The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, October 17, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, September 12, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, August 22, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, August 15, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Kids Tell Adults
The kids of Walker Elementary School in Ashland, OR were asked, 'What would you like to tell adults?' then were turned loose on the glue, paints and construction paper.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
The results are fantastic.
photo © 2011 Wyatt Doyle
With gratitude to The Beanery for sharing the kids’ work with its target audience.
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