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| She danced all around the canvas. =) |
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| Good thing it's washable paint - the back patio is nice & colorful. |
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| The finished product with our sample. |
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| And colorful feet |
Art Fun
Audrey and I had a great time studying Jackson Pollock's art and recreating our own version of Number 6. We had fun attempting to duplicate his method of painting. Audrey really enjoyed "dancing" and painting. She was so cute. I thought I'd post a few pics I took.
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- Kim
- Welcome to my little spot on the web. My name is Kim. I'm a mom of 2 precious girls - Audrey, 11 & Maddie, 8 1/2. I'm married to a fantastic man who I often refer to as "my walking encyclopedia". I love musical theater, singing, crafts with my kiddos, games, and colorguard. This blog is my outlet to share my journey through life. Hope you enjoy the ride with me! Please feel free to FOLLOW ME on this journey! =)
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May 7, 2004
When Jessica was in the 4th grade I worked at Winn-Dixie in the produce department. She was in the gifted student program and studying Guiseppe Archimboldo - http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/lesson-plan/vegetable-faces-guiseppe-archimboldo-portrait-study - an artist who used vegetables to create art and portraits. The produce department discarded pounds of bruised fruit and blemished veggies so so I brought a banana box full of produce to use. The kids had a blast using the produce with toothpicks to anchor things in place. They made cars and people and generally had lots of fun. It might be fun to take the girls through the produce department and let them select fruit and veggies for their own art project and then "eat” their creations for lunch or dinner :)