It is unavoidable. Sooner or later take the markers and, even if you have explained 948 times that where it is painted it is on the paper, it ends up painting you the wall or some area where you did not want to have "contemporary art".
The most common solution is what we all do: clean it if you can, leave it for a while until it grows and stops painting and finally take the roller and paint on top to cover everything. But it is not the only one, because an artist has chosen to use creativity and imagination (and her good work) to take advantage of your daughter's strokes and do something older. The result? It seems beautiful and incredible to me.
Okay, okay, she doesn't really use the wall, but wouldn't it be a great solution? I would do it ... but to do it, of course, you have to have a lot of imagination, be able to see in the mind the work to be done and know how to do it. That is the problem, that most mortals do not have the ability of this woman.
His name is Ruth Oosterman and there are several works he has carried out with the collaboration of his daughter:
And here the video of how he made this last work:
Seeing how good they are left, they want to give the girl the pens more often, true?
