Drawing with objects

Author: Rosa Mel
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This is a set of exceptionally interesting books, all filled with simple and basic shapes, everyday objects that are drawn with just a few strokes to create so many rich things and pictures—it’s quite surprising. If you stand firmly in the position of a child and feel it, you’ll surely be amazed and excited. Children will say, "Hey, I can draw too!" Every switch and object in the book is just the beginning of the imagination; it can’t be fully drawn, and it can’t be fully drawn. What follows this beginning of imagination should be the children’s imagination, their minds taking flight and landing. Then we might see, with surprise and excitement, the creations that follow—their reasonable creations and their illogical scribbles. But as long as those scribbles come from their passion and care, from growing inspiration and soaring, then the existence of logic and reason is beyond doubt. Because no matter for an individual’s excellence, a nation’s leadership, or the world’s perfection, the enduring passion for imagination and the myriad inspirations that reach us are the first things. Outstanding personal stories begin this way, and great human progress is also driven by this.