Sharing a project that my daughter and I are doing. I'm not quite sure what it will turn into, but it feels special. Mia is 6 years old and she watches me draw all the time. Every once in a while, she will sit down beside of me and pick up a Sharpie. This time she saw me sketching a little camping boy and decided to make a drawing to go with mine. Bigfoot appeared! I was amazed. I absolutely loved her drawing. Of course, I had to photograph it immediately. I shared the two drawings side by side on instagram and we received such a wonderful response. I read each comment to Mia and one - from Kim Ludy of ethanollie - grabbed her attention. Kim suggested that we make mother/daughter diptychs. Needless to say, we took her idea and ran with it. The video is of our progress so far. The drawings might turn into prints, collected to make a little book, or just framed and displayed in our home. Whatever the end result, the time we are spending on the project is priceless. I can't begin to describe how I feel when Mia asks for a Sharpie. I'm really looking forward to discovering what Bigfoot and the boy will do next.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Bigfoot and the Boy
Sharing a project that my daughter and I are doing. I'm not quite sure what it will turn into, but it feels special. Mia is 6 years old and she watches me draw all the time. Every once in a while, she will sit down beside of me and pick up a Sharpie. This time she saw me sketching a little camping boy and decided to make a drawing to go with mine. Bigfoot appeared! I was amazed. I absolutely loved her drawing. Of course, I had to photograph it immediately. I shared the two drawings side by side on instagram and we received such a wonderful response. I read each comment to Mia and one - from Kim Ludy of ethanollie - grabbed her attention. Kim suggested that we make mother/daughter diptychs. Needless to say, we took her idea and ran with it. The video is of our progress so far. The drawings might turn into prints, collected to make a little book, or just framed and displayed in our home. Whatever the end result, the time we are spending on the project is priceless. I can't begin to describe how I feel when Mia asks for a Sharpie. I'm really looking forward to discovering what Bigfoot and the boy will do next.
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bravo girls! can't wait to see the results. i have been enjoying following along.
ReplyDeleteI love them - he seems quite a friendly big foot!? :D
ReplyDeleteOh yes, glad that she pictures him that way. I have a feeling they will be friends in the end. We shall see :)
ReplyDeletewhat absolute and joyful fun!
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