This is similar to drawing Great Britain. England and Wales are pretty straightforward, the pen completes the Scottish east coast and then you just think “no-one knows how all the west coast and islands look anyway, just make it up”… squiggle, squiggle, squiggle…
As is the one in Saskatchewan – especially if topography is involved … how do you smugly cackle? I’d like to learn (and I’m sure other enquiring minds want to know).
Honestly, I don’t know how you can cackle and not sound a bit smug.
I’ve got the evil cackle pretty much down pat (blood relative Evil Witch). Smug? Unfortunately a great-grandson peed on her as she was changing his diaper. No more need be said.
I live on the West Coast of Scotland and even we would just squiggle squiggle – With mercator projection the trickiest of them all are the countries that are actually relatively small but look enormous when spread out – Greenland etc. And, how do you draw Antartica (not that I’ve ever had to, to be fair and more an issue for a teacher of Geography).
This is similar to drawing Great Britain. England and Wales are pretty straightforward, the pen completes the Scottish east coast and then you just think “no-one knows how all the west coast and islands look anyway, just make it up”… squiggle, squiggle, squiggle…
Somewhere a teacher of Colorado history is cackling smugly.
As is the one in Saskatchewan – especially if topography is involved … how do you smugly cackle? I’d like to learn (and I’m sure other enquiring minds want to know).
Honestly, I don’t know how you can cackle and not sound a bit smug.
I’ve got the evil cackle pretty much down pat (blood relative Evil Witch). Smug? Unfortunately a great-grandson peed on her as she was changing his diaper. No more need be said.
I live on the West Coast of Scotland and even we would just squiggle squiggle – With mercator projection the trickiest of them all are the countries that are actually relatively small but look enormous when spread out – Greenland etc. And, how do you draw Antartica (not that I’ve ever had to, to be fair and more an issue for a teacher of Geography).