Drawing

I was amazed. Yesterday, as I came home from the office, I found you with a drawing. It may looked like an ordinary drawing of a 6-year-old. But then I realized that it was actually a copy of Einstein Kristiansen’s drawing that you saw from the Faber-Castell VCD. Which means that you can actually memorize and visualize what you saw in the VCD and then put it together on your own!

The drawing is actually quite complicated. On the VCD, Einstein begins by drawing ten straight lines which then turned out to be the feet of two dogs standing opposite each other. On top of the dog, there are three penguins, two hens and a smiling face (supposed to be Einstein’s). And below, hey, it's a monster!

(Written on 30 August - on my way to the office)