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You know how much I like working with kids: Kids coloring the World of Sama in 2010 and Kids coloring da-eYe! in 2011. Watching kids drawing is a magical thing and it sometimes (often) reveals unexpected creativity when they give free rein to their imagination. Only problem: what they draw is most of the time very far from what they actually want to depict. Hopefully, Garrett Miller provides an awesome solution.

Miller is a designer, developer and photographer living in Washington D.C. and he created Imaginawesomed. ‘Kids have the ability to come up with some pretty amazing things, but not always the ability to draw exactly what they were imagining. I’m here to help make those drawings come a little bit closer to reality.’

And the result is simply… Awesome!  “Bad Rabbit” – A Chinese man is angry because a rabbit ate his carrot, by Naomi, age 7. Check Miller’s website for more drawings!