I've posted in the past (here) about how Robby would create his own "installation art" throughout the house with his toys from the movie Cars. Well, as you can see in the photo below Robby is maturing as an artist as his latest piece takes on a more complex design. He's branching out to include cars, trains, trucks, and other vehicle related items (like the carrying case). At first glance someone may think that this is just a disorganized mass of toys, but they would be wrong. A lot of thought goes into a masterpiece like this. And of course he'll have to put it all away tonight before bedtime.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
More installation art
Note from Robby's mom:
I've posted in the past (here) about how Robby would create his own "installation art" throughout the house with his toys from the movie Cars. Well, as you can see in the photo below Robby is maturing as an artist as his latest piece takes on a more complex design. He's branching out to include cars, trains, trucks, and other vehicle related items (like the carrying case). At first glance someone may think that this is just a disorganized mass of toys, but they would be wrong. A lot of thought goes into a masterpiece like this. And of course he'll have to put it all away tonight before bedtime.
I've posted in the past (here) about how Robby would create his own "installation art" throughout the house with his toys from the movie Cars. Well, as you can see in the photo below Robby is maturing as an artist as his latest piece takes on a more complex design. He's branching out to include cars, trains, trucks, and other vehicle related items (like the carrying case). At first glance someone may think that this is just a disorganized mass of toys, but they would be wrong. A lot of thought goes into a masterpiece like this. And of course he'll have to put it all away tonight before bedtime.
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Good thing he has you to catalog his work!
http://www.mysticalartsoftibet.org/Mandala.htm
or maybe
http://www.jimdenevan.com/images.htm
Looks like a rush hour traffic jam!
Aaah, but of course, it is all in the eye of the beholder. I can't wait to see the next installation.
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