Recently, I've been reading Puppy Money, a book about money management, and I've benefited a lot from it, not only because I've learned about money management that even a white person can use, but also because I've been able to bring creativity to my paintings.

Just now I read this paragraph: "Money is an important thing in life, but it is not the whole of life. Money, or anything I can spend it on, is like the circle on the outside of a doughnut to me.

The hole in the center of the doughnut represents the human heart, but the heart itself is invisible. Many people don't care about their heart because they can't see it. For them, only visible success matters. But if you want to be happy, you can't just focus on material success, you must also cultivate a great inner self.

Many people have similar 'circles' but their 'holes' are different."

This became my inspiration for today's creation, donut figurines with different personalities.

If you have a pen and paper handy, you can draw along with my idea. But I've always discouraged mere imitation. So please break off the idea of drawing exactly the same as I did, what I want you to get is my way of thinking, and whatever you draw next time, it will be unique and have your own character in it.

Look at my drawing, I drew five of them, some high, some low, basically the same size. People can draw three, four, or have big and small. I drew them all round, so you can draw one side recessed a little, or the side, or a bite taken.

Each donut has a different character, and of course needs a different body movement. I drew the simplest form of matchsticks, so you can draw it full. As for the movement, feel free to play, standing, squatting, lying, jumping, lying down, as you draw.

Expressions you can draw as eyes open, eyes closed, happy, crying. Characters can be drawn as man, woman, child, old man, or cat or dog. You can also draw the characters with hats, carry bags, umbrellas. The pattern of the donut is also at your disposal, don't all draw the same as me!

My finished product, painted in a hurry, not particularly satisfied. You can paint your own work again, it will look better!

I've been working on a project for a while now, but I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do it again, so I'm going to try to make it work!

Looking down at your own work, isn't it easy to create?