"What should we do today?"
He ignored my question.
"I need to know what to draw so I can get started."
He ignored my question.
"I need to know what to draw so I can get started."
"Um, not Mario because he's too violent." That seemed like a random comment, but I remembered that he mentioned seeing a YouTube video where Nintendo's Mario was portrayed as a character committing a lot of violent acts. I haven't seen it for myself. He's brought it up from time to time, so it's clear he was a bit traumatized by it. He assured me he will never watch it again. I believe him.
"How about a different character from Mario?"
"No," he said quickly. Then out of no where he asked, "How about King Kong?" He'd seen a few scenes of the newer Peter Jackson version of King Kong a couple of weekends ago at a friend's house. The fight scenes in that movie are pretty impressive and he was naturally struck by them. We didn't sit to watch the whole movie though. We just watched bits and pieces as we did other things.
"Okay," I said, a little concerned about him picking something really complex to draw.
"Okay," I said, a little concerned about him picking something really complex to draw.
I ran a search and handed him my iPhone. "I found one," he said right away, "It's going to be easy." He handed me the iPhone.
"Does this one seem easy to you?" I asked him, tilting the iPhone back toward him.
"Not exactly...because of all those teeth, but it's so awesome."
I couldn't disagree with that. It did look awesome. I worked with the fine tip of the Sharpie and chicken scratched my way to a pretty cool looking King Kong.
I couldn't disagree with that. It did look awesome. I worked with the fine tip of the Sharpie and chicken scratched my way to a pretty cool looking King Kong.
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