A Rainbow fish

A Rainbow fish

A rainbow fish, Myungja Anna Koh

  ​Kids love rainbows. The rainbow, which is beautifully displayed in a semicircle with red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and purple colors, is probably a fantasy item not only for children but also for adults.

  ​A rainbow is a phenomenon that occurs because water drop particles act like a prism to scatter and refract the visible rays of the sun, but no one would only imagine this scientifically while looking at a rainbow.

  ​The rainbow makes many people spread their imaginations and think about the world beyond the rainbow. There are hidden treasures of gold and silver at the end of the rainbow, and angels come and go through the rainbow bridge.

  ​When my child was 3 years old, she had her toy camera filming a rainbow like this momentarily on the carpet.

  ​I like the double rainbow among rainbows. When I was in Germany, I witnessed it often, and I captured it on camera each time.

  ​And the rainbow in the sky is beautiful and mysterious, but I also like the rainbow created by the occasional hot summer sprinkler. This is because you can observe the bright colors of the rainbow up close. Coincidentally, I took a picture of a double rainbow created by a sprinkler.

  ​I wanted to draw a fish with this mysterious iridescent color. So, I took the time to paint with watercolor paints.

  ​This is the best way to ensure that my drawings are well drawn as intended. That's what I'm asking my five-year-old daughter directly. As soon as she saw the picture, she immediately responded. "Oh, it's a rainbow fish."

  ​It was a fun time as if I went back to my childhood for a while.