(14-04-2017, 07:51 AM)davidjackson wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Maybe the ink in his biro wasn't flowing so he scribbled until it came.....
But it looks like the same hand that put the scribble on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. with a child's drawing. The color, shapes, and the unevenness of the pen pressure are pretty much the same and the drawing to the right of it is done the same as many children's drawings. I even found a child's stick figure on the Web that was almost exactly the same, with a square head and arms and legs coming out of the head.
If you look at the two pages together, it looks like a child trying to write (one who has been shown some letter shapes but doesn't have enough practice and coordination to do it right yet) and who has created a typical child's stick figure.
Adults learn to write smaller, with more even, controlled shapes. Once they learn that, they don't usually go back to the large, scratchy uncoordinated shapes they made as a child.