Daddy Steve: The kids have been coloring their hearts out with beautiful results. Let's take a look...
Some like Ann Marie took a very traditional approach, while others like Rhoda let their imaginations run wild.
Quite a few were inspired by great works of art...
Miguel: I was inspired by the Dutch masters. And I love windmills.
Marta: I made a 'Klimt' turkey...
Katy: ...while mine is a 'Mondrian.'
Nathan: I've got a 'Warhol' turkey.
Kevin: I'm not sure where this came from; I know I've seen it somewhere.
Nanny Wendy: Oh! You clever boys made a 'Jackson Pollock' turkey!
Baby Conor: Yeeee!
Mikey: Hee-hee!
From Emile and Giancarlo: a little national pride and good-natured (we hope) rivalry.
Emile: Hmmph.
Giancarlo: Hmmph.
Some drew things they liked or were meaningful to them.
Daisy: I like daisies and the color pink.
Mikko and Tyler: We like soccer and hockey!
Blake: I like Harry Potter.
Frank: I like hamburgers.
Rolf: Und I like monkeys!
Nicholas Sahara: We don't have Thanksgiving in my home country, so I drew our national symbol: a silver spider rampant on a field of azure.
Scout: And my turkey is getting his revenge.
Pete Dakota: I based mine on Van Gogh's 'Starry Night.'
Stephen Orange: This turkey is a cranberry jelly-fish.
Ravi and Patrick collaborated on a design that reflected their appreciation of logic.
Ravi: At Thanksgiving we have pie, so...
Patrick: ...naturally we decorated our turkeys with Pi.
Holly Belle's turkey had a message...
Holly Belle: Give you any idea, John Martin?
John Martin: I think you've got the wrong holiday, there.
Kaveh's message was timely in any season...
3 comments:
Each of the turkeys is a piece of art! The kids were so creative!
But I must have missed the sage stuffing design.
I love the Jackson Pollock turkey! But all those artworks are great. The kids are real rtists! Congratulation!
They are so creative! It looks like they had a great time. All the turkeys are lovely and unique.
All of the outfits are lovely too!
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