Childhood Creatives Pillows

'Don't move.'

Two boys rehearsing,

"Abstract Expressionism is definitely right for me at this stage of my career."

'I'm in my Blue period.'

Timmy had one heck of a security blanket.

'Hi, Miss Henderson, we did collage in class today. Can you drive me home?'

"I was drawing a whale, but I ran out of paper."

"You're welcome."

'My goal is to one day have my art hanging on a refrigerator in the Louvre.'

Happy Turkey Day!

Feeding of a giraffe with the use of a balloon.

'All good things must come to an end.'

"Since I became a creator on social media, fridge displays seem so passé."

"Gracie's the only kid I know who offers El Cucuy under her bed a no-compete contract."

Jimmy had a very active imagination.

'You could say this is how my husband and I support local arts.'

Abstract expressionist face painting.

Children's imagination

'I was six before I realized there were things you could do with Play Dough aside from eating it.'

"That' a wonderful picture, sweetheart. You know, maybe we should keep all of this garbage, in case you become a famous artist."

"Timmy, your dog looks just like he does in your drawings."

'I preferred his earlier work.'

"We like to think he's experimenting with color and form, but his art therapist suggested we're not giving him enough candy."

"I wanted to see if it made a picture."

Let the #&(%?;! pigeon drive the bus

'I got an F in arts because the dog ate my homework!'

"It was you, Jason. Dr. Karnes had it authenticated."

Playing dustbins

"This gives me the inner fulfillment I could never achieve through dodgeball."

Little Van Helsing was dissapointed that, again, there was no monster under the bed or in the closet.

'It's good, Timmy, but it's not refrigerator good.'

'I know I've been sitting here all morning...We're playing doctors and I'm in the waiting room.'

'Hope you don't mind the boxing gloves. I'm no good at hands.'

'Look Mum: I'm Platypus in Boots!'

"All of the art work is for sale."