Can I draw a picture, daddy?

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More of my daughters early artwork to share today, and this stuff predates the images on the post I submitted a week or so ago.

At some point I'll have to get the earliest works (in which real paper was used!) scanned but for now, 11 of the 14 images I have saved from around 7/8 years ago.

rainbow world.png


The images were all made in Paint. I first used this application at school (probably a few years older than my daughter at the time she made these) and can remember how difficult it was to guide a cursor with this plastic thing the teachers called a Mouse.

pretty flowers.png

I do remember detailing the basics - how to choose different colours, delete/remove things, and change between the brushes and fill option (90% of the app. then) but she was mostly left to her own devices and the ideas on what to draw certainly weren't mine.

boats on the sea.png

A year or so previously, I'd taken my daughter to Portugal for the week and we spent a lot of time at the beach from which you could see a small harbor. The small shells on the photo above are pretty cool :)

apple tree with daddy and katy and me.png

It was my job to save the files once complete and I'd try to get a name for the work - The above was named 'Apple tree with daddy and Katy and Me'.

rainbow and big flower.png

the starry morning with rainbows and bright sunshine.png

sunshine and rainbow and rain and daffodil.png

Rainbows, flowers, and cats seemed to be prominent in the mind of a 4/5 year old girl. That's the way it should be isn't it? :)

happybithdaykaty.png

More love for Katy the (toy/teddy) cat - a gift from her late great-grandma which was (and still might be) cherished by my daughter for years after she passed. I actually found it comforting when I saw the cat each week as it reminded me of my lovely gran.

fireworks with rainbows2.png

Fireworks and a rainbow, imagine that - she did :)

dad.png

<3

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