When the artistic talent of an adult and the creativity of a child come together, something truly wonderful can be created. In this story, the father paints what his son and daughter tell him to do.
Tatsputin is the username of a creative dad who - judging by the many positive reviews - probably won't stay hidden behind the nickname for very long. A few days ago, on Reddit, at the instigation of his wife, he presented a stunning collaboration with his children. Tatsputin spends ten days of his job outside the country each month, which amounts to three hours on a plane each month. He uses them by coloring the drawings drawn by his children, now a five-year-old daughter and a year-old son.
He started with colored pencils, later switched to the iPad and the Artstudio program, but returned to crayons. Children give him a completely free hand when coloring. Only once did he come into conflict with his daughter, when she insisted that the shirt on a certain character was not meant to be red.
The daughter drew the baby elephant because she constantly dreamed of the elephant telling her stories. Due to this context, the picture is also in dreamy colors.
The chicken was created because my mother wanted it for her birthday to brighten up the kitchen. This is also one of the first pictures that was not taken on a plane, but at home.
If you forget crayons at home, something like this is created. The artistic father's first attempts with the iPad. The family was impressed, and a few more pictures were taken in this way.
If you forget crayons at home, something like this is created. The artistic father's first attempts with the iPad. The family was impressed, and a few more pictures were taken in this way.
If you forget crayons at home, something like this is created. The artistic father's first attempts with the iPad. The family was impressed, and a few more pictures were taken in this way.
If you forget crayons at home, something like this is created. The artistic father's first attempts with the iPad. The family was impressed, and a few more pictures were taken in this way.
He painted the first picture of his daughter a few years ago. At that time, he did not take a photo of his daughter's unpainted picture, but from then on he always took a "pre-production" photo. In the first picture, he had a problem with unsharpened crayons.
For the next photo, dad already knew he had to get on the plane with a bunch of sharpened pencils. The daughter asked for one more picture before the business trip, and a thematically colored bye bye sketch was created.
The father's creations also seemed terribly interesting to the son, and now it was his turn. A Frankenstein artwork was created?
Happy girl is the only picture that the "subscriber" did not like. The daughter protested that the girl in the photo definitely did not have the intended red sweater.
