Lunch Break: Amazing talent for 3 year old
Jan.26, 2010 12:00 pm |
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WOW. My son is three and just discovered painting, but this kid…HE’s THREE? Its incredible! My son’t artwork has a lot of helicopters and explosions.
Now THAT’S finger painting! Wow!
DANG!! He’s GOOOOOOOD!!!
I think it’s just amazing that at 3 years old, he was able to recognize the subtle shade differences…such a sensitive eye! I would love to see what he’s capable of now that he’s a little bit older.
I hope they don’t suffocate the will out of him with all the attention and hoopla. Brilliant kids need encouragement and training, not applause — too much of the latter can screw them up forever. I’ve seen it.