Helena says her drawing is of a spectacle, putting herself on the stage and describing the view, reminiscent of Harold's purple-crayon audience at the circus.
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4 comments:
That's brilliant.
She's developing her own style. Tell her I've printed a copy and put it on my bulletin board, together with the multitudes of Helenas that watch me every day....
I love this.
Make color copies and use for wrapping paper!
I love that drawing, and I am not sure why.
Perhaps it entertains my latent wish that I could be cloned, and send those clones to work, instead of sending myself every morning?
Really though... great drawing!
-- Cip
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