



An art therapeutic machine, that is what we painted yesterday. It happened coincidentally, or maybe not so coincidentally, while the little guy experimented with mixing up different colors I painted a sampler (top painting in the first picture) which Domík thought of as a machine. Again! So I made a nicer one and Domík did too (the two other paintings in the first picture). And together they make one, a freaky one. However, I still have not chased out the marble machine phantom from our family.
Domík got a nice rucksack for his birthday, from
Chicken Rhythm, it was a give away on Fine Little Day, I was lucky. By the way, the company sells really cool t-shirts and patches with machines.
I am planning an outing, so far only in my head.
2 comments:
oh, I love your machines!
I like your paintings. Painting with kids is amazing.
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