Drawing from the children’s mind and reflecting upon the joy I felt in looking at their creativity, I can imagine their future as Picasso, Monet or Kandinsky.
A collage of their art work would be perfect for growing minds of children and adults.
The book will exhibit the expressive artwork by using mindfulness and what it means to the student.
It could mean from dark, lonely, sad, and negative place to arriving a peaceful and motivated state of mind. When the colors become lighter, brighter and smoother, the mind of the student has transformed to a cheery disposition.
Eventually, in my mind’s eye, their art will hang in a gallery and will become the center of a conversational piece. When it speaks, transports and makes me dream, then the painter has done an excellent job in arousing me to purchase it.
Last night, I dreamt that I was floating down the grand canal.
Love the creativity in all these!
Thanks to all the hard work of the students. 🙂
I love the vibrancy of photographs you shared ! Good job! 🙂
Thank you. They are happy colours.
I also dreamt of water last night, much like this last picture.
Aha, you are back. Welcome.
Such wonderful colors!
janet
Thank you, Janet.
These are all wonderful Perpetua. The book would be terrific, you should do it!!
Haha… more books for the kids. Thank you, Tina.
I love the color in your photos. I love the first one best because they are all so different individually but they complemented each other in the collage.
The kids are so original in their art work. They are just fabulous.
That is a creative, beautiful art walk, Perpetua! I’m dream along with ya 🙂
Yes, not to forget that we will be wearing life vest 🙂
Oh yea, I may need two life vests 🙂
The paintings are purrfect, Seeker. When you were floating on the water, did you see some fish too 😉 Pawkisses 🙂 ❤
The water is so dark in Venice, I can hardly see anything on the water. Kisses to you too.
All those bright colours, P! Cheers the heart, eh?
I love how the children can paint the world bright. The last photo is by HUXTABLE, he is Canadian and I took this from the window of an Art Gallery close to where I work.
Seriously? Very cool! 🙂
Beautiful pictures! They are stimulating and inspire creativity>