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Art and Stories Made For Children

A group for art and stories that will interest and excite children.

Featured Work

The Spooks ( Southwest Wind Knocking on Black Brother's Door ) by John Dicandia

Inspired by an 1851 etching.
Frozen T Rex by David Lee Thompson

Image of a T Rex frozen in ice.
Time Travel by Shelly Harris

There may be no other concept that captures the imagination more than the idea of time travel. The ability to travel to any point in the past or future.
Horace the Fat Dragon by Alexandra Felgate

Felt tip pen on cartridge paper 2009 Just some silly doodling! Featured in Creative Cards group July 2009 / Featured in Hand Drawn or Painted Art of Happiness group 2009 / Featured in Art & Stories Made For Children group July 2009
Nautilus Bug. by Sandra Fisher

Mixed Media, collage. from my exhibition “Romancing the Sea”
Page 26, of 'A bath of Stars'. by Marilyn Baldey

My version of of the ‘frog prince’ story, called a bath of stars. This is page 26 of 50 pages. I would be plesed to hear from you on what you think of it as I may upload all of it, I am currently experimenting with mixed media to see whether to draw or paint over the top of the images too. This is my first short story and comic book.
Sabertooth: a reproduction hand painted painting by Patricia Anne McCarty

This is a another acrylic painting done on the back of a jean jacket. for those who don’t know who Sabertooth is, he was the arch enemy of Wolverine in Marvel Comics / This image was taken off of a special trading card that is signed by the original artist Joe Jisko (sp) / / Art and Stroies made for Children
'Touch' Love by yellowbee

I bought new Touch markers today!! x) / 5 for 15bucks…...superduper awesome sale, i’d saay colours bought: / Ultra Marine (whiich is weird coz its purple…but share the same name with Copic B-Ultramarine..which is blue…) / Vivid Red / Cerulean Blue / Turquoise Blue / Vivid Green .... / what can i say? / i like bright colours the outfit: ....mwahahaa..inspired by Hi5 ;;)
Snack Fairy by WinonaCookie

I make no claim to a green thumb. My thumbs are typically far too covered in Neutral pH Adhesive, acrylic paint and glitter to ascertain what their actual color might be. Nonetheless, last summer I decided to take a stab at Planting Some Things, and among the things I planted were tomatoes. Or tomato, I should say, because after a summer of watering, pruning, and fretting over caterpillars, my scraggly little plant produced exactly one (1) admittedly fetching little tomato. In spite of myself, I was excited. I decided to let the little fella ripen for one more day before he met his destiny in a lovely caprese salad. Apparently, my Golden Retriever had other plans, and I tore out the door just in time to find her gobbling down my beautiful tomato, a big slobbery, tomato-y grin on her goofy face. / Heartbroken doesn’t begin to describe it. Never again, I vowed. It would be strictly farmer’s market produce for me. But of course I caved and planted another one this year, and a strawberry plant too. You can bet I situated them well out of the dog’s purview! And once again the plants produced only children, leaving me to estimate the cost of this tomato and strawberry at $60 and $25, respectively. Last week I wandered out to harvest my crops (Ha!) only to find them gone. Gone! Again! I drooped into my wicker chaise to sulk and spied something distinctly unusual out of the corner of my eye. / Clearly the grief was causing me to hallucinate, but it seemed to be…my tomato! It appeared to be hovering, upside down, about 3 feet off the ground, a small blossom and tiny propeller affixed to one side, and tethered underneath in a teacup I had left outside a week ago was this very fairy you see right here. Making use of a mushroom and a slice of buttered toast as ballast, she was clutching a fork in one hand. I could only guess it was as insurance against any would-be dire aeronautical disaster. / In a shy and barely audible voice, she explained that her name was Clover and that she was a Snack Fairy. The small rodent who accompanied her was Tidbit. Having pressed my precious tomato into service as an airship, she could now navigate the neighborhood in search of comestibles, which she was very keen to find as she was always famished. While she was chirping away I spotted my strawberry transporting a pair of diminutive kitties (Nosh and Nibble) in an espresso cup I was sure belonged to my neighbor. I sighed deeply because, really, who is going to argue with a fairy with a fork? She went on to say that because I was so very generous with my tomato (again, HA!), she was putting a special Snack Fairy spell on my garden to show her gratitude. I smiled weakly and went inside for a cold compress and possibly some Advil. Well, I have to say that Clover is a Snack Fairy true to her word, because the next day my tomato plant was positively sagging with fruit, as was my strawberry plant, and they are the tastiest produce I have found. Maybe she will bestow her magic on your garden as well. This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2009. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
Your Wish Is My Command by plibutti

