Is it obvious that I don't want school to end? We only have a few more days left of school and we're still painting and collaging away! I know most teachers are packing up, but I always have a hard time saying goodbye at the end of the year. I know I'll see some of the kids next year. Some kids I'll never see again (our bilingual program is very transient) and others I know from when they were Kindergarteners; it doesn't matter, I miss them all. Yes, I cry every year when the 5th grade graduates. This year I'll bring tissues and hide in the back. We invest a lot into these kids and it's such an awesome thing to see them grow before your eyes! Okay, enough Erica! Here are the splatter monsters. . . before I start reminiscing and getting weepy:)Too late!
These were made by my second graders.
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Here are some AWESOME inkblot creatures from Mrs. Hahn's art room! http://minimatisse.blogspot.com/2011/03/daily-monster.html
She also found this book called The Ink BLot which I need to get now!
http://afaithfulattempt.blogspot.com/2011/03/ink-creatures.html?
One more splatter monster link!
Your monsters turned out to be pretty darned cute!!!!
Oh, adorable! These look like a load of fun!
Oh I adore these and may have to try them. When I had my kids blow through straws before some of them got headaches and got dizzy, so I have been leery to try it again. Maybe we did not use enough runny paint. thanks for stopping by my blog. I will check in here again...
Your blog post about splatter monsters and the creative process behind your art is both inspiring and delightful. It's clear that you have a passion for art, and your enthusiasm shines through your work.
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I absolutely love your blog post about splatter monsters and the creative process behind them. Your artistic expression is both inspiring and fascinating! It's always a pleasure to discover unique art projects and the stories behind them.
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