Quail eggs from the perspective and the eye that only a child can have. Priceless. And something is learned from their unique observations.

How they see and use their art tools in such abandon just fills me with awe. Maybe a little bit of envy.
Freedom, no rules – pure expression.
A lovely thing to have. Difficult to keep.
Gorgeous colors, movement and repetition of linework make this a creative and lovely artwork.
His drawings are based on the real life quail eggs I bought last month, the post Friday Photos, Freckles and Speckles shows the eggs in various ‘poses.’ Β My photographs were banned. Β Ryan was looking at the eggs sitting amongst leaves and bowls on the table as he drew.
Ah yes, the art of children…. they really do have so much to teach us. Thanks for the reminder! ~Rita
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they do indeed. you are welcome Rita.
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such a fresh perspective!
i’m hoping to get
that young again π
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yes……… youth. and a Big, Me Too!
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Thanks for sharing Ryan’s quail egg drawing. I love his vision!
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thank you Sharon, I’ll pass that along to him as he will be tickled to hear that! π
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I love it too! It’s beautifully expressive and free!
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Great fun art for a Sunday art drawing π Thanks Laura!
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The colorful imagination of children, how different they see the world, it’s total freedom, no worries just go with the flow no worries about perfection and that is why is perfectly reflecting the state of their mind which is perfectly beautiful! Lovely post and congrats to the youngster! I see a future artist!
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Thank you Eva very much. I do really love your comments! you hit the nail on the head when you said, “its total freedom” π
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I adore kiddo art! They draw from the heart and with such abandon.
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they do indeed, priceless. thank you for your comment and thoughts, I appreciate them!! cheers, Debi π
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Just wonderful and uplifting. Thanks so much for sharing Debi. Have a great week π
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thanks Andrew. I find that I learn from them when they’re turned loose here to play however they wish π
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