4. Bad lessons from good movies. We knew the princess-y ones, but hadn’t thought about the unconventional play thing and the perhaps unfair optimism in Wall-E.
5. Did you see that awesome 3D chalk drawing of the Lego Terra Cotta warriors? Here’s how they did it:
If you live in the Bloor and Ossington area in Toronto, keep an eye out for these:
Bunch dad Jason Cavener was inspired by this post and decided that he and his daughter should do something similar. We hope to stumble upon one or two of these during our commute to and from the office. (Hopefully not literally!)
And taking up our Lego Challenge, 6-year-old Jonah fashioned this space ship-looking creation sans Lego kit and instructions. Thanks to Bunch mom Ali for sending it in!
Want to share your Bunchy creations? Email meghan@bunchfamily.ca
Illustrator and author Aaron Zenz has some seriously artistic kids. When Zenz and his family watched the Banksy documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop, 10-year-old Gracie announced she was going to be a street artist too. (Zenz then had to explain why we can’t just go around vandalizing everything.)
But the Zenz kids were inspired! So they came up with something that, while not doing damage to anyone’s property, would be, “something artsy. Something stealthy. Something public.” And so they gathered a whole bunch of rocks and washed them. Then three Z-kids and the Z-dad each picked a colour and painted the rocks with various expressions of various levels of zaniness.
