Being caught up on the garage blogging, here's a little bragging post on Krassimir. He continues to delight me with the creative ways he combines his favorite toys - he reminds me of an architect who has a distinctive style, but boundless creativity. With the limited pallette of "rings" (loosely defined - something with a roughly wrist-sized hole in it - often circular, but not necessarily - sometimes rigid, sometimes not) and triangles and soft animals (whether stuffed animals or squishy plastic), he pulls together endless combinations, changing them up every few days, but always with that same "vocabulary" that makes his style so distinctive.
For your viewing enjoyment, a sampling of the most recent ones. (If you care, they uploaded in reverse order of time, so the ones at the top here are the most recent, and then go back in time to last summer)
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| Look how pleased he is with me wanting to take a photo! He's so proud of his work. |
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| Upgrading to a BIG stuffed animal! Lucky Snoopy... |
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| Friends at church will save the insides of duct tape or packaging tape, and their kids will decorate the cardboard, and then bring it for Krassi! |
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| Notice there's a ring in the bottom of the ring! |
I am continually amazed at the resourcefulness of creativity of this young man!
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