Fridge Artist Pillows

'All those classes for the boy and still no improvement,,,'

Woman crosses off chart on fridge.

'To you, it's a refrigerator. To me, it's a blank canvas!'

'It's a lovely drawing. Give me your Web address and I'll pull it up on the fridge.'

"Your aunt wants to know what we're doing these days, so I'm sending her a picture of our fridge."

"Edward! Where are our children?"

"Let's keep count of our poops here on the fridge and see who does the most in a week!"

"Mother, I think I'm good enough to exhibit on the living room walls now."

Well, you know these child prodigies - they can be very demanding about how their work is displayed.

"When you've lost fifteen pounds...that's when the refrigerator gets returned!"

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

"Mom, will you help me take down my drawings? I'm selling my catalog."

''Food miles' is a big issue, so I'm reducing the distance my food travels by moving my fridge into the living room.'

'Do I have to be creative?'

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

"This is one of her more important paintings from her early period."

'I'm going through my 'blue period' - all my other crayons have broken.'

'I preferred his earlier work.'

Fridge with child's drawings in an art exhibition.

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

Private view of refrigerator art by child.

"All of the art work is for sale."

Child making ice sculpture.

"It's a small fridge, honey. Not everything is going to make the cut."

'It's from a company in California -- they want you to design a line of refrigerator magnets.'

"The idea is to stick art on the refrigerator, not carve it in."

'I feel too much pressure to draw, mom.'

"Can we teach our child how to create art digitally."

'I'm not sure what you're talking about.'

Woman showing her friend her husbands drawings.

"...umm, when was the last time somebody cleaned the fridge?!"

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

'Nothing to do? Why don't you read the refrigerator.'

"If it weren't for refrigerator magnets, I'd be laboring in complete obscurity!"

Expression of the inner child