I especially think these are really good. Of course, I am a bit biased.
Happy long weekend (to the those in the U.S.) and I will probably be back in this space on Tuesday. Three day weekend with my Benny is bliss, so bliss, here we come...
May 28, 2010
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I love kid art too! Agree that it is the best kind. I have a few large murals that I have let my daughter go crazy on hanging in her playroom.
ReplyDeleteKid art is adorable! I see a necklace, a fish, cooking, blowing bubbles, and ... a caterpillar? Super cute regardless!
ReplyDeleteThey often amaze me.I like drawing with them!
ReplyDeleteMe too :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute.
It is mine also. I really enjoy looking at my boy drawing.
ReplyDeleteso very precious :) hope you save these forever! miss you guys!!! xo.
ReplyDeleteAwwww! I will have to agree. Children have the most clear understanding of creativity, so their work is deeply original and genuine. Thank you for sharing! :)
ReplyDeletei see...
ReplyDelete1- necklace (anthropologie eat your heart out!)
2- fish
3- a person...with a home grown carrot in their tummy!
4- bubbles
5- under the sea treaures
6- an upside down heart of color :)
i just love how kid art is always kinda crumpled and sometimes ripped. so funny!
ReplyDeleteThe one with the fish (by True, I think) is amazing! It looks like a view from above, which is not a usual viewpoint for a young child's drawing. She must have the same visual perception skills her Mommy has!! ;)
ReplyDeleteI love all these drawings too... lots of color and shapes... and they fill the page! You'll know they entered into a different stage of drawing when things become more centralized or you just see the ground line and the sky. I think the earliest stages of drawing are the most pure and the most beautiful, before the symbolism starts...they just intuitively put down colors and shapes that please them. beautiful!
number 3 is my fav one
ReplyDeleteGreat little artists. Thanks so much for the great idea with the garden boxes. Tomorrow I will be out hunting for some. I was mourning the loss of not having a garden this year. We are relandscaping part of our yard and our pup just digs everything up if it's in the backyard. I will have home grown tomatos...and basil...and peppers...and so many more. So excited! Thanks.
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ReplyDeleteThose are masterpieces - My daughter makes at least three masterpieces a day! Ah to be a kid again.
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