Young Art Prodigies Gifts

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

Joey discovers the difference between coffee beans and jelly beans.

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

Four children playing the flute.

"It's an Eyesaur."

"... And his piano teacher says that he definitely has Van Gough's ear for music."

Children's Art Show.

Artist's Equipment Comes To Life

"It's a mobile."

"There's an app that helped me finish grades 3 through 7. If you need me, I'll be in my room playing video games for the next few years."

"120 colors and no 'Sun' color!!"

''Now we're the only yard in the block with a blue apple tree!'

Busking, "Stop worrying your father for money."

'Don't write on that wall with crayons! It'll show up better on that wall over there.'

'I agree, this artist will go far and he should start right now!'

'Is this any way to treat a budding genius?'

Like many kids, Bobby had an imaginary friend. Unfortunately for Bobby, he was a critic.

"I'm enhancing my appreciation for the knowledge gathered by humankind."

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

'I preferred his earlier work.'

'How was your day Ma?. . .'

"You see, darling, he plays a Steinway, just like you."

'He's researching out-of-state kindergartens.'

"Now, is this the kind of painting you mommy would be proud to post on her Instagram?"

If this is how 3-year-olds see the world, it's no wonder they're always crying."

"Now we know who'll be taking care of us in our old age."

Jack and the Snowman.

Sure start.

Young boy helping business staff to create a blog.

"Summer's coming. How does pre-med camp sound."

"I guess life does imitate art."

"Crayons again?"

'I know it hasn't any wheels...They're still in the pencil.

Picasso's learning years.