S enjoyed her splat painting so much last month that we’ve been having regular drawing and painting sessions together when Z is at school and H naps.
We chose our artist this month by flicking through The Art Book for children together and choosing something that looked fun. S was drawn to Rousseau’s lush green leaves and funny looking monkeys, so that is what we did.
I cut out the grass shapes for her and she glued them on. The monkeys however are all her own work. The red circles are apples for the monkeys to eat!
Quite the masterpiece don’t you think.
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It’s wonderful! Your daughter is so adorable, and the project looks really fun for younger kids. Very cool.
awww, thank you. x
Well done! I love the monkeys!
So do I!
Love Rousseau and can totally see the resemblance in S’s creation
Thanks 🙂
Love the finished art work
Great fun! We need to do more crafts. Pregnant with baby #3 and I have been getting lazy,lol. Great inspiration. FSPDT
Super cute! I love her monkeys!
Yes, little minds exploring their imagination!
This looks so much fun and I will have to try it with J we love the rainforest.
It was really easy and S loves sticking!
Aaah Emma, I am soooo pleased you are drawing/ getting arty regularly together and that you have found something that you can work on like this 🙂 how fabulous!!!!
And I love your Rousseau. Simply adorable!
Thank you for joining in with Kids Get Arty!
Maggy
Thanks again Maggy :-)xx
My pleasure 🙂
I need to get a book about artists for kids. This is great and I love the masterpiece.
Thank you!
I love the final product- the monkey’s are too cute!
what a great project and I love that it was driven by her and what caught her eye!
Aw I love the red monkey food. So sweet!
Thank you. xx
This is great! Such a bright and fun work of art.
how creative
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