Re-imagining Kids' Drawings By Garrett Miller

That was the case with my own boys, who after seeing Garrett’s handiwork, spent the afternoon improving their original images. My youngest, who had submitted a rough version of a well-fortified hideaway, laughed with delight at the detail he found. His next effort at drawing tried to emulate this detail, as well as making an effort at shading for a three-dimensional effect. The work of my eldest was much more detailed already. His takeaway was how powerful it can be to simplifying the visual message. In both cases, Imaginawesome sparked further interest in art.
“I’m not treating Imaginawesome as art,” explains Miller. “It’s a conversation.”