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November 11th, 2012 | 361 Entries

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361 Entries for “draw”

  1. draw me a picture and hope it comes true. DO you ever sit in class and just drawe
    and what are your intesions of thoes drawings? Love? Hate? Pain?what if we drew everyday and never got in trouble in class for doing it.l no teach to stop us from bring free and saying put that away.

    Katie
  2. To make something out of nothing.
    To have your hand be pushed by some unseen force
    To let it slide along, without protest or vision or doubt

  3. I’ve already done this one. But I guess I wasn’t logged in. It’s really amazing, you have all these little bits of information moving around as electrons and other stuff, I guess. I mean, I don’t know too much about it, but essentially it’s a bunch of 1s and 0s. And the fact that we can all be represented by that, maybe someday? Amazing.

    AJ
  4. fun and relaxing

    hannah
  5. drawing is what relieves all emotions that clog up our mental illness minds. it’s the excuse for not focusing in boring geometry class. drawing is like writing, painting whats going on in our sick minds. not Everyone has this special talent of drawing… only ones who can see the world in different lights

    sabrina
  6. i cant draw. I would love to know how to, but I’m really bad at it. Drawing is a creative way of expressing one self, and I may not be very good at that I only play what other people write, but don’t make anything my self. It’s about creating

    Pernille Gammlegaard
  7. I drew because I had to, he said “draw”‘ so I did.
    No one knows exactly what they’ll do in that moment, but I knew what had to be done, I took out his legs.
    He was a real son of a bitch.
    Once when we were younger we built this elaborate fort together. The next day he acted as if he built it with someone else. It was little things like that that would build up and eventually lead us to this stand off .

    Bernard Chadwick
  8. Drawing has always been a kind of difficult thing. I think what would be pretty cool is if suddenly I could draw anything. Because, of course, who wants to work for their skills? Better to get the instant gratification of having those skills, but nobody wants to do it and work toward it. Why? Is it that you need to put in the time in the first place? The fact that you can’t actually do it, and it reminds you of how much you suck? What?

    AJ
  9. Draw upon my skin the inky path of your descent, o Sun shrouded by winter. So pale, so colorless and so faint is your shine this evening, and the geese draw upon the sky their map to a place where you are still bright.

    Neelvar
  10. Draw sometgin beutful and just let it fill up your imaginary state of happiness!

    anabas
  11. like writing but with a brush, colouring pages with paint and making a mess, using pencils, mechanical pencils that break but look so nice when you buy them from new. Or, a pull, a tug in a certain direction, something that grabs you.

    Jen Glover
  12. draw you at 6am
    draw you in my dreams
    draw you in me
    draw your name a thousand times in my arms
    until it will saty forever im my skin

    Ana Carolina Pinheiro
  13. There are many ways that we could think about the word draw. I could draw water for a bath, I could draw on paper and call it art. I could draw from the resourses of somebody’s discoveries.

    Ana Johnson
  14. Draw me happiness. Because I don’t know how it looks like. Draw me love. I never felt it before. I’m not a person. I’m just existing in a body of a human. I don’t feel anything.

    Nallie
  15. I was drawing all of these little concentric circles the other day when I didn’t want to pay attention in class and I became so wrapped up in the finite lines that I didn’t realize I’d been called on. My name was called a handful of time and by the time I realized what was going on, the teacher just stared at me and called on someone else. How funny to lose yourself in something so simple as drawing little things.

    Haley Freedlund
  16. I learned how to draw when I was 3. I wasn’t very good, but I thought I was. My brothers were showing me their drawing, and I was jealous. Because they were better than me. My parents, as I recall, never poseted my drawings on the fridge. Thats makes me sad.

    Philippe Ambeault
  17. sun
    miracles
    dreams
    light
    love
    kiss
    laugh ,mom
    create
    smile
    hug
    work
    love
    enjoy
    happy

    nyra
  18. \I drew the dog yesterday. It looked at me sleeplily with one eye open. John stared at it. he never like them. yesterday was so long ago now that I feel like laughing. The dog thinks so too.

    claire fnarg
  19. My friend Julia loves to draw and she is so good at it. She never realizes how amazingly creative and great she is. I wish I could draw, but I’ve never been able to which is kind of sad. Drawing is a way to express what you love.

