily as you drew it. The purpose of the memoir is to send a message to your audience, it doesn't matter how terrible the pictures look as long as they get your point across. Don't let your lack of artistic talent hold you back from drawing if that's what you would prefer to do. In the end, your audience will receive the message and the quality of the illustrations won't even phase them when they are interpreting your overall message. What are your thoughts?