Saturday, February 4, 2012

Trash or Treasure?

 I love children's art work.  I have my grandchildren's art prominently displayed on my fridge. . .
 Going down the steps to the basement. . .
 And on the wall in my basement. . .kids, we may need to update these.  I even have my own children's artwork still on display in the stairway going upstairs.
 But, I have recently found a sizeable box of art from the past---these have no names on them.  So, ladies---you call it "trash" or "treasure".
 These did have titles "Brontosaurus" and "Winter Tree".
 String art?  Study in brown and black? Stream of consciousness in art?
 This definitely has a spring time air to it.
And this one is maybe titled, "Minnie Strikes Back" or "Don't you touch that flower, or else!"  So, daughters dear, please tell me if you want any of this art (a treasure) or it is. . .trash.
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hear.t. and hue said...

The spring artwork is really pretty. Although not knowing if it's mine or not ... I don't think I want it. The Minnie & Mickey is hilarious. :)

February 4, 2012 at 1:57 PM

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