Clown in a cafeteria line??? (Age 6-First Grade)
Musky in abstract lines
I have been interested in drawing and coloring since I was very little. One of my first words was, “Gidda”. When I said this word the issue at hand was to have my parents give me a pencil. Obviously, I don’t remember this at all. In fact, my parents got me a Jon Gnagy Art kit when I was around six or seven. he had an art show on the television at the time.
I was in my parent’s attic checking for a water leak this past week. High winds had blown a tree over onto the house roof. I was looking to see if the rain was coming in the attic. Upon my departure I noticed an old, and rather, big envelope. This envelope had a lot of my early year art in it. I brought it home to check it out once I had some more time.
Historical personalities
Most of the drawings included had no year on it so determining how old the art is is only estimated. However, some have my grade school class on them. The earliest to be known is fourth grade.
Some of the art shown here was school assignment projects such as the abstract. Most are wildlife or historical in nature. These interests have endured throughout my life.
Maybe the art will bring you some chuckles as they did for Laurie and myself.
Tarzan
Snowman (4th Grade)
Indian says Ughh dandruff
Calendar
Animals
Fighting bucks
George Washington and cherry tree (1st Grade)
Years ago, Exxon had adds saying to put a tiger in your tank.
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Great stuff, Larry! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Dana