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For as long as I can remember, I’ve known how to use a pencil. I can write with it, and I even can draw with it—although in my case, saying I can draw is something of a sad exaggeration. I might know how to use a pencil and thoroughly understand its technology, but that technical knowledge doesn’t mean I can draw something aesthetically pleasing.
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