Elsa has drawn a cat. She is now 6 1/2 years old. She begins to understand
english words, and so she can use moray herself  hardly alone.

rémy

see here
http://remy.closset.chez.tiscali.fr/Minette.png

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Remy Closset wrote:
> Elsa has drawn a cat. She is now 6 1/2 years old. She begins to understand
> english words, and so she can use moray herself  hardly alone.
> 
> rémy
> 
> see here
> http://remy.closset.chez.tiscali.fr/Minette.png
> 
> 
A lot of good observation going on there!  Epecially in the face but 
also things like the shape of the hind legs.  Definitely an interesting 
idea to get a child to use 3d techniques, since just as in drawing it is 
a matter of formula enhanced through observation.

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Elsa!
Ton chat est très réussi! Pour preuve: son regard me fait penser à celui
d'un de mes chats qui s'appelait Bobo. Il est mort de vieillesse, mais il
contemplait le monde de la même façon. Minette, on a envie de la caresser!!

Mélodie!
Quel beau cheval! On a envie de lui mettre une selle et de partir à
l'aventure. Mais peut-être il préfère galopper tout seul?

Rémy!
Very interesting work indeed, like also the horse by Mélodie. It proves (did
it need proof?) that Moray is adapted to all ages. It would be an excellent
tool in primary schools I guess.

Thomas


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> Elsa has drawn a cat. She is now 6 1/2 years old. She begins to understand
> english words, and so she can use moray herself  hardly alone.
>
> rémy
>
> see here
> http://remy.closset.chez.tiscali.fr/Minette.png
>
>

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