Last of the Kids' Drawings

Rick, Grade 6.
A view of St. Lucia, showing the famous Piton Mountains on the west coast.

Another Christmas

Rick, Grade 6.
Christmas!

The Easter Van

Carissa, Grade 4.
Easter

"Christams" Tree

Dalia, Grade 4.
"Christmas"
Zoya, Grade 4.
"Carvinal - Boto Band"

Holiday Hodgepodge

Said, Grade 4.
(pronounced "Sigh-eed" of course)

Valentine's Day

Kadia, Grade 3.
Oh yeah, we definitely use British spelling here.

Christmas again

Kade, Grade 4.

Christmas!

Curline, Grade 4.


Levia, Grade 4.

Independence Day

Candacy, Grade 4.
Independence Day.

New Year

Renaid, Grade 4.

Christmas

Renaid, Grade 4.
"Christmas"

Carnival and Christmas

Zane, Grade 4.
Carnival.

Naomi, Grade 4.
Christmas.

Carnival

Candacy, Grade 4.
"Carnval"

I don't remember who drew this

Claudina? Grade 4.
"Chirstmas"

One of mine and one from a student

Today I bring you two very different styles.

First is from Twinkle, Grade 4. I'm not even sure she knew what this was supposed to be.
Next is a submission for a Batman/Christmas theme. I hope I don't have to tell you who these villains are, as I did with a certain boyfriend yesterday.

2 more

Jean, Grade 5.
"New Year"
Twinkle, Grade 4
"Indepdece Day"

Chicken Jices

Jean, Grade 5
"Christam"

The bottom half of the picture shows her family around the table enjoying chicken and juice.

New Years and Independence

Akiva, Grade 4
Description: "Independence is a speech and Christmas is a Festival."

December bonus: International Art Exchange

So I mentioned in my other blog that the VF After School Programme was participating in an art exchange. Everyone finished, and I have 26 completed pieces of student art. I'll be posting one each day of December up through Boxing Day, along with a little info about the picture. If you have any questions, ask and I can clarify what's actually in the drawings.

Since I missed yesterday, here are two:

Joel, Grade 2.
St. Lucia Jazz Festival

Akiva, Grade 4.
New Year's

Drawn last week

An Infant School student. No one in particular, really.

Malta bottle cap

For Halloween I dressed up as a Malta bottle, and my off-center centerpiece was a hand-painted bottle cap. First, the reference:

Then, my attempt. Acrylic on plastic, 21.4cm or 8.25in diameter.

Finally, lest you think I painted it straight away, there was a lot of planning:

All packed

Remember, you can click on the photo to enlarge it. Also remember, I need inspiration! Give me drawing ideas!

Vieux Fort Beach

Went to the beach

Dish Juggling Berney

"Why don't you draw some dishes?"
"Eh..."
"How about me juggling some dishes?"
"Hmm."
"How about you juggling me juggling some dishes?"
"I'll go with the second one."


He's not really this hairy.

If you want me to draw something, tell me!

What should I draw? (#1)

Start of my drawing blog! Give me some ideas, I'll draw them, and they'll be posted here.

I want to do at least one drawing a week. Posts may be scribbly doodles or more thought-out. Maybe I'll revisit some later on as the weekly drawing.

At my disposal I have a couple sketchbooks I can take pictures of, pencils, erasers, a couple decent ink pens, colored pencils, acrylic and oil paints, and a drawing tablet to use with MSPaint, Photoshop, or Oekaki. If you have a preference for medium, indicate that in your comment as well.