In her defense it takes patience to slowly paint her design without going over the edges. She drew an animal print freehand with some lettering that read, "Sarah's Mug".

It was also this young man's first time at Brushfire. He did well - he knew exactly what design and what colours he wanted to choose. He wasn't picky about the variations of colours though, men don't care about these things he assured me. Orange is orange. He asked for orange and that's what he got. He chose a flaming basketball on one side and a sport logo of some kind on the other. (forgive me TWN for not recognizing it!)
This is my piece. I strayed from my spectular tributes to the seasons on mugs to bring you... a cereal bowl with stars! um you're jealous I know, but someday if you work hard you can have a cereal bowl with stars too.
It was this middle child's first excursion to Brushfire and her painting skills were definitely out of use, but she jumped right into the thick of things with some stencils and got to work. She chose a turtle, a butterfly, a heart, a fish and some lettering that reads, "Esther's Mug".


