Look, I'll hold it, I'll show it up to you. So, this is the way I drew it.
He's called spot. (laughs)
(Computer Voice) Can you draw a picture of what you think thinks look like?
(Tommy) Drawing for me is sort of a weird thing. I mean, everything
in my world is three dimensional. Everything, right?
Everything I touch or experience. So it's very difficult for me
to imagine putting a three dimensional thing
on to a flat piece of paper. Like, it doesn't make sense to me.
You know what I mean? So, this aught to be interesting. I'm dying to
see what we come up with here.
You asked for things like a cat or a dog. Right? Some animals.
A picture of myself. A little piggy.
Somebody wanted to see a giraffe or an elephant
or even a rainbow. Someone wanted to see me draw the world
See, those things are little tricky for me because I've never touched them at all.
or felt them. So I don't know what they are. So I think
it's just things that I've experience.
(Computer Voice) A kitty cat.
(Tommy) Okay. We'll just try and draw one.
I mean, I've seen them before. We had them as pets and stuff, so...
let's try a kitty. We'll do a round little head.
Like this. Okay.
Some sort of triangle kitty ears.
Um, another triangle.
Two eyes.
See, the thing that's hard to do is to remember where you've been.
You know what I mean? So let's put a nose on him. So there,
we have a kitty head and it's got a -- well, it doesn't really have a mouth.
Just put a couple teeth in him. He's a healthy cat he loves to eat.
Look the teeth on him. Oh, he's ferocious.
Like, so the back of the kitty, right? So, he down like this.
And sort of... like that... right?
He got the legs.
A leg over here. And the feet.
Oh, and his kitty cat tail. (whistle sound)
Right up it goes. Right? Why do cats do that anyway?
I think that's a kitty now. I know he's only got two legs
but from where I'm sitting
this is all I could see of the kitty. You can almost hear him purr, can't you?
Um, what else could I draw?
(Computer Voice) A car.
We could try it. So I'm going to look at car
from the side. Like, where I come into the car, you know, passenger side.
We'll start with our wheels. Alright, so I'll use my hand here
to remember where the left tire is.
All the way around like this. Nice circle.
All the way over here... Uh, let's get about even.
Okay? So, all the way around in a circle.
Now we'll make the doors here.
And now our back door.
So there we go. Hop in everybody!
What's next here? (Computer Voice) Yourself.
(Tommy) That should be easy, right? I see myself all the time.
Well... (laughs) We're going to start from the top.
And we'll start with...
Like, the forehead. See, and then down here we can draw
like an eye. Right, there's the top of the eyebrow
and stuff. Ooh, a little far. But look, see...
then a circle inside. Then we put
the nose here. For me,
the nose is a triangle somehow.
Put the eyebrows in again. A round eye in the middle.
And then down below the nose here, we'll put the mouth.
There's the teeth. And there's --
Oh boy. This is hideous.
Okay, and then my broad shoulders over here. See?
Let's a put an arm at the end of that. 1, 2, 3
4, 5 fingers.
Now if we can remember where our other shoulder was here.
And again some fingers. This is like a front view, right?
So you're looking right at me. Can I just take this
picture, I'm going to show you. Look, you probably tell which is which now.
Okay.
It's tricky, right? (laughs)
(credits music)
Oh! And I forgot to sign it. Because this will
on sale in the lobby. (Computer Voice) LOL.
(music fades out)