I always enjoy getting paintings from my grandchildren. They have such a fresh and inventive way of seeing. Here are two from Kate, 5, (top) and Alex,7, (below) Alex's came with a story about a lady bug who lived in the middle of the forest with a boy. The lady bug was his pet and it had a little tree house. Alex shows the roots under ground and the soil under the grass. Kate's trees are, to me, dancing and the flowers greet us cheerfully. Joy is present.
Artist Statement
My paintings celebrate the ordinary and the commonplace; an abandoned house, the detritus of nature and the elements of everyday life. They create an appreciation of texture and a delight in color. They are memories made visible.
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Showing posts with label The Joy of Children's Paintings. Show all posts
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Friday, May 21, 2010
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