I’ve been wanting to work on a piece of art that the kids could create together, and finally managed to get it done! Here’s all about it…
Large blocks of color were my inspiration, Paul Kremer kind of style. The execution was around this idea that with a little bit of parameters around shape and color scheme, the kids could paint however they wanted on their own piece, and then displayed together they would work well in a series with the general consistency of color and shape.
I ended up just using one color: a dark navy blue. I went back and forth on the shape but ended up going with a large rectangle broken up between the three canvases. Each child worked on their own rectangle and canvas.

Dot’s worked on her’s first. Hers is to the left. Edie’s is the middle, and Henry’s is on the right (still in progress here).

I love art in this style. Fits perfectly into the interior. The fact of family creation adds charm to the image. Because of this, despite the blackness, love and support flow from the picture.
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Love this so much! So special to have your kids see their own art on the wall and not just briefly on the fridge!
Amanda
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This is a great idea! Families DIY which is an important part of yours interior. It looks like contemporary art. I really like it.
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this reminds me of the crayon in my box when I was a child…midnight blue
This is such a darling idea! I love it!
Paige
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