Joanna’s request is somewhat different to the others but still a picture Jack enjoyed drawing. She requested:
Your interpretation of the fishing industry. I work for the industry authority and I like to put interesting pictures on the wall, so I’ll sponsor you to draw me what the fishing industry means to you.
Jack’s idea was to to draw a fish happy at being caught and on his way to the fish & chip shop. Please remember he is 6 and has no concept of real life just yet.
Jack explanation: the rabbit has already eaten his cake (hence the crumbs), the hamster is sad because he thinks the rabbit is going to eat his next.
Kathryn asked Jack to draw what would be a perfect day for him. He decided to draw himself playing in the snow with lots of hedgehogs. He chose a yellow hat (with hedgehog on top) and yellow gloves because yellow is his favourite colour.
Back in August you may recall that Jack was nominated for 'Child of the Year' at the Bighearted Scotland Awards 2011. After many weeks of deliberation, we found out today that he has made it to the final three kids.
The event organisers told us that there was an impressive number of nominations for the Awards so for Jack to make it this far is amazing, we are very proud of his achievement.
Jack is in the final along with two other very impressive young people, they are Nicole Louise Connelly and Rhionna McCulloch. Regardless of who wins, all three have done amazingly well for their own cause and Jack will be the first to stand up and applaud. Good luck to everyone and we hope you have a good night!
The winner will be announced at a black tie ceremony on Friday October 14 2011 at Glasgow’s Radisson Blu Hotel.
Jack had fun drawing a skunk, especially the part where he is spraying his stinky smell on someone.
(This picture is part of Jack’s Drawathon, 6-7 September 2011, 24 pictures in 24 hours)
