As part of IMT's theme of "Child Art" this week, I've created a child-like drawing inspired by my own childhood drawings. I used pretty pink paper like I would have, and a felt-tip pen. Gosh. I really love felt-tip pens when I was younger.
I thought about the way I used to draw, and soon I found - almost straight away - that I had channeled my inner child and crafted something that could easily have been mistaken as something I'd done aged 4 or 5. It was amazing, to pick up on that.
I used to draw like mad - almost obsessively - as a child. Pens were my main tool, and paper. I grew up in an office, basically. I often made little books aswell, and asked Mum how to spell illustrated, so I could scrawl on the front of these stapled pages "Written and illustrated by Sarah I...".
We still have many of my drawings and the little books I created.
A later entry in the week, but I've really enjoyed this topic and getting to re-visit my child self.
This is wonderful Sarah- it is amazing to embrace the simplicity and honesty of childhood. To look back where we came from helps us to know where we are now. Thanks for an inspiring theme!
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