Good day,
Before anything, let's talk about this: I have such awesome readers. Thank you everyone for taking the time to read my blog. So, I posted goals the other day and 2 of them are broken (been hit by rocks real good), but there is just one more to complete the goals and then we can have new goals. I am excited about the new goals, I bet you will be too. The one that is left to complete is the poll one, I only need 1 more person to vote in the poll and we're done with these boring goals you've been seeing for the past few days.
Now, let's get into the topic here, shall we? What do I mean by 'appreciate and display the artwork'? Am I talking about the great art of Picasso? Leonardo De Vinci? NO!!! Of course I am not. I am taking about the masterpieces your child(ren) make(s). Remember the masterpiece my angel made? Find it here: Ar's Artwork. I talked about displaying it, I haven't displayed it yet (when I do, you'll know) but I know I will. The reason I want to display it and the reason I am encouraging you to do it is because doing so will increase our child(ren)'s self-confidence; when they see that their works are displayed on your house's walls, they'll feel proud (which is what I want my child to feel). It doesn't have to be displayed on your living room wall, or dining room wall, do it where it feels right and where it is visible. The work wouldn't be too good (or it could be), but if you add a punch of color/creativity in it yourself, you'll be quite pleased. It can be a abstract piece of art (abstract is really anything, I believe).
Now, that is a some nice art, but it is abstract, see! How I am thinking of displaying the great piece, is in silver frame with some details in the frame. Silver will hold the whole picture together. I am thinking it will look really good. If you have studied visual arts, I would love to know your thoughts on it. I have studied some art, not in such great details. Share some artworks of your child in the comments and what are your thoughts on displaying your child(ren)'s artwork around your house? I would love to know.
BE BRAVE AND BE ARTISTIC!
Before anything, let's talk about this: I have such awesome readers. Thank you everyone for taking the time to read my blog. So, I posted goals the other day and 2 of them are broken (been hit by rocks real good), but there is just one more to complete the goals and then we can have new goals. I am excited about the new goals, I bet you will be too. The one that is left to complete is the poll one, I only need 1 more person to vote in the poll and we're done with these boring goals you've been seeing for the past few days.
Now, let's get into the topic here, shall we? What do I mean by 'appreciate and display the artwork'? Am I talking about the great art of Picasso? Leonardo De Vinci? NO!!! Of course I am not. I am taking about the masterpieces your child(ren) make(s). Remember the masterpiece my angel made? Find it here: Ar's Artwork. I talked about displaying it, I haven't displayed it yet (when I do, you'll know) but I know I will. The reason I want to display it and the reason I am encouraging you to do it is because doing so will increase our child(ren)'s self-confidence; when they see that their works are displayed on your house's walls, they'll feel proud (which is what I want my child to feel). It doesn't have to be displayed on your living room wall, or dining room wall, do it where it feels right and where it is visible. The work wouldn't be too good (or it could be), but if you add a punch of color/creativity in it yourself, you'll be quite pleased. It can be a abstract piece of art (abstract is really anything, I believe).
Now, that is a some nice art, but it is abstract, see! How I am thinking of displaying the great piece, is in silver frame with some details in the frame. Silver will hold the whole picture together. I am thinking it will look really good. If you have studied visual arts, I would love to know your thoughts on it. I have studied some art, not in such great details. Share some artworks of your child in the comments and what are your thoughts on displaying your child(ren)'s artwork around your house? I would love to know.
BE BRAVE AND BE ARTISTIC!
