WW: Artsy {Linky}

Mica created this image - King Tut.

Isaak is so proud of this continuing paper project. The trouble is, I have no idea where to put it. He's not finished with it yet.

I had the idea to have the boys make me a wig out of Duplos.

Mica came up with this:

Isaak came up with this:

WW: Isaak's Art {Linky}

Grandpa Spiehs helped Isaak put his 4 year old vision together. They went for walks to collect stuff that most people would find as trash. Then Grandpa helped Isaak screw, nail, glue and cut to put things on wood.

Isaak's always liked collage. In fact if there's an empty box in our house, Isaak takes it over. He cuts up string and paper, glues, uses marker on a plain old box.

Here's his little construction:

The white cap unscrews to reveal little rocks and acorns. Here they are:

These are leaves that Asian Beatles attacked:

Another cap with part of an acorn:

Oh and by the way this project is Gluten Free!

A pop bottle cap. Definitely junk they found. My parents do not drink soda.

I'm not sure what the plastic is. There is sticks under it though. Isaak has to pick up sticks everywhere we go.

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One Likes to Draw and the Other One Likes Collage

Mica drew this image of Daddy at Grandma and Grandpa's a week ago:

Notice how he has three rows of teeth! LOL

Isaak made a collage at Grandma and Grandpa's:

Fast forward to this week.

Here's Mica's drawing he did at school:

His teacher has them capture stories with words and drawings.

Here's Isaak's collage he did yesterday:

What I think is cute about this is that Isaak did this all on his own.

It was really quite, too quite. I went to go check on him. Isaak was in his room coloring like crazy. He stole paper and crayons from Mica's room. Isaak has his own crayons, but they were in a spot he couldn't reach. Besides the paper were Mica's safety scissors. I walked in a few minutes later and Isaak was cutting up the sides of his drawing. Then I heard him ask for Mica's glue stick. I checked once again and saw Isaak gluing his cut up sections onto his drawing.