The World That Was a DrawingThe World That Was a Drawing

A child begins to notice faint pencil lines beneath the surface of their town; walls with erased edges, trees with unfinished shadows, reflections that move slower than mirrors should. As they explore, the world reveals itself not as solid and permanent, but as something imagined and still being formed. Through quiet discoveries, subtle shifts, and moments of presence, the child learns to walk through a reality drawn not only by unseen hands, but by their own unfolding awareness. This is a story about creation, perception, and the gentle mystery of a world that invites you not to understand it, but to witness it becoming.