Showing posts with label crayon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crayon. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

a tree grows.......

a little drawing Curly Girl did on her last day of classes before summer.

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Darlin' Dalmations....

Curly Girl drew a couple dalmations.....both totally different from one another...


This one she did last night...she was thinking of the more stylized dalmations from the Disney movie 101 Dalmations.....

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Halloween........

Curly Girl had an interesting class project this week. They had listened to some music for her music class and then were to 'draw' death.
Of course, she drew an interpretation as only she could..........I love it.


So.......can YOU find 'death?'

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Tragon........


Curly Girl was doodling yesterday when I picked her up from school. As I drove up, I could see her slide something away. She likes to surprise me when she gets in the car.

She presented it to me with a flourish........but cracked me up because when I asked what it was she said 'I don't know....' Basically, it is a tortoise, unicorn and dragon fantasy creature.

She later dubbed it a "Tragon." So there you go!

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Inspire Me Thursday


This week's theme is crayon work and Curly Girl wanted to join in again!
So we pulled out this amazing pup she did when she was 7.
The teacher had them draw one of those squiggly line things and then told them to turn it into something.

I love it!

Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Inspiration Thursday!


Here is curly girl's art for this week's theme of "medical art" at Inspire Me Thursday.

She had a broken arm as a toddler and a couple years ago broke her jaw in 2 places while riding her scooter. I encouraged her to do something with that but she couldn't....she said it made her jaw hurt again to think about it.

We played with the theme a bit and then I left her to 'create.' I think she was quite imaginative...depicting how band aids and bandages help make things feel better.
I especially like how the gauze is used as a door on the little house.