Draw anything to tell a story

The statement suggests that any drawing, regardless of its content or complexity, can be used to tell a story.

Drawings are a powerful medium for visual communication and can indeed be used to convey narratives, emotions, and ideas. Even simple drawings can imply a sequence of events or a situation that suggests a story. For example, a drawing of a single object can imply its history, purpose, or interaction with other elements, thus telling a story. Therefore, it is generally true that drawings can be used for storytelling.

The statement is: "Draw anything to tell a story."
This statement is True. Drawings are a fundamental way humans have communicated stories throughout history, from cave paintings to modern comics. Any visual representation can be interpreted to convey a narrative.

The final answer is $\text{True}$.