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Fingers and Fish


Well as a mom of 4 kids I often get inspired by watching them at their easle's. Well today we decided to give the old fingers a go round and see what we can come up with. I actually like alot of what is going on in this piece. The movement in the back water gives the illusion of other fish or seaweed moving around - I dont think this could have been created with a brush. Not the best "painting" but definatly a good basis for another one like it.
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  1. Shelley Whiting's artMay 10, 2011 at 6:36 PM

    Finger painting is awesome! I still do it! No one should outgrow it. I love how you let your kids participate in this beautiful painting. I love how vibrant and bright the colors are.

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  2. Eclectic Studio TammyMay 24, 2011 at 7:30 AM

    Hi Shelley. I apologize for the delay in my response. Thank you for popping in to comment on my fingers and fish painting. My kids get involved in all the projects that happen around here, from painting (whether I want them to or not... lol) to sewing, building, cooking, gardening or just general crafting. The more well rounded they are the more productive citizens they will be. - Well we hope so anyways - :)

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