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Hmmmβ¦ this one is on a different level though. π€π
I remember I once said something about where I inherited my drawing talent from.
Wellβ¦ I think I stole small from my dad. ππ
My dad studied Art in school, and from what I've heard, he spent a good part of his youth learning it.
The funny thing is, I never really got to see most of his drawings. π’
There was only one painting I remember seeing. And the funny part? I didn't even know it was my dad's work back then. I just saw it as a normal picture. π
It was a painting of three criminals tied to a tree, with three soldiers facing them. Their commander was somewhere on the other side, giving them signals on what to do.
That painting was actually really good. ππ½π¨
I remember telling myself that I was going to keep that drawing safe. π
But unfortunatelyβ¦ let's just say I don't know where that drawing, or some of my old drawing books, ended up today. ππ
The good thing is, I was smart enough to take pictures of some of my drawings back then. So at least, a little part of that old work is still with me. π
Now back to this drawing.
I guess that little talent I stole from my dad is what helped me create this tricky one. πβπ½
I honestly can't remember exactly how I drew it.
And guess what?
I was using a button phone at the time! ππ
Yes, a button phone!
I saw the picture on that tiny screen and somehow managed to draw it.
Imagine trying to copy a picture from a screen that small. π
Till today, I don't even know how I pulled it off.
But shaβ¦ I don draw am. ππ₯
And this drawing is one of those pictures that can make you see two completely different things.
At first, you might see an old grannyβ¦
But turn your phone upside down and πβ¦
You might see a beautiful princess. ππ
That's actually the message behind the drawing:
βTurn your phone upside down and view this image a second time. What did you see?β
Sometimes, all we need is a different perspective.
There's always a brighter side to every situation. π€οΈ
And sometimes, it's in our power to change how we see a bad situation.
JUST BELIEVE. β€οΈ
Soβ¦ π
What did YOU see first?
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