Introducing Katie's Artwork
Saturday, August 15, 2009
I needed help to interpret these.
(I came downstairs yesterday to find she had put all her new artwork up by herself.)
Apparently, it's very obvious...duh...
I do need to add though that this is a really big deal for Katie. One year ago she could barely color at all except scribbles, let alone "draw". Her past year in special needs pre-school (for Occupational Therapy and speech) has really helped (for OT anyway...)
19 comments:
i love the people...they look like giant mr. potatoe heads! and what kid draws sunblock? what are you guys drowning her in it? she sure does have a great imagination!
candi
That is so adorable!! I love when my baby girl makes me drawings! They are so cute!! Puts a smile on my face :O)
Have a wonderful weekend!
Well, I don't know why you couldn't figure out all of that by yourself! I see it all! Especially love the horse! Awesoeme artwork!
So cute to label it all. Now if you find this 20 years later, you'll still know what she was thinking.
Thanks for sharing!
The people and the sun were perfectly obvious, as was the ice cream cone -- after you explained them. ;) The rest took a bit more imagination.
Having briefly taught pre-K special needs, I can tell you it is a wonderful place where magical things can happen.
Oh that is really cool :)
totally cute! I love the labels on the one!
how cute!! I like how she decided to display it; very nice drawings too!
just stopped by from 6-word Saturday
hope you have a great weekend!
betty
So cute! My daughter is still in the scribbling stage. I'm looking forward to more pictures. So cool that she hung them up herself too.
I love when they start to show how they view the world. I almost wish they could keep that, rather than start to see things as they "really are".
Happy 6WS!
what's the red thing in the sky?
Love, Aunt Chris :)
Well, to be honest, I think she just made some stuff up when I was asking her waht it was...like the sunblock. I also asked her about the red thing in the sky and she told me she didn't know and asked ME what it was. I suspect she made up the horse one too (after the fact).
Beautiful artwork! I took some pictures my son drew when he was young, and reproduced them in embroidery. The embroidery stitches really captured the crayon strokes, and now we have a work of art that can be passed down through generations.
Thanks for bringing back some memories for me!
~~~Anne
Hey, not bad ;) My daughter draws us as teenie tiny heads with extremely long arms and legs, and no bodies. Oh, does that mean she's the only person on earth who sees me as slim??
Mr. Potato Head is a step in the right direction!
Very cute!
I love love love that she drew the wind! Creative little munchkin.
Elle
I love pictures like this! Lion is just starting to draw "things" rather than scribbles too. He just couldn't be bothered sitting still long enough to make it look like anything.
I think I'm caught up on your blogging... hope your toe is feeling some relief by now!
Great artwork!! Save it in a memory box of school work.
Fabulous work Katie! Had to show this too Uncle russ too and we both LOVE it!
Time to start showing it off for magic Marker Mondays :)
Awesome picture!!
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