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| The King |
I always have such a great time at art festivals. It can be a lot of work though, especially if it's an outdoor event. My booth is promoted mainly to kids, although I do sell other whimsical work that appeal to adults. The best part is talking to the kids and hearing their excitement as they tell me about what they like to do, whether it's artwork or a hobby. There's such a freshness that kids bring to the joy of creating, and you can see the pride in their eyes when they talk about it.
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| Sleeping Lady |
This piece is called "The King" I buy these puzzles at craft stores. It's a coated finish and the ink of the Prismacolor makers don't absorb, which makes it fun to just swirl the ink around until it dries. There's also a bit of a bubbly look about the piece that I like.
With summer on the way it's time to start gearing up and doing a couple of these events. If you've never participated in one, you should give it a go!
To all my blogging friends~ Have the best day!!!
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What Is It?, December 2010
Train Chain, January 2011
Here's a few new pieces for my favorite - Highlights For Children!
Our Art Vista lesson in third grade this month was to study Paul Klee. I didn't really like the project that we were supposed to do, but I couldn't come up with another option until the very last minute. I was surfing the web to learn more about his art and found this piece The Twittering Machine. I loved the title.
I decided that it would be fun to create our own fantastical machines in a similar style. They drew their machines with Sharpies then collaged tissue paper over it. The kids created amazing art! I love what they came up with. Here are just two examples.
By: Tatjana Mai-Wyss,
on 5/17/2010
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I will let myself be inspired by my little girl today, she sure has a way with a pencil
The bicycle riding polar bear was the highlight at the circus!
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Yep, the kids love you! Always liking your puzzles :)
Well thank you very much!