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Would you mind giving me the sketch?

That was this painting right here.

The dimensions of one painting are shown

Drawing, if you don't mind.

I took the drawing to show him.

What about the rest of the pie?

Miss, come see the painting.

Maybe there's an innocence to it.

Look at that picture.

Once I get a sketch, I say Thank you very much.

How many people know what this cartoon means?

In this one sketch, Leonardo was able to combine the mathematics, religion, philosophy, architecture, and artistic skill of his age.

And if you twist it up, you get back to this drawing up here.

And we're done the smaller painting has dimensions 2 3.6 and 4

Yes, indeed, the old man is there, as is this famous pen drawing of the Homo Vitruvianus.

The rest of the pie is a very mysterious substance called dark energy.

I don't know for sure that the Brits invented this particular view of the world, but I suspect we might have done so we are right in the middle, and we've cut the Pacific in half and flung it to the far corners of the world.

It's not completely drawn to scale. I'm hand drawing it as good as I can.

Actually, let me scroll over a little bit, so you can see my entire picture.

How long should the two missing sides be in the second painting?

And this painting right here is a depiction of the revolutionaries, mainly Jacobins, who are actually storming the Tuileries.

An image can be worth more than 1000 words, but in Iran a cartoon can cost you jail and lashes.

Everything had to be larger. The next painting was even bigger.

Or, look carefully at this silk scroll made by ZhuZhou in 1368.

Every time the auctioneer brings down his hammer, you hear the painting scream and see another apocalyptic future world recession, global warming, a virus with no cure.

Just look up glucose and you can see this diagram if you want to kind of see the details.

And then these bridges that you see in this drawing in the double helix, those are these connections right here.

Or, look carefully at this silk scroll made by ZhuZhou in 1368.

And I know you can only see two in my drawing and that's just because my drawing is not perfect.

I don't know for sure that the Brits invented this particular view of the world, but I suspect we might have done so we are right in the middle, and we've cut the Pacific in half and flung it to the far corners of the world.

The funny thing was, we had to break into the parking lot too, so we totally felt like we were legit in the whole graf scene too.

So, in animation, shimmering is usually when you are, if you're doing drawn animation, you're drawing that same drawing multiple times but with slight variations so that way, you don't have a stagnant, still frame under the camera.

Looking back at the sketch, we can see that by changing the position of the man, he can fill the irreconcilable areas of a circle and a square.

Now, take a look at this cartoon that accompanied Gladwell's article, and tell me if you see something disturbing about this depiction of innovative thinkers.

When I see a painting like that, if you didn't tell me anything I would say this was done in the '50s or '60s. When was this done?

Now I often hear people say that drawing doesn't have a practical use outside of art design and I actually agree with one addendum, if you're a human you're a designer.

And so the line of reasoning is there's certain points in Earth's orbit where we're closer to the sun(and certainly we can draw a better job than that...)

This is the last act on this Earth of a little girl called Heidi, five years old, before she died of cancer to the spine.

This graph shows happiness on the vertical axis, and you can see that bar there representing how happy people are when they're focused on the present, when they're not mind wandering.