Nothing in my life seems to happen in a straight line; I live in the kingdom of curves. I’ve often written that I can’t do most of the traditional grandfather things, Robin isn’t the best thing that ever happened in my life, and we are not an integral part of each others lives.
But we are finding a way to communicate and discovering common ground and here I am posting her paintings and Emma’s photos of her. Sounds like a proud grandfather to me. I love her latest creative work, a painting of a dog inspired by an image she saw online.
Robin, like her mother, is a creative, and we are learning to connect and communicate in that way. Brooklyn is a special place, the kid’s at Robin’s school don’t spend a lot of time online.
Robin wanted to paint a scorpion, but that didn’t work. I think this one did. This painting is called “The Dog Lisa.”
just stunning from such a young and active mind. The creative gene has been passed down, for sure! It’s lovely
Susan M
That is an awesome painting! Move over Mona, Dog Lisa needs her space! Robin has a good eye for perspective for being so young. Thank you for sharing!
I’ve taught children before. She’s doing a super job for a six-yr-old. This needs a mat and frame!
Nice proportions!! Well done, Robin!
That’s a terrific painting.
Robin has talent.