Creative Kid Prints

Feeding of a giraffe with the use of a balloon.

'I don't care if Jackson Pollock did start out this way. We are drawing kittens.'

Abstract expressionist face painting.

'These are all from my 'sit in the corner' period.'

Lemon-Aid/Power-Aid

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

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

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

"Benny has a little too much aptitude for art."

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

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

Playing dustbins

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

Young Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen: 'Terracotta and turmeric and fuchsia and jade ... I can sing a rainbow'.

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

'Mom forgot to do the laundry last night, so I made clothes out of Legos.'

'No, son! This isn't your paint-by-numbers. This is your math homework!'

'All good things must come to an end.'

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

"I built this tree house for my kids. But it's so private, I've decided to use it as my home office."

"I only travelled with my umbilical cord!"

"I don't think I can express what I have to say in just colored paper and glue."

Timmy had one heck of a security blanket.

'You're going to have your future cut out for you, reading bedtime stories.'

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

'We apologise for the delay to the yum-yum train.'

"It's a mobile."

'And when you're done here honey, I have a nice periwinkle picked out for the foyer!'

'Your report card grades are poor. Maybe you should stop building model airplanes. The glue is getting to you.'

'Mom! -- Jeffrey's pimping the wall!'

'Think, son! What was that formula you fed that tree?!'

Children's imagination

Girl on a giant pair of scissors.

Virtual Beach

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