Well, you got the artist one right! If the little you could meet the big you I wonder how she would react to your beautiful pieces of art. I’m thinking she would be dazzled.
Earliest art memory I have is cutting out a strip of paper and taping it together so it stood on its side and looked like an “O” if you were looking down on it. Then I cut out a circle and drew a face on it. Next I cut a tiny slit in the head and a tiny slit on the O. I slid the two slits together so the head was resting on the “O”. Handing it to my mother I proudly announced that now I could do a head stand. Sigh… I think she still has it somewhere.
I remember making the things I wanted out of paper around first/second grade age. Things like telephones, cats, and new Amelia Bedelia books . . lol. And to this day, I still enjoy all 3. Funny how that works
LOVE that you still have this!
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Well, you got the artist one right! If the little you could meet the big you I wonder how she would react to your beautiful pieces of art. I’m thinking she would be dazzled.
Earliest art memory I have is cutting out a strip of paper and taping it together so it stood on its side and looked like an “O” if you were looking down on it. Then I cut out a circle and drew a face on it. Next I cut a tiny slit in the head and a tiny slit on the O. I slid the two slits together so the head was resting on the “O”. Handing it to my mother I proudly announced that now I could do a head stand. Sigh… I think she still has it somewhere.
Kris,
I think you are right–my little self would be dazzled! Thank you for sharing your earliest art memory.
You drew that when you were much younger?!?! That was a brilliant assignment!!! How neat that you hung onto it!
Yes, I was 6!
I remember making the things I wanted out of paper around first/second grade age. Things like telephones, cats, and new Amelia Bedelia books . . lol. And to this day, I still enjoy all 3. Funny how that works