One of the things I do during my school visits is have a
child from the audience pose for me. I ask the student to act as if he or she
is fighting a battle, and then I give them props and costume. This is probably the most fun part of my
visit. I then use the child as a model while
the audience watches me draw. When doing
this, I stress the idea of looking at something while drawing it, and that even
a professional such as myself might make a mistake.
Also during my visit I talk about the writing process, and
how I don’t just write my stories once, but I write them “again, and again, and
again…” to make sure that they are as good as they can be. And when I’m done with all of that writing, I
feel like the guy on the screen in the last photo.
Thanks to Arielle Goldstein for the great photos. You can read Arielle's blog here TechnicallyLibrarian
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