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"Ducks" - age 4, 1972 ©Kathleen Rietz.jpg)
"Dancing Girl" - age 5, 1973 ©Kathleen Rietz.jpg)
" Raquel" - age 6, 1973 ©Kathleen RietzThanks again to my mom, who saved so many of my drawings. These are some of my favorites.
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These are great Kathleen... I have a book in a box "somewhere" that shows the development of a child.. motorskills.... these would be cool to compare... Your creativity shines through
ReplyDeleteThank you Janice. I am always interested in that sort of thing. I will get the change to see children grow and develop artistc skills when I begin teaching all levels in the upcoming school year. I hope to start a blog to share their work and some of my observations. Even though I will be their teacher, I think I will be the one learning the most!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are so awesome. I especially like the top one and the bottom one. I've never thought about posting drawings from my childhood but now you are inspiring me. :-)
ReplyDeleteWonderful works! You were a very creative child. Thank you for sharing them with us!
ReplyDelete*HUGS*
LOL I love the ducks. They seem to know what they want & how to get it.
ReplyDeletebeautiful drawings. i like all of them esp. the ducks-. and you know what, i am also keeping the drawings of all my nieces and nephews. i like collecting them.
ReplyDeletei hope you are having a nice weekend.
ita always nice to see where we have come from and how much futher we got to go
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful your mom kept your drawings! I have nothing to show for my lifetime of doodles, but thankfully it's mostly in my heart and memories. At least I have that.
ReplyDeleteYour creativity were amazing!
ReplyDeleteCreativity plus talent make artist like you.
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YEAY I LOVE THESE!!!!! You were and still are such a good lil artist. xo
ReplyDelete-tofusquirrel
oh, these are wonderfull!!!
ReplyDeletei like especially the first, the ducks are adorable!