The Mighty Power of Butcher Paper

Mothers everywhere, rejoice!  Approximately 30 minutes of semi-unsupervised time was spent creating this butcher paper masterpiece, and all it took was some paper, tape and markers.  Skin, hair and even teeth were stained by the end, but the dishwasher got unloaded, the laundry got folded and a cup of coffee was enjoyed while clipping coupons.  It's a win-win, blue teeth notwithstanding.

Bug drew Hannah in the grass with some bees on the flowers.  Nicely done, Bug.

And here we have Dee, a budding artist.  She dabbles in abstract art.

And, apparently, body art.

Bexy here is working hard on his experiment entitled "how hard can you scribble with a pen before the tip smashes in".  The results: not that hard at all!  Huh!  Interesting!  Let's try it again!

"Hey, that camera lens looks a little dull."

"I think it could use some color."

"Just a liiiiittle touch of burnt sienna, riiiiiiiight....there!"

Right now, Dee is thinking about the color she just applied to her lips. 

"The texture is uncomfortably sticky."

"Nothing like Lip Smacker.  Hmm.  Disappointing"

"In fact, it's rather upsetting! Somebody help me!"

But Bug is happy to be covered in it.

High five, brother.