
Photo from Andrea on PoppytalkWhat happened when artist dad Aye Jay Morano sent his third grade son Cohen's water color paintings out to several, very cool street artists, graffiti writers, and children's illustrators for collaborative alterations?
This incredibly cool-looking and happy-making book The Rest Is Up To You, that's what (thanks, Andrea for sharing this over on Poppytalk).
Cohen provides response to many of the final art pieces, and in her post, Andrea points out a few of her favorite pages from inside the book.
This one completely melted me:
Cohen responds to this collaboration from Mike 2600:
"It's a person saying This is my guts. My painting sorta looks like guts, but I wasn't drawing guts. I was just putting colors and stuff together, and he thought it looked like guts. But that is cool because he kinda looked inside and saw my colors, and saw my guts. Art actually does come from our guts."
What a smart and wonderful boy. I love this creative project. Go Cohen and go Dad!
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Comments (9)
I actually think this is a wonderful way to preserve your kids' artwork over the years...kind of like shutterfly, but with art instead of photos! I'm going to have to think of this....and keep my kids' artwork categorized by year :)
My kids love to draw I can only imagine how many projects I would have if I saved them all
it will be nice to actually put all my daughters art into a book, it is a nice keepsake =-D