Here it is, nothing like what yours is.
I kinda know what you mean, Drew gets bored with art class, mind you she's only 11 so the teachers have set assignments that they have to follow. She makes brilliant art work at school and at home but she rarely gets any awards because she doesn't follow the rules. I had her in art classes about 3 years ago and the monotony of color wheels and shading techniques really bogged her down. We took her out after a few lessons. She'd much rather draw something that she wants to draw when she wants to draw it. She hates to be told how to do something and especially hates to be told when to do it. I try to keep from giving her "assignments" because I want her to always enjoy her artwork. I broke that rule tonight.
Realy nice
love the way she has an agression in her strokes that shows decisivness without worying too much about the consequences. You cant draw the perfect line without trying all of the options first
Concerning the rewards I wouldnt focus on that either. I rather support someone who is willing to colour outside of the box (lol how appropriate) as long as the purpose is understood by the audience
then some cheap yes-nodding floosy.
and concerning "hate being told" ... werent we all at 11