    Jenny
  20. He drew her a flower that remind of her in the way she walked, the color of her lips and the way she smiled at the trees. He was falling in love with the gap in her teeth and the serenity of her personality. this drawing could never measure up to her fragrant beauty.

  21. the image was drawn
    to believe what I see
    seems so impossible
    the ink smears

    Susan
  22. Drawing is a way of expressing oneself through the movement of lines, creating shapes and utilizing variants of different colors. You can draw anything; that’s the beauty of it.

    Nadia
  23. i wish i could take a pencil
    draw some memories
    swap them with the old ones
    endlessly
    there would be no empty pages in my
    deformed mind

  24. It takes so much to sit down and do it. I know I can, I know I want to. I should be right now,
    but instead of givin my heart to the art,
    I make words into the same visual.
    The two forms come to a draw.

    Mar McCreary
  25. He put the pencil to paper and began to draw. He traced the outline of her body, from her delicate waist to the curve of her hips to the gentle slope from her thighs to her legs.

  26. i love drawing
    at least i think i do, or did.you can draw everything in life
    some have a vivid imagination when they draw, they use it.
    i wish to get better at drawing and i wish to learn it from my grandfather
    drawing is art for me

  27. Scratching
    I drag the pen
    Ink unfurling
    Flowing
    Curling
    Across the page
    Sea
    Of crisp white

    Chelsea
  28. I’m always in this struggle with myself to draw,
    And often I’m in this world
    with a blank page.
    I wish I was a child again
    Where the hardest decision
    Was what crayon colour to choose,
    And I could cover a whole page
    in Dreams and Happiness

    Ivory
  29. Drawing play castles in the sand, the waves careen through turrets and drawbridges. I wished that once upon a time was infinite, the sea water erased my wishing star.

    lola
  30. He sat at the metal table, drawing a picture of a dinosaur roaming through a forest. He was being quiet; he was being good. He was even coloring inside the lines, like his momma always told him he should. Maybe this time they would realize just how well he was behaving and they would let her come to the glass to see him.

  31. Drawing blood from this spider bite.
    I think it might be poisonous, it’s swollen and tight.
    I need to find a remedy,
    I really don’t want surgery.

  32. She was so young,
    We watched her grow
    She filled up our lives, gave it purpose
    And I finally thought that I had done something good
    When she would say to me,
    “Daddy, I want to draw”

    Ivory
  33. A white blank canvas that calls his name. Two steps forwards and he’s in the frame. Searching; to find nothing. Yet she she’s everything. White. Bright. Stark and bold. The colour of clean and free.

    KT
  34. Draw this. Draw that I like to draw though admittedly I am not the best. I have a drawing group if anyone is interested as well as a drawing blog. Check out drawinger.tumblr.com My drawing group used to be draw this. Now it is, gee I dunno. How funny is that?

  35. Draw a picture of a thousand colours, the very insides of your mind. A swirling cosmos of your own internal galaxies stretching infinitely within yourself. Rejoice in the colours and magic you are.

  36. i hate this word. i wish it was a different word that i could be writing about. it is not very entertaining to me. maybe if this site had given me a better word to write about, i would start using capitalization in my writing.

    Larry Bird
  37. draw away from feelings. draw into yourself. that is when you lose it.

    Zoe
  38. I don’t draw well . . . except I can draw conclusions really well. Sometimes the conclusions that I have drawn have made me happy, sometimes, angry, and sometimes sad. Drawing conclusions often leads to taking action, and although sometimes it has gotten me into trouble, sometimes it has made me feel relieved.

    Sheila
  39. I draw when I’m sad. i draw when I’m bored, when I’m happy, or when I just need to forget. I draw people and places with lots of emotion. Usually the things I draw are dead, or at least symbolically so. They always have their hearts ripped out of their chests.

    amber
  40. Drawing is fun. Produce the most hilarious things when you are drunk. Life drawing is the best. Doodling is under rated, I think its a sign of original thought.

    Zoe