The Gallery – Emotions & Showcasing – Nursery Decor – Hippo

The Gallery – Emotions

This week’s prompt a the Gallery is Emotions:

Pip Squeak learning about emotions (in German)

Pip Squeak is reading Nicole Smee’s “Gesichter machen”. It is a lovely book – that tells the story of a little boy playing with his ball when the big bear comes… each page or stage of the story is accompanied by a “Happy Face” or a “Surprised Face” or a “Scared Face” etc – perfect for talking to your children about emotions, why we feel them (the bear is coming: scared)  and how we show  them on our face (eyer brows up, mouth down).  At the end the little reader is rewarded with their own face in a mirror.

Both Red Ted (2.5yrs) and Pip Squeak (7mths) benefit from the book. Pip Squeak LOVES the faces and of course the mirror and Red Ted listens to the stories and learns about emotions. It is lovely how they are currently enjoying a range of books together, albeit for different reason!

A perfect session on Emotions in the Red Ted household!

Previous Gallery Posts:

Creatures – meet the Milking Ant & Cedric the Snail

Motherhood

Who needs the beach when you have a ball?

Still life: Life’s Lovely Laundry

Symbol of Friendship

Self Portrait by Red Ted

(My) Men

Enchanted Woods

Portrait

7 Sins – Pride

Joy – Spring

Ugly – These should be in a Tim Burton film

Outside my front door

Me

Colour (Red Ted’s Bunny)

It is 2 for 1 for one Post at Red Ted Art again:

Showcasing – Emily’s Hippo

I thought it would be nice to showcase some of my artwork for children every so often. Today, I have picked Emily’s Hippo, as I seem to get a lot of search engine hits on it and it appears to be very popular. I painted it for Emily’s 1st Birthday and her mother picked the colours to go with the nursery decor of Emily’s room. We fiddled with the eyes and tail until it was just right for Emily! That is what my bespoked artwork is all about! Enjoy!

Running Hippo

Will ship World Wide. More examples of my Artwork for Children here.

20 responses to this post.

  1. Great post, love the look on Pip Squeak’s face – so adorable 🙂 x

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  2. LOVE it. Such a perfect little smile! 😀

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  3. I LOVE this picture, so clever, and what a cute little face!

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  4. Well done you! Great photo and aawwwww……

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    • Posted by Red Ted Art on June 28, 2010 at 11:09 am

      Thank you – it did take several goes.. usually her head was in the way 😉 so sweet to see her so chuffed though! Will be a nice photo “for us”!

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  5. cute doesnt quite cover pip squeak but she is extremely cute x

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    • Posted by Red Ted Art on June 28, 2010 at 8:09 pm

      I think it was the excitment of discovering how much she loves books! As Nr 2 baby she gets far less book time than Nr 1 baby!! Will have to make more of an effort!!!!

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  6. Loving the look of delight on Pip Squeak’s face – just gorgeous! x

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  7. That photo is brilliant – so cute 🙂

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  8. You have to love those cute baby chops!
    Can’t wait to meet you on Saturday.

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    • Posted by Red Ted Art on June 30, 2010 at 8:10 am

      Yes, those chubby baby arms and legs are so cute.. she is slowly on the move, so won’t last long **sigh**. Meet you Saturday!

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  9. I’d like to bottle that feeling! Great picture!

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  10. haha!! Love it 🙂

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  11. Brilliant take and LOVE the photo 😀 Jen

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  12. Love the photo. Kids love mirrors.

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  13. Posted by christinemosler on June 30, 2010 at 3:23 pm

    Gorgeous smile, how infectious! x

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  14. Lovely post and nice you are teaching your kids a foreign language. Ich spreche Deutsch, aber nur ein bisschen 😉

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