Dreams were perished

I was a newspaper cartoonist in my childhood until my grand uncle stopped my artistic career. At that time he was a High school principal and he advised my parents like this:

"If he continues his cartooning as a major thing in his life, he will not be a successive professionalist."

So my parents don't want to see my future in that way therefore they said "Stop It". After many more struggles, nearly nine years ago I stopped it. Now when I'm looking back on my childhood, without any doubts it was a great time in my life.

As a 24 years old man now, I do not blame my granduncle or even my loving parents for that incident because at that time there was a very disturbing environment in the country, journalists were being killed, and cartoonists were kidnapped. In short,I don't think any parents would appreciate their son taking such a path in a time when there was no media freedom.

But my point is that in a country like ours where there are so many talented people, who should be responsible for the creative children's minds that are destroyed due to the lack of proper guidance and knowledge? This might be harsh but parents, teachers, and someone who has that responsibility, please let your children do whatever they want.

Give them white paper. But don't tell them what to paint there.

Below cartoons were uploaded through "Incidental Comics".These are the best cartoons that impressed me after Tin Tin comics