words of a people aligned in their perfect order
All figures were either originally drawn by my son or directed by him. He chose the colors, figures, and painted the banjo and trampoline – all the hand prints are his as well. This was a fun project and one that he will get to enjoy as long as he needs a play room.
One photo of him for good measure.
This is so wonderful. I would have loved to have done something like this when my kids were little.
Esp love the little men abseiling down the door frame
When I was young I always wanted a room like this – how could I deny the same for my expressive son? It’ll be hard to cover if we ever move but that has never stopped me before.
Jhon,
It’s absolutely remarkable!!!
Thank you sir! I hope that Lincoln can enjoy the same flair when it comes time.
Wow! I love this! I also love that you gave him the freedom to do it. Good on you for that!
I look at him and can almost never say no – at least when it comes to his bent toward expressing himself though music and art and writing.
the platitudes of willful resemblance 