The end of term has brought a flurry of paintings and school work home to be admired and I'm going to be a doting mum and share some of them with you - one for each child , just to be fair! I love the way they learn to paint from the word go in Waldorf schools, proper painting paper, wetted, then good quality paints that cost a bomb here but have such a depth to them. We used to produce powder paint daubs at school. My son's paintings just seem to glow from the wall. His aren't any better than the rest of the class, they all have done their own interpretation of the same scene and are all gorgeous!
Saturday, June 24, 2006
The end of term has brought a flurry of paintings and school work home to be admired and I'm going to be a doting mum and share some of them with you - one for each child , just to be fair! I love the way they learn to paint from the word go in Waldorf schools, proper painting paper, wetted, then good quality paints that cost a bomb here but have such a depth to them. We used to produce powder paint daubs at school. My son's paintings just seem to glow from the wall. His aren't any better than the rest of the class, they all have done their own interpretation of the same scene and are all gorgeous!
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