Fantasy Art Illustration Available for sale as Greeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, and Framed Prints

Recent Work

Afternoon Bliss by phatpuppy

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Drenched In Magic by nirvanavisions

1m x 1m on premium linen canvas. Acrylic. Layer upon layer of beautiful dreamy color! This one is a gem.
who said i couldn't bring my friends by Karön Melillo d'Vega

original drawing i’m not offering this for sale simply because i cannot improve the photograph of my drawing, i drew this when i was about 8 years old and it’s been folded and stored in a box for all these years and has a crease. coloured pencils and magic marker on construction paper / 19×12 inches / 1963
Kissing Gold Fish by Ming Myaskovsky

Kissing Gold Fish / 4” x 8” Sumi ink on pastel paper / Happy Birthday to Mia :-)) / Birthday card I drew for my niece, forgot what year it was?
Grey Pony by Alexandra Felgate

Watercolour pencil and ink 2009
Heads Up! by Susan Bergstrom

Original Pastel and Prismacolor Pencil drawing. Drawn on cardstock, bonded acid free, low tooth, artist drawing paper. Thank You for viewing my art. VIEW susan’sgallery / VIEW susan’szazzle /
A Blue Duck by hopelilly

A Blue Duck.This was one of my photos of dozens of bubbles that I blew into a beautiful green and blue glass of my daughters. Then I used that as the base for my art work.
Original bird by Barbara Glatzeder

This pen and ink drawing is part of a series (view). Also available as a fridge magnet:
BIRD by sonnet

BIRD
Father and Sons...........Birth......... by kjgordon

Who I am …......... / created with….....microfgrafx windows draw 6
Dreamers by yellowbee

Tribute to Randy Pauch’s ‘The Last Lecture’ – ‘Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams’ So, Ive read the book last year and bought the book couple of days ago (and of course watched the lecture on youtue…haha…i go capped after watching the whole thing two times in one sitting…), Words cannot comprehend how great and inspirational this man is..and since im not great with words, im gonna just leave it as it is. But im a firm believer of dreaming “big” and achieving your dreams. / seriously, / you should hear my childhood dream, its like beyond impossible, / but i’ll give it ago anyways
ding dong bell pusy in the well by sonnet

ding dong bell

A group for art and stories that will interest and excite children. if you have a child on your lap and want to entertain them this group is for you. Or if you have been wanting to start a collaboration on a children’s book this is a good place to start.

Art of any kind is welcome including….poser, freehand, photographs etc….
Writing of stories, poems or comics are most welcomed!

Guidelines For The Group
The Guidelines for this group are simple.
This is a group all about children. The writings and art are for the children and about the children. So make sure all work submitted (writing or art) is geared towards them. There should be no profanity, obscene gestures, or anything not age appropriate for a child. Also no Nudity or Political writings or artwork of anykind. Anything that does not follow our guidelines will be immediately removed. If you have any questions feel free to bubble mail me,,Catherine Crimmins (catsbacknc)

Note: It is not for art by children. There is another group for this. My Child’s Art

One last note… this group is geared towards the young(up to about 11 )...please please dont submit anything that is too adult…watch your language…your images…scenes in your stories..no profanity..nudity…sex..violence scenes..affairs..religion…..none of that!!! I will .and have been..rejecting those..

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