I drew the golden fish from the fairy tales, who could grant three wishes. Here, he's swimming with a companion, and some hopeful soul is attempting to net him with a net which is much too small. Magic can't be captured with a tiny imagination...
Saturday, March 26, 2011
March 20, 2011
My older son commented he thought I should do another of the "scribble pictures" where I simply scribbled and then drew something based on the scribble, but he declined to provide the scribble so I lassoed the other son into making a scribble for me. After all, the original game, when I was a kid, was for one person to make a scribble and the other person had to make something out of the scribble... My second son provided the following scribble (I think he was channelling Joan Miro):
I could turn it any direction I wanted, and I ended up using the direction that was 180 degrees from the orientation in which he drew this, but I have given you the scribble in the direction I used it. Can you find all of the original lines in the final drawing?
I drew the golden fish from the fairy tales, who could grant three wishes. Here, he's swimming with a companion, and some hopeful soul is attempting to net him with a net which is much too small. Magic can't be captured with a tiny imagination...
I drew the golden fish from the fairy tales, who could grant three wishes. Here, he's swimming with a companion, and some hopeful soul is attempting to net him with a net which is much too small. Magic can't be captured with a tiny imagination...
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There's a children's book lurking in here somewhere.....
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yes! adorable!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a book! And what a shift from scribble to whole fable of a drawing.
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