Noah's teacher's comment on his report card about his artwork expressed concern that he only draws stick figures, and doesn't put a lot of detail into his art.
Well, given that his main form of art and literature intake is in the form of various comic strips and books, I guess I'm not surprised that he draws only stick figures. Fine motor skills have never been his strong suit.
But just because it's a stick figure, I don't think it means that detail is lacking.
Get a load of the expression on the face of the guy in the barber's chair in the last frame of this strip Noah drew in October:
I say, if he can do that with a stick figure, let 'im do it.
After all, some cartoonists have made their entire living drawing no better than a "rabid squirrel addicted to cocaine", as I heard Scott Adams quote a critic once.
If only he would write a little neater (no interpretation required), he may really have something going, here...
Well, given that his main form of art and literature intake is in the form of various comic strips and books, I guess I'm not surprised that he draws only stick figures. Fine motor skills have never been his strong suit.
But just because it's a stick figure, I don't think it means that detail is lacking.
Get a load of the expression on the face of the guy in the barber's chair in the last frame of this strip Noah drew in October:
I say, if he can do that with a stick figure, let 'im do it.
After all, some cartoonists have made their entire living drawing no better than a "rabid squirrel addicted to cocaine", as I heard Scott Adams quote a critic once.
If only he would write a little neater (no interpretation required), he may really have something going, here...