My daughter loves to draw and loves to use markers. School was out that day and decided to bring the kids to work. She spent a lot of her time in Nichole's office drawing away, with markers, staining each hand with every color imaginable. She usually doesn't take the works of art home with her, but instead, leaves them behind to be displayed.
The next day Nichole looks over the art left behind on her desk and on the bottom was another piece that she had not seen before. She looks at it and says, "Oh, Zoe drew a picture of me," saying it with excitement, she then reads the statement above, "Oh, she thinks I'm a weirdo . . . huh."
After making some observations by others in the office and Jennifer (the mother), they notice that whoever illustrated this, took the style of Zoe and attempted to plant the blame on a defenseless seven year old girl. This is how you can tell. The style is too deliberate and clean. The type is obviously forced to be childlike which is poorly executed. The clearest and biggest flaw in the attempt to pan this off as a seven year old's drawing is the style of the face. It is too neat, too centered and too practiced. This was a horrible thing to do and whoever did this should be ashamed.
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Was it, perhaps, someone forced to draw with his left hand?
ReplyDeleteI don't know, looks legit to me. And you know what they say about kids being attuned to people's true nature... maybe Nichole really is a neat- and centered-faced, deliberate and clean weirdo.
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