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Saturday Playdate - Paint, Nature, and Faces

 Yesterday, I had some free time and two of my grandsons, so we decided to do another session of #Wanderlust2022Class.  We had a blast with these and I thought I would share them with you.  They were painted with some very interesting items!

This was mine.  I am linking it up to **ART*JOURNAL*JOURNEY* where Erika's January theme is Let's Face It. 

This one ws done by my grandson, Lewis (age 6).  He said he was going for a tornado look.  I think he accomplished his mission don't you?
This one was done by my grandson, Hollis (age 4). He said black was too dark for him!  
We had a lot of fun.  

Thanks for visiting!  

Hugz,

Nancy 



Comments

  1. These are great Nancy. I love that eye you drew. And keeping it all black and white makes it so dramatic. Lewis certainly did create a tornado effect. I smiled at all the TH people he added. I like Hollis' too. Abstract art is calling him. You must have had a blast with the boys and your supplies. Thanks for sharing these with us at Art Journal Journey and squeezing in another face piece before the month wraps up. I appreciate it. Enjoy the end of the month. hugs-Erika

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  2. Oh Nancy I love how you shared not only your own artwork (which is amazing may I add) but also you fabulous Grand children's work too.. artists in the making.. must take after their dear Grandma :) What fun you all had, brings a lump to my throat thinking of the fun times my children and I used to have creating together. Blessed memories.
    Wishing you a super week ahead Hugs Tracey x

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  3. You all made beautiful pieces, how nice to paint together! That must have been great fun! And thanks for joining us at AJJ, much appreciated. Have a great week, hugs, Valerie

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  4. Beautiful art from you and the boys Nancy!
    Happy new week.
    Alison

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  5. What a lovely journal page you created. I love that quote. It is hilarious. You have a wicked sense of humor. I also love the eye and the lady, too.

    Your six year old grandson made a fabulous tornado. I guess you (and I) probably know a lot about tornadoes. Thanks so much for sharing these three journal pages with us at Art Journal Journey using Erika's theme. So clever.

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  6. Wowzer, I sure do love your painted page! LOVE that quote too! LOL! Looks like lots of fun with both you and the boys for sure! I love all of the creativity here and I'm so glad that you've shared them!! Crafty hugs

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  7. These are wonderful!! I love the dark ones but I like the way Hollis is thinking too:)

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  8. Aaw bless Hollis,, black was too dark for him. I think it is lovely that you are encouraging the boys to do some crafting with you and I am beginning to think I am missing a lot with not joining these Wanderlust classes I see so many of you do. Lewis certainly achieved the look he wanted and those poor males caught up in the tornado. ouch!
    Love the eye you painted and the way you have your lovely lady sitting there - fabulous words too just perfect.
    Hugs, Neet xx

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  9. WOW, Nancy! Your page is absolutely beautiful and I love your sense of humor, too! The sentiment is perfect here! And I absolutely LOVE the pages made by your grandsons, Lewis and Hollis! I really like Lewis's tornado and Hollis's lighter look! Simply fabulous! Thanks also for stopping by my blog and leaving such a nice comment there! HUGS, Sharon

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  10. Sounds like you had a great time with your grandsons! And I love your first page; so strange that you made something that is buzzing through my head as an idea for a long time... It is great!

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  11. So intense and thought-provoking! It's awesome to just play and let things out! I also just loved seeing y'all's photo at Universal. I hope we get to go this year too. xx, Autumn

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