- What's her mouth like?
- Like this.
- (laughs) Wait, which one?
You did two faces.
Like, that one?
- Mm-hmm.
- And what is, what does it mean when she makes that face?
- That's her normal face.
(upbeat music)
- Hi, I'm Koji.
- Hi, I'm Zoe.
- Zoe?
- Mmhmm. - Is that short for something?
- Zodiac.
- Zodiac?
That's a cool name.
We're gonna draw your parents.
So, you're gonna describe your parents to me.
And whatever you say, I'm gonna draw.
How tall is your mom?
- She's, like, two feet taller than me.
- Oh, okay.
Let's see.
How about her hair, actually?
- She does it like mine mostly.
- Oh, like this?
- Yeah.
- That's easy 'cause then I can just look at you
and then draw.
So, kinda like.
Can you tell me about her nose?
Is it pointy, round?
- Like mine - Skinny.
Like yours?
- Mmhmm.
- How would you describe your nose?
- Ovalish.
- (laughs) Ovalish?
- You're good at drawing.
- Oh, thanks.
What kind of face should we give her?
Like should we make her smiling or angry, or.
- Like this.
(laughs)
- Wait do it one more time.
(laughs)
Kind of like that?
- Mmhmm.
- Okay. (laughs)
And what does your mom do for work?
- She does sign language.
- Sign language?
Does she teach you any sign language?
- Yeah, I know some.
- Can you teach me something?
- Puppy.
- Should we make her say puppy?
- Yeah.
- (laugh) Yeah?
Okay.
- That looks really like my mom.
- Does it?
- Yeah.
- Nice.
Oh, does she wear a necklace or anything like that?
- Yeah, she wears like a diamond necklace.
- Oh, okay.
Do you have any siblings?
- Yeah, I have 10 brothers and four sisters.
- 10 brothers and four sisters?
Wow, that's a lot.
- Some of them are adopted.
- Yeah, where are you in there?
Are you younger, older, middle--
- I'm the youngest one.
- The youngest one?
- Mmhm.
- You're the baby.
Me too, I'm the youngest.
- But my other mom in California,
I have a baby brother, he's part of my family,
but not part of the family that I'm living with.
- Mmm.
How many moms do you have?
- Four.
So what do you call all of them?
- I call them Mom, Mommy, Grumpy.
- Grumpy?
- And AJ.
- Wait, do you call Grumpy, Grumpy because she's grumpy?
- Yeah, she's really grumpy.
- Who do you live with?
- My mom and my mom, Grumpy and Alana.
- Alana and is that--
- Alana is that one.
- Okay, should we do grumpy too then?
(laugh) Okay.
How 'bout we start with Grumpy's hair
like we did with your mom?
- It goes up like this.
- Oh, like a Mohawk, kind of?
- No, not like a Mohawk, it's just like a box.
- Okay.
- Like that.
- Okay.
- Without this.
- Okay, okay.
- Her eyes are like this.
- (laughs) Why are they like that?
- Sometimes she's confused or this is her angry.
- (laugh) Okay.
- She can do this.
- Oh, should we make her do that?
- Sure.
- So, I'll do one of her over here like that,
can you do that?
- I can try.
(laughs)
- How 'bout her chin?
Does she have a big chin or a small chin
or a pointy chin or?
(laughs) What does that mean?
- Like that.
- Oh, okay, like that?
- Mmhm.
She takes her tools with her 'cause she's an electrician.
- Oh, she's an electrician?
- Yeah.
- Who gives better hugs?
- Grumpy.
- Who's scarier?
- Grumpy.
- Grumpy?
Who's better at driving?
- Grumpy.
- Seems like Grumpy is pretty good at everything.
Is your mom your biological mom?
- No.
- She's really my grandma.
- Oh, okay.
- Yeah, I call her mom because she raised me.
- Mmm.
- Yeah.
My favorite part about your drawing is Grumpy.
- Does it look like her?
- Yeah.
- Ready to show the camera?
- Yeah.
- One, two, three.
(high pitch singing)
- My Mom and my other Mom.
This means puppy, what she's doing.
And she's holding her toolbox.
- I hope your Mom and Grumpy like this.
- Hi, nice to meet you.
- [Alana] Alana.
- Koji.
- [Alana] The sign for puppy, good job.
Grumpy sure looks grumpy.
(laughs)
- Well, you did a really good job describing.
- Did you do good?
Did you have fun?
- Yeah.
- Hey, I'm Koji, the illustrator.
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