#children's art classes

[creative-innovative-education]

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[valentimmy]

I added color to it look at them

[kyurochurro]

they did the monster mash!! 😳 🎃it was a graveyard smash!! 🦇👻

[crystallized-cheese]

You.

Cheese.

Ahem... So, uh.... Yeah :D

I really like your AU.

TEE HEE

DUDE.......... OUUU.... THESE GUYS !!!!!!!!! This is so awesome, it's like they're wearing cosplay !!!!!! They look so happy too OUGH I LOVE THEM--!!!!!!!!!

[narsh-poptarts]

~ My, what blunt teeth you have, Grandma! ~

Little Red Riding Hood "reboot" for my children's book class! love myself a little switcheroo B)

[transsongtaewon]

Of course we know that there aren't many childhood pictures left of Yoohyun. But I think there weren't any in the first place of Yoojin.

Sure, when he was really young there was enough to fill a nice album, a cute baby and later chubby toddler adorning the walls, but they drop off when he is five. Nothing new joins what is there and eventually the pictures are taken down.

There are pictures of Yoohyun, many of them clumsily taken and out of focus, fingers poking in the frame of more than a few. Yoohyun looks happy in all of them, often posing somewhere but sometimes also caught unaware, doing his homework in the kitchen or unpacking a lunch box on a park bench.

How do you think their parents felt the first time they looked back through pictures from their beach vacation only to find Yoohyun, learning how to tie his shoes. Did they delete the pictures? How many times? Did they tire of it eventually? Of erasing their son's milestones, so they gave up and bought a new camera for their next vacation?

Of course it's not like there's no pictures of Yoojin. He's there in class pictures (few) and company get-togethers (many), and for special occasions there's even pictures of him and Yoohyun together, looking proud at Yoohyun's middle school graduation, still having to lean down so they're the same height. There's not many of these pictures - you can only ask a stranger to help take photos for so long - but at least they are some proof Yoojin exists as more than the eye that watches over Yoohyun.

[blueskittlesart]

being in art school and having basically 0 knowledge about christianity whatsoever is so funny at this point i think you could tell me literally anything was an allegory for jesus and i'd just believe you

[ace-of-garlic-breads]

I made a drawing based of @seananmcguire 's Wayward Children series, I really enjoy these books, and they are the PERFECT for OC making, (since there are so many possibilities on the worlds you can go to.) anyways its a 10/10 book series and I really recommend :)

[newyorkthegoldenage]

A children's class at the Harlem Art Workshop, at the 135th Street branch of the public library. Susan McIver is teaching in the Works Progress Administration's Federal Art Project, ca. 1933-34.

Photo: Posterazzi

[thewisestdino]

Oh to be a child jumping in puddles and playing in the rain 🥺

[galleryofart]

Second Class - The Parting. "Thus Part We Rich in Sorrow, Parting Poor."

Artist: Abraham Solomon (British, 1823–1862)

Date: 1855

Medium: Oil on panel

Collection: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, United States

Description

The signs posted inside suggest that the young sailor at the center is about to leave his widowed mother to emigrate and seek a new life in Australia.

[buttongirlmemory]

class sketch. A sort of Alice in wonderland

[moonlightflower-queen]

Macaria fan design!

She is shy and i imagine the whole family is very protective of her. (Considering what happened the first 2 times lolol)

Apparently there's a daughter of Heracles with the same name and i took some of her sacrifice symbolism, so she's the goddess of blessed death and sacrifice here.

If you want to read me ramble about her design, here's the post where i do that:

[narsh-poptarts]

Crescents during the Eclipse

[tutur-ddbr]

Im generous enough for Christmas to give my boy Beast a Hot wife and chaotic children.