And when one has this much talent, it's a shame not to be able to wear it once in a while. (Note: purple Sharpie is always an excellent choice.)
So it appears we're still in the baroque period. Note the characteristic exaggerated sense of motion and strong detail, resulting in a tone of exuberance and grandeur.
Soon to be followed by the Rococo and Neoclassical movements. Do stay tuned.
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Sharpie is the perfect medium for this type of art. Excellent balance throughout the subject. I probably would have suggested a different canvas, but it makes for a very unique piece.
Wow...her dedication really shows through in her work, doesn't it?
My 2 1/2 yr old just cannot stop drawing on herself! LOL She will use paper for a while, but then she is just drawn (LOL) to color on herself.
ROFL! (Sorry!)
Linda
If you're the parent who catches her in mid-artistry, you're required to administer the stern talk about the merits of paper.
I, however, was the second parent on the scene. I got to laugh.
Hahaha! She is just adorable! And your comments about parent no. 1 and parent no. 2 are SOOO true and made me giggle. :)
it's so nice to see that my 2 yr old isn't the only artist who's medium of choice is her body!
That's too cute!
BTW, you take the loveliest photos!
Talented--and absolutely adorable....
Thanks for the laugh :0)
Michelle
OH my goodness... how funny! My Sydney does that all the time. Just as I got get not to write on the walls or on our leather couch with a permanent marker anymore *SIGH* she has now taken to decorating her own body every time I look away!
patty
ROFL! (Sorry!)
Linda
Wow...her dedication really shows through in her work, doesn't it?
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