In the contemporary art world all you hear about is how an
art work served as social, political, or cultural criticism. In a children’s
drawing class, however, they have only one simple desire, which is to draw the
likeness of an object. It amuses the right-brain when the eye is tricked to see
a 3-dimensional object “stands” on a 2-dimensional surface. It looks real, they
say. But how real is real? After all this is drawing not photography. In the
beginning a 3-tone value rendering is sufficient to create the illusion of an object, yes, that looks real.
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| Herbert Wang, 11 |
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| Max peng, 13 |
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| Michael Tu, 10 |
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| Melisa Li, 12 |
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Lily Song, 8
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