Yes, I can see how that works.
My dad was an artist, made his living from being an artist his whole life. I know what he'd say about my drawing...He'd smile and find something positive to comment on, encourage me. He was like that.
I'm not embarrassed of my drawing...Indeed the opposite. Who wouldn't be proud of such an amazingly artistic creation?
wise words, when we are children or we become children again through painting or drawing, we express what we are, then when we are adults everything makes us ashamed, but it is because of the bad criticism that parents, teachers and others make us, we must do everything perfect.
If only humans could carry the wonder and joy of childhood throughout life.
I agree, generally, though some of us just can't hide our perfection. Just sayin'
Haha! OMG Tom! You are as bad as
Galensomeone I know. No names. That would be just rude.Claro la perfección es algo muy humano, pero aveces no disfrutamos en proceso
Absolutely! Stand proud! I smiled when I first saw it. It has that effect on people.
Lol...I don't mind people smiling at my terrible art...It's better than recoiling in horror like they do when they see me in real life! 🤪🤣
Don't put words in my mouth. :))
I smiled because it was a happy little image and well, no arms just made me smile, thinking, perhaps he needs some help after all.
Seriously, it was cute and a great way to start a post.
Making people smile makes me smile.
:))
Maybe he was in VFR world when he drew that portrait? They don't have arms, either.
That's his reason and you are backing it up. You are such a man, Tom! @bigtom13 :)
Wow I don't think they will run away from you
Lol...OK, so maybe they don't quite run...But they walk away really quickly! 😆
Conclusion: you have drawn a lot😂
So true. In fact, I would try to compete with your drawing today.
I don't have decades of experience. But I have grit!
Lol.
Grit accounts for a lot.
All that is important in life. Sloth on!
My artistic creation🤓
