Today I decided to show you this great work of art, created by my daughter. The post goes for 
Nevertheless, I post it to 'The Kidz community', just to raise awareness and to create some more P-R for this place, created by kids and for kids.
My babygirl is the author of this piece of art, I just take a small responsibility as a man behind the camera. I cant say what exactly was the age it was created, I took a picture a year ago, but the work is much older, I guess it date back to 2015 or earlier, when the author was 5 or 6 years old.
Could you decipher what was the object behind it, what was the source for inspiration? Well, in case you didnt get it,-- it was a fly! No guides were used, she developed the shape and created it totally in her own original way, relying on her vision. So, it is a simple art - just paper, skissors, glue, and some imagination.
A few more works, as an extra bonus to the post.
The fantastic deer figurine, made on the summer vacays at the village. Natural materials were used, like: lichens, pines bark, moss, placticine.
Two figurines made purely of plasticine, again, around 6 y.o. - Mother and her daughter? Mother-fish and her little baby-fish? Nobody remember this, and we have no records... Please, do make records about your infants' art - later you will not be able to remember anything what it was, when, on what occasion and why - nothing! Believe me, those records when you read them after 10-20 years have passed, are so much fun!
Drawing, depicting the characters of the famouse Russian cartoon 'Smeshariki'. Not totally an original work, the author followed to the quides here :)
Thees in the jungle forest. 6 years old. I must confess, I cant make anything like this myself even now!
The last one. 6 y.o. I can see clearly there is a mushroom and a snail here, even without any records!
This is her art's first exhibition (organized by her father in the hall of a private flat). Was not a public space, so it had quite a peciliar response.
:)
| location: | St.Petersburg, Russia | 2015 ? | natural lighting |
| camera/lens: | Canon 5D | Sigma 50mm 1.4 | ex-jpg |