What's a good summer project to work on by myself?

Question

I'm a teenager and my hobbies are GFX, computing graphics, animator and pretty much everything that has to do with a computer. I also like to make crafts and replicate stuff. I'm staying home everyday during the summer while my parents go to work and would like some suggestions I could do over the summer that's not gonna cost me money and not the obvious things like writing a story/diary/journal and that kinda stuff.

Answer 1

Make your own website, weather or not you put it on-line.
You can make it as difficult as you want, or start with a simple one and let it grow. Or change all after you have tested it.
It can be about all in your life, like hobbies and crafts, or a game, or with photos of what you can see from your window.

When I started my website I learned it from a free internet course and it told me a lot of the basic stuff, with what you know already you should be able to make a blasting site.

To get some movement, work some crafts, or make something ridiculous out of things you can get for free.
Like making a hammock stand and a hammock:
http://www.instructables.com/id/EUWKOHOI8LEUF10OO3/
http://www.imrisk.com/testhammock/testhammock.htm
More traditional:
http://www.finniwig.com/netinst.htm
http://www.hammocks.com/articles/howto.cfm

Or a dog house, or a garden decoration. (Be prepared to see it going to the tip at the end of summer!)
Or start with a big craft project the first day of the holidays, like a big cross-stitch picture, crochet blanket, paper mache figure or dolls house or garage for toy cars.

Answer 2

You can make PowerPoint's on your hobbies or something and add a lot of graphics. Also, you can make collages on summer by just cutting pictures out of magazines. Also, you can work on an art project (ex drawing a summer scene) or something.

Answer 3

You could create your own video game, if you have a video camera you could make movies with some friends then edit them and burn them on the computer, there is always making models of cars planes whatever.