drawings that tell stories

There are also ancient myths about humans turning into animals. For instance, in some Native American legends, shamans could transform into animals like eagles or bears to gain certain powers or knowledge. Drawings of such transformations would show a seamless blend between human and animal features, like a human body with eagle wings or a bear's strength. These stories are not only about the physical change but also about the spiritual connection between humans and animals.

One of the most famous is 'Your Name'. It tells a story of two teenagers who mysteriously swap bodies across time and space. Their connection grows as they leave notes for each other and gradually fall in love through these shared experiences. Another great one is 'Weathering with You'. A boy meets a girl who has the power to control the weather. Their relationship develops as they face various challenges together while trying to keep her power a secret. And 'A Silent Voice' is also remarkable. It's about a former bully trying to make amends with a deaf girl, and love blossoms in the process of their mutual understanding and growth.

One example could be a series of illustrations in a graphic novel. The drawings show different scenes and characters, and through the sequence, a story unfolds, like in 'Maus' which tells the story of the Holocaust through the use of animal characters. Another example is political cartoons. They use simple drawings to convey complex political or social stories or messages in a very concise and often satirical way.

Some creepy children's drawings with stories might be influenced by their wild imaginations. Maybe they watched a spooky movie or heard a scary tale and then expressed it in their drawings. For example, a drawing of a haunted house with a ghostly figure in the window could be from a story about an old, abandoned place.

Yes, you can. Many story platforms accept text-only submissions.