Preschool art gallery

Meemaw has requested that I scan and post the copious, tree-killing amounts of artwork our new preschooler is bringing home. Seriously, there is at least one, and more often two or three new Isaac originals waiting for me in his cubby at pick-up time. Thus scanning, being slow and obnoxious, would be so time-consuming as to eat into my precious time to read People magazine online. That just will not do.

So I will be stealing a fantastic and much faster idea from the mother of some baby humans -- not to scan, but to shoot, preserving Isaac's art forever with my digital camera. Note to self: buy some DVDs and start backing your crap up.

From Isaac's first day of school (9/4). Their first unit was on summer and the beach, so naturally Isaac would tell you that this is not the sun, but "yellow paint."


From 9/6 comes Dada's favorite. Isaac refused to elaborate on this one, but we think the drawing speaks for itself. And it says, "I am not in the mood to color, fools."


From 9/11, an exuberant study in marker. "It's the sun, with yellow, green, red, blue, purple, orange, and brown."


Also from 9/11, the start of Safety Week, comes this hand-colored fireman's hat. Cat-brother wouldn't model it for me, but you've already seen it on Isaac.


Continuing their summer/beach theme, this one (from 9/13) has hand-glued sand and real seashells. Isaac was not interested in talking about anything but the glue.