Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
In 2013, there was no shortage of creative ideas. In fact, we here at My Modern Met put out about 4,500 posts showing you story after story of ordinary people making extraordinary works of art. Of course, there was one group who not only inspired us but stole our hearts. They were the mothers and fathers who were inspired by their own children to bring forth something creative to this world.
In 2013, there was no shortage of creative ideas. In fact, we here at My Modern Met put out about 4,500 posts showing you story after story of ordinary people making extraordinary works of art. Of course, there was one group who not only inspired us but stole our hearts. They were the mothers and fathers who were inspired by their own children to bring forth something creative to this world.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
10. Emil Nystrom Photoshop Daughter into Fun Adventures
This baby is having the time of her life in these creative adventures
by Sweden-based photographer Emil Nystrom. Featuring his own daughter,
Signhild, as the main subject, Nystrom developed a series of innovative
concepts. In the photoshopped compositions, the little one is doing all
sorts of bizarre things like fixing a car, performing cannonballs in the
bathtub, and floating along behind an airplane. See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
9. Nagano Toyokazu Photographs Daughter in Adorable Portraits
Each image in the collection features Nagano's daughter Kanna
standing in the middle of an empty road, filling the streets with her
big personality. Accompanied by a variety of props and the occasional,
cute costume, Kanna managed to steal the show with her animated facial
expressions. The portraits revealed the young girl's imaginative and
playful side with her diverse, theatrical poses and enthusiastic energy.
See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
8. Nina Levy Creates Pop Culture-Inspired Napkins for Kids
Artist and mom Nina Levy has taken leaving notes in school lunches to
another level. In addition to pedaling her sons to school by cargo bike
in New York City, she packs their lunches with napkin drawings. The
vivid ink drawings feature their favorite cartoon, comic, and video game
heroes (often holding fruit instead of weapons). See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
7. Aya Sakai Captures Beautiful Friendship Between Her Son and His French Bulldog
As far as photos posted on Instagram go, they don't get much cuter
than this. Tokyo, Japan-based mother Aya Sakai charts the adventures of
her young son and his best friend, which just happens to be a French
Bulldog, using the popular photo sharing app. Whether they're cuddling
on the couch or watching tv on a cushion, the two just can't seem to get
enough of each other. See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
6. Andy Prokh Takes Sweet Photos of His Daughter and Her Cat
Saint Petersburg, Russia-based photographer Andy Prokh has taken
these sweet, storytelling photos of his daughter Katherine growing up
with her curiously cute British Shorthair cat, named LiLu Blue Royal
Lada. Both of his subjects have oodles of personality which shines
through in every image. See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
5. David LaFerriere Draws on Over 1,000 Sandwich Bags for Kids
Artist David LaFerriere's kids must be constantly thrilled to open up
their lunch boxes. After making the kids' sandwiches, LaFerriere uses
sharpie pens to draw a quick illustration on the outside of the plastic
bag. He photographs his work, and the kids don't see the artwork until
they sit down at school to have their meal. See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
4. Samantha Lee Creates Whimsical Food Art for Her Daughters
Four years ago, Malaysian mother Samantha Lee couldn't have expected
that the adorable food art she was making for her two daughters would,
one day, rocket her to fame. She's become an inspiration to mothers all
around the world that you can get creative without expensive gadgets or
tools. In fact, Lee cuts up rice, bread, vegetables and fruits with
ordinary around-the-house items like scissors and knives. See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
3. Mica Angela Hendricks Collaborates with Her 4-Year-Old Daughter
Illustrator Mica Angela Hendricks loves drawing faces inspired by old
black and white movie stills, but what she didn't realize she was
missing was the imaginative touch of her 4-year-old daughter. One day,
while she was pulling out one of her precious sketchbooks, her daughter
caught a glimpse and asked if she could draw in it. Hendricks, who's
very protective of her art supplies, was overpowered by the tiny artist
and decided to share her work with her daughter. See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
2. Tatsputin Completes His Kids' Drawings
Redditor Tatsputin is a working dad who finds himself traveling out
of state for ten days out of every month, but he takes a piece of his
kids with him through their adorably scribbled drawings. While on the
plane, the loving father affectionately colors in the drawings his tiny
tots made for his trip and hands it back to them upon his return. He
modestly states, "Nothing fancy. The kids love them." See more, here.
Top 10 Most Creative Art Projects by Parents in 2013
1. Queenie Liao Creates Adorable Adventures for Her Sleeping Son
The Chinese mother of three channeled her passion for photography
into creating epic adventures for one of her little sleeping sons,
Wengenn. Watch as he flies on a trapeze while a crowd of stuffed animals
cheers him on or check out he's already breaking hearts when he
arranges a romantic dinner with his female teddy bear. Of course, the
most impressive fact of all is that Queenie creates these adventures
with ordinary items like plain clothes, sheets, scarves and stuffed
animals. See more, here.
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