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Another Mosiac
I think the teacher was trying to class things up with a “stained glass” project. Unfortunately, there were two problems: it was on construction paper; and I loved my fall colors a little too much. The...
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Cathedral Dreamin’
After a mild amount of speculation time, today’s submission was ruled as a stained glass window. While the symmetry needs a little work, CKA admires this young artist’s ability to create glass out of...
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Falling Leaves
On the scale of one to decent, today’s art scores quite highly. Who knew children could be so talented with scissors? Despite the leaves being blue and their ability to defy gravity, CKA rates this...
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A Day’s Work
How majestic is this painted lady, with her blowing tri-toned hairdo and her shapeless choir robe. Either she is working on blending into the painted glass, or she’s invented a wooden chair that moves...
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Glass Money
Who needs to pay hundreds of dollars for genuine stained glass when you can create your own paper version? The cheap option is clearly what this artist’s parents chose. Remind us to follow up in 10-15...
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Back to Square One
Apart from the upper left-hand corner, this was able to create a semi-symmetrical collage. And with only construction paper, scissors, and grape tomatoes … who knew?
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Window Art
While real stained glass takes patience and skill, this version takes only a few crayons and kiddie safety scissors. Clearly the more fiscally-sound option, but we’re not sure how they’ll hold up...
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