Today my friends came over to play with me. We got out the washable paints and rubber stamps and brushes and paper and commenced with the fun. I couldn't resist sharing these pictures with you. My little friends shared with me that they love to make art in school. Well, of course they do. Everyone loves to make art.
This dear child is going to a new school this year but she already has two new friends and she said her teacher is nice so I am relieved for her. She has been my buddy for 3 years now. My heart swells when she comes to visit.
This is her adorable cry-baby sister. They say she cries but she has never cried at my house. She is a meticulous child and a wonderful painter of abstracts. Really. I wish I had her je nes see qwah.
She laboriously cleaned every single rubber stamp with a toothbrush. She scrubbed them clean. She matched each lid with the correct jar of paint. She is only 3 years old but already a patient, genius artist. I stare in awe.
And finally a crazy-azee journal page for your consideration. Oh life. You are such a wonder. Such a dream. Thank you for all the sweetness.
What beautiful children and what a fabulous mat on your floor.
ReplyDeleteI too have had my four year old grandson over for the weekend, he's been rearranging my bead draws for me.
Love your journal page
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Looks like you all had lots of fun. I've just found your blog and been having a good look through. I love the vibrant colours you use and your beautiful drawings. I'll definitely be back :)
ReplyDeletei LOVE this journal page! september always makes me feel like going back to school, even though i think i've spent plentyplentyplenty of years there. lovely pages!
ReplyDeleteoh, how lucky you are to have friends like these! They are absolute dolls... but you already know that!!!
ReplyDeleteJudy, beautiful journal page and precious little friends! How sweet these pictures are...what fun you must have with them!
ReplyDeleteDid you paint that floor cloth? It is as lovely as the babes sitting on it playing are. Oh and as for coming unhinged. I like to do it often.
ReplyDeleteI do like how you so cleverly manage to hide your journal writing just enough so that all your secrets don't come tumbling out. Not that I don't want to know every last one, but I need to find a way to disguise mine. Perhaps yellow and green ink are the answer. I will consult with the blue woman oracle.
Your little friends are gorgeous. Oh, and I love your French spelling too by the way:)
ReplyDeleteI want to be one of your little buddies! If you let me come over to play I won't be a crybaby either!!!
ReplyDeleteOOhh, those floor cloths....I love them! and those beautiful girls..lucky you!
ReplyDeleteHopefully I will be in your artfest class...my 1st choice for Thurs.
Had to take a closer look at that journal page...very cool. It's good to be a student! I think we're fooling ourselves if we ever think we know it all!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun day! I wish I had friends who liked to come over and make art, even if they are under the age of 10! Love your work and your blog!!! You are truly a gifted artist. RM :)
ReplyDeleteWell that was an inspirational post if ever I read one. Yum i really like the colours in your journal page and naturally the contents.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, wonderful! Sometimes it's the littlest stars that shine the brightest!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful watching kids create so freely. You certainly set them up in an inspirational space!
ReplyDeleteGreat journal page.
hey judy...these are such precious photos of your little friends. they remind me so much of my little friends in guatamala. contagious smiles...warm hearts...and ever so much to teach us! xo
ReplyDeletechildren are the best painter of the world. They aree free from all instructions and create an own style of art!
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