Thank you, I will definitely!

Yes, I am pretty sure =)

thank you very much!

Hi Jewel Carol

Thank you so much! haha, am doing that =). I am a positive thinker an I am just in the beginning. Let's see what comes next - I am excited!

Ha, ha, Sabrina, you really are a positive person, me too, that is why we can click. :)

=) It is great to be positive, and be surrounded by positive people!

This is so true! I am having a strong passion about what I am doing, which keeps me being surprised about what I can actually reach, It keeps me motivated. It is a lot of work but also a lot of fun - work hard, play hard =). everytime I learn something new I am getting more excited about that project, really glad I found WA!

thank you so much! I love it here, it is an amazing community with so many passionate, welcoming and talented people!

Yes, i'm looking forward to it as well!

Hi Brooklyn

Thank you very much! Kids can be the real deal when it comes to design - they are very honest, which actually makes the perfect client =P.

Kids have a great sense of design. If you give them a sheet of paper they will design something using the whole space. Give an adult the same piece of paper and they'll doodle a little something, leaving most of the space empty.

Betty Edwards, in her book 'Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain' explains why we lose that sense of design, and why we stop making progress with our drawing skills at around 11 years old.

Best book ever to improve anybodies drawing abilities.
Phil

Thanks for your reply Phil.

I am always totally fascinated what kids create and how people loose their drawing skills. As a kid, almost everyone draws - they don't care if it looks exactly like they wanted it to look - and that's what makes it look so relaxed. Than people start to think that competition is better then they are, so they stop doing it. I never stoped learning and investing in my drawing skills. I had to get worse to get better again, but I never stopped, that's how I got where I am today =)

If I remember from the book she writes at about 11, when a kid is still
drawing like a child and others make fun of that. The kid stops drawing, all progress ends there.

The folks like you and I that have drawn our whole lives felt the need to get better, and we did, by whatever means we had available. I had parents and teachers that provided me with a lot of positive reinforcement.

If you can do that for your readers, I applaud you.
Much success.

Thank you David

So I achieved what I wanted! That's nice to hear!

Enjoy your Sunday and Thank you very much!
Let's build Rome another day,.. In need something more colorful =P.

Cheers Sabrina

Thank you =), let's see what else will come!