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Tid til en sjov fact: gennem hele mit liv har jeg kun eget én tegne-instruktions bog. Det var en til  børn, hvor man lærte at tegne dyr og mennesker ud fra geometriske former som cirkler og trekanter. Dengang troede jeg at det var det vildeste og sejeste nogensinde, og jeg indså ikke hvor urealistisk de endelige produkter var - jeg mener bare, en hest lavet af cirkler?

Til jul fik jeg dog min 2. tegne instruktionsbog. Og den er mindst tusinde gange bedre end den forrige, dog ikke ligeså sjov. Men jeg elsker at lære nye ting, og selvom jeg holder at at prøve mig frem selv, så er det rart at kunne konsultere sig med en bog af og til.

// Time for a fun fact: throughout my life, I've only ever had only drawing-instruction book. It was this kids book, where you learned how to draw animals and people by using only basic shapes, like circles, triangles and squares. Back then I though it was the shit, and didn't realize how completely unrealistic the outcome was - I mean, a horse made of circles?

At christmas though, I got my second ever book for drawing. This time at least a million times better than the last one, though maybe not as fun. But I enjoy learning, and though I like learning through trial and error, consulting with a book is sometimes necessary and welcoming.