Kids Drawings...

Date:  Mar 9, 2015

This is how much we value our kids paintings.

We placed it at the entrance.

If you remember my home network… I don’t even allow OpenNet to pull “Ugly” cable runs from the main entrance.  HaHaHa

I continue to sent my kids to Art Boot Camp.  There, they can spent an hour of half to draw whatever the teacher ask them to draw.

The draw the drawings for one purpose to have it hang on the wall.

These are the special additions.  Both Jay and Kay drew the same thing.  So, you can see the actually match some how.

You make your kids feel very good doing so.

Not every drawings are fantastic.  But all these are our kids master piece.

Parents value their work.

So, that when they grow up, they learn how to value other people works.

First Trophy - Drawing Competition

Date:  Apr 20, 2013

Few days ago, Kay Kay was working on his new pairings… and submit it to Lorna Whiston Pre-School for their Spring Carnival drawing competition.  This year the theme is Lorna Whiston Pre-School's 10th birthday.

The painting was hanging there when we arrived...

This is the blog entry to show's Kay Kay's efforts… It is no different than Art Boot Camp… I think Art Boot Camp really has his way teaching the kids how to draw… and use the hair dryer to dry the layers of painting… So, we merely using the same method to ask Kay Kay to produce this wonderful painting...

http://miniliew.blogspot.sg/2013/04/kay-kay-entry-for-lwps-easter-fair.html

And he has to compete with his fellows classmates.

And guess what?

After the official has judged the drawings… Kay Kay won a trophy and price for his painting!

Very happy in receiving the prices...

Here comes the trophy...

Kay Kay… we are very proud of you!  Winner for N2.

One big pack of goodies and a small trophy.

Kay Kay is definitely happy about it!

Kay Kay.

Painting Fire Trucks

Date:  Jan 1, 2013

Yesterday, we are still opening the Christmas presents.  There is another paining kit.  It is a Fire Truck painting kit.  

Since there is only 1 set.  So, we take a new empty canvas and I duplicate the exact outline of the fire truck onto the canvas.  These canvas, you can get from Art's Friends.  So, we let Jay Jay paint the canvas.

My kids love to paint.

I think I mess up a bit on the water pipes.  Mommy, later you help me.

The art kits come with some color tubes.  So, we just use the supplied color tubes for two pictures.

They have to pain the fire truck this way.

Jay Jay almost done with his painting.

Kay Kay slowly paint his truck.

After a while.  They have completed the painting.

See!  We even paint the side.  We don't waste the paints.

This is Jay Jay's art work.

This is Kay Kay one.

Kay Kay drew this.  Which one is nicer?

It's fun to see how they draw.  After the Art Boot Camp, Kay Kay is still slightly better in terms of colouring.  As for Jay, not the best work, but it shows his focus, and concentration, as well as his efforts and patience.  It is much better comparing to the previous him.  Bravo.  So, this two piece of art work going up to the J & K Art Gallery in their room.  

Another 2 hours pass by.  :)

 

 

Jay Got Talent in Drawing?

The last I checked, he still needs lots of work in his drawing skill.

But this morning...

Dad:  Hey Jay, why don't you draw Shu Wei, since you like her so much.

Jay:  Okay!

Jay:  Papa, Shu Wei has very big eyes.

Jay:  Papa, Shu Wei hair is longer than her ears.

Dad:  What is Shu Wei wearing.

Jay:  Papa, Shu Wei wearing a blue skirt.

Jay:  Papa, Shu Wei has a big smile!

Out of the blue, he just draw Shu Wei from his memory.  And for a 4 year old, I think this is not bad at all!  Haha!

Just in case, you wonder who is Shu Wei, the gal in the white dress.  :)