Then I'll tell them to draw a circle on the table. Then I'll have them draw a circle on a piece of paper and cut it out. Then I'll have them draw a circle on a piece of colored paper. Then they can lay all this out on the table and everyone's will look different. That's how you get what you get.
Art is a problem solving course.
I ask them to draw a circle, and they have to figure out how to draw a circle. If they can solve how to draw a circle, they can solve how to read that word, circle. It's all intertwined. I wish Judy Stewart could be cloned as Thomas Kinkade clones his work. Before our conversation ended, I asked Stewart what she thought of Kinkade's paintings.