Show us your children's artwork!

I rather like it. A scarecrow.

That is pretty sweet!  As scary as he looks, the birds don't seem to mind... 

Kerrick wrote:That is pretty sweet!  As scary as he looks, the birds don't seem to mind... 

Maybe he looks scary because the birds are bothering him and pooping on his car.

I find it very interesting that at the age of 5, she is capable of displaying such emotion. The slanted eyebrows indicating anger? Wow, to me, that is a skill level typically displayed by older children.

Yes, I'm bragging on my baby!

I love seeing some of the things that kids draw. My son did this one when he was about 5.
https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/29065_386092467631_838699_n.jpg?oh=90612ea884eeaa3f0c7a177fd0ec804a&oe=555236BE

He did it for school. It was for the word "hot".

The head of the scarecrow looks a little like one of those "angry birds".  Very cool!

deathisgain wrote:I love seeing some of the things that kids draw. My son did this one when he was about 5.
https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/29065_386092467631_838699_n.jpg?oh=90612ea884eeaa3f0c7a177fd0ec804a&oe=555236BE

He did it for school. It was for the word "hot".

Looks like someone on fire.  Maybe he was petting the cat in my avatar. 

deathisgain wrote:I love seeing some of the things that kids draw. My son did this one when he was about 5.
https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/29065_386092467631_838699_n.jpg?oh=90612ea884eeaa3f0c7a177fd0ec804a&oe=555236BE

He did it for school. It was for the word "hot".

Thanks for sharing!

I've changed the thread title to encourage more of us to show off our childerns' artwork.

Staybrite wrote:

deathisgain wrote:I love seeing some of the things that kids draw. My son did this one when he was about 5.
https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/29065_386092467631_838699_n.jpg?oh=90612ea884eeaa3f0c7a177fd0ec804a&oe=555236BE

He did it for school. It was for the word "hot".

Looks like someone on fire.  Maybe he was petting the cat in my avatar. 

I thought it looked like a skeleton on fire. I can't remember if he told me more info.

deathisgain wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

deathisgain wrote:I love seeing some of the things that kids draw. My son did this one when he was about 5.
https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/29065_386092467631_838699_n.jpg?oh=90612ea884eeaa3f0c7a177fd0ec804a&oe=555236BE

He did it for school. It was for the word "hot".

Looks like someone on fire.  Maybe he was petting the cat in my avatar. 

I thought it looked like a skeleton on fire. I can't remember if he told me more info.

He did a great job, it certainly makes me think of "hot"

deathisgain wrote:I love seeing some of the things that kids draw. My son did this one when he was about 5.
https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/29065_386092467631_838699_n.jpg?oh=90612ea884eeaa3f0c7a177fd0ec804a&oe=555236BE

He did it for school. It was for the word "hot".

That reminds me of the Punisher skull.

My son is 17 now, but back when he was a mere 6 years old he did this rendition of Puss In Boots.  I used it as my avatar for a while.

I love kids' artwork.  There's something just so great about it.

Gary, that one is super cool!  It's got so much character.  I especially like the whiskers.

Robert, looks like the apple doesn't fall far from the [skull] tree!     That one is pretty dang cool as well.  I like the eyes!

I hate to say this guys, but kids art is just a bunch of ugly scribbles. I love my kids and I'm pleased that they try, and content to let them scribble all day long, but honestly they produce little that appeals to me.

d@v!d wrote:I hate to say this guys, but kids art is just a bunch of ugly scribbles. I love my kids and I'm pleased that they try, and content to let them scribble all day long, but honestly they produce little that appeals to me.

How old are your children?

Adam wrote:

d@v!d wrote:I hate to say this guys, but kids art is just a bunch of ugly scribbles. I love my kids and I'm pleased that they try, and content to let them scribble all day long, but honestly they produce little that appeals to me.

How old are your children?

They are young. But it's not just them, it's children's art in general.

It's all in the technique...