Gametes In Love

02.12.2010

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01.13.2010

12.08.2009

11.25.2009

12.29.2009: It’s a penguin. Just trust me.

12.22.2009: Christmas Tree

12.9.2009: Footprint holiday wreath

12.8.2009: I call this “The Menorah incident”… on account of all the flames engulfing the Menorah

In the spirit of the season…

12.21.2009: Who needs snow when you can make snowmen out of brick?

12.11.2009: Christmas Tree

I love that G’s school observes such a diversity of holidays. I know they did a Kwanzaa activity on the 14th, but I don’t know what it is. There are some Menorah paintings for Hannukah still hanging up in the room too. You’ll have to wait to see those.

Yey, my most favorite pieces finally came off the wall. The top two I think are his best to date.

This next one is a “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell piece”: don’t ask me what it is, ‘cuz I can’t tell ya’… but I think it has something to do with turkey

10.27.2009 : Footie ghosts

11.25.2009 : Our new place-mat (it’s laminated)

We got three new pieces from Master G.

I feel like I should give you some background on the themes here. What G’s teachers do is hang all the most recent work on the walls, and then the stuff they take down comes home. The date I assign to each painting is the date we bring it home (since I don’t really know the actual day it was created). They’re accurate within a week or two though.

Here are some pieces that adorned G’s classroom over the last couple of weeks. The ones that are currently up are super rad (Mom you’ll like them a lot!) and I can’t wait to show you. Meanwhile, here’s the latest:

10.28.2009 : Cloudy with a Chance of Eye-balls (found out just recently this is supposed to be a Witch. Huh!)

11.19.2009 : Boo!

10.13.2009: I think this is an outline of G’s pants. I think…

11.09.2009 (14 months)

Latest artwork G brought home from school.

10.29.2009 (14 months)

Provided G doesn’t start rolling in a painting each day (or even if he does), as long as I can keep up, I plan to scan each and then make a book (remember Blrub.com?) for each of his years. Here goes age 1-2.

See all of G’s art projects here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/avalikelava/sets/72157622699561804/