September 2008

What They’ve Drawn, Kid #1

by Stu Andrews on September 19, 2008

in Blog

Here’s some drawings my eldest has done over the years. Most of these are a few years old, but they decorate my office wall to keep me company.

I’ll take some photos of the rest of the kid’s drawings for later posts.

Enjoy!

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