
The second piece is one that Colby sketched for me depicting myself and Ariana (when I was only a mother of one.) Colby is also the talented musician of the family and is able to help the girls with singing, playing the piano or guitar (I am completely and utterly tone deaf... as Ariana always reminds me when I try to sing along, "Mom, PLEASE!")
The third piece was done by Ariana at age 5 with chalk. I really love it (although my photography skills do not represent her artwork to it's full extent here.)
The last piece is Annika's at age 3. I love how it shows people in all different colors... corny, I know. (Again, my flash ruins it, but you get the point.)
Acadia's talent is yet to be revealed, but we will get into the finger paints soon enough!
With the lack of art in school these days, it is even more important that we get our kids into the arts at home. We have a chalkboard wall in out living room, a piano, guitars, bongos, paints, markers, crayons, craft supplies, dirt piles, white boards, cameras and countless other supplies to aid in their artistic endeavors.
All true artists, whether they know it or not, create from a place of no-mind, from inner stillness. -Eckhart Tolle
Every time I am at your house I look at your walls, and think I need nice art work for my house. I have always looked at the picture that Colb sketched, and thought you bought it. It is one of my favorite pieces of art in your house.
ReplyDeleteLove the artwork! And your pic is beautiful---so serene. I also have a wall in my dining room that I display artwork----but it needs to be about 8 feet bigger!
ReplyDeleteOh, I feel the same way! When I moved in, I took all those wonderful childhood paintings that Jace did and framed them. I even framed a piece of the wall that he scribbled on when he was a toddler. Every single painting or photograph on our walls are done by friends and family. I am so proud to show them off.
ReplyDeleteLOVE them.
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