AMUSEMENT PARK ART

You maaaaay know by know that I really love roller coasters and amusement parks. So here are some amusement park drawings.

One of my favorite YouTubers is Olli43. This is his park, The Mega Park.

I made a little comic about a family going to an amusement park. (Start at the top right.)

I made a drawing honoring Wicked Twister, a roller coaster that closed forever this year.

And here is Cedar Point, the roller coaster capital of the world! Another favorite YouTuber, Taylor Bybee, is visiting there.

ROLLER COASTER DRAWINGS & OTHER STUFF

A super tall coaster I created called The Catnip Cruiser:

A layout map for another coaster I created:

Canobie Lake Park, an amusement park I will visit the next time I see Grandma and Grandpa in New Hampshire:

A map for an amusement park I made up, complete with a height requirement key:

Sometimes I draw other things, too, like this subway map in Mommies:

Here’s a village:

Here’s a cruise ship, like the one I’ll be taking to Alaska next year:

And finally, a drawing for school where I had to use a verb:

DRAWING TUTORIALS

On Fridays after live Zoom lessons, I like to do drawing tutorials from a YouTube channel called Art for Kids Hub.

These are some of the things I’ve drawn!

A BUNCH OF ASSORTED ART

A draw amusement parks allllllllll the time. I’ve drawn literally hundreds of them. There are so many in a box and I can’t choose which ones to post, so here’s a recent one.

I’m really into drawing castles lately.

My life’s dream is to go to Disney World. These are all of the parks there!

I drew up plans or a coffee maker I want to build for Daddy. I also drew some crazy faces, just for fun.

In Mommies, there is something called Bite Art (sort of like tattoos, but a machine bites you). This is that machine.

This is a train going from Baltimore to St. Louis.

I made a Word Search. You find the words on the right and check them off on the left.

For a future birthday party, I invented a game called the Spaceship Game. It involves bases and home made spaceships.

END OF YEAR ART ROUNDUP

At school, Ms. Murphy taught us how to draw a snowman.

I did an online drawing tutorial to draw cute cats.

Speaking of cats…I want six of them when I grow up!

I’ve been drawing airplanes again!

I also like to draw spaceships and rockets.

In Mommies, Lazy launches spaceship missions. This is the Lazy 10.

Here is another galaxy that a spaceship is exploring.

Mommies has a very popular movie series called “Starland.” These are all of the important things in “Starland 1.”

These are the important things in “Starland 7.”

There is a cute little animal in Mommies called a Baby Dexy. This is what it and its cage looks like. There is usually a river and lots of tubes!

These are the different systems inside a Baby Dexy’s body.

Here is a map of the Bahamas. I want to go to Cat Island!

This is a story I wrote called “The Icon.”

Rose found out that Lilac was about to be killed. So Rose and Grin went to The Icon Tower to meet. “What’s your name?” Grin asked her what is her name. She doesn’t tell us so we called her No Name. Then we stole the gun. Then No Name chased us. When Rose and Grin went home, Rose the cat said “meow.”

DRAWINGS FOR SCHOOL & NOT SCHOOL

I get to do a lot of drawings at school. Ms. Murphy is really good at doing drawing tutorials. Here is my drawing of a healthcare hero. I named her Dr. Julianna.

This is how I imagine my “Magical Yet.” She’s kind of like a fairy who helps me eventually do things that I don’t know how to do…yet.

We often watch videos from a website called Scratch Garden. They are so funny and I love them. One of the characters is a beaker that Ms. Murphy taught us how to draw. I also gave him a beaker friend.

This is what a Cat Ball field looks like. Your goal is to get the ball past the Finley Line.

P=Pitcher. A=Against Maker. L & R = Left and Right. Y=Yowler.

My favorite YouTuber is Anna Akana. She is famous for making the music video, “I Have 6 Cats.”

Speaking of 6 cats…

A BUNCH OF ARTWORK

As usual, I’ve been doing tons of drawings, both at school and at home. Here are some of them!

For school, I drew a picture of something I did over the summer.

I also drew about something you could do to go from being a “Bad Seed” to a “Good Egg.”

This is a drawing about how we learn by making mistakes.

This is a drawing of me imagining if six cats could drive.

I followed a drawing tutorial at school to draw a happy ice cream cone.

And I did another drawing tutorial to draw a bat.

At home, I love to draw roller coasters like Kingda Ka! This is one where Kingda Ka rolled back.

Here are a bunch of people about to ride Kingda Ka.

Here are some of the rivers you cross to drive from Portland to Seattle.

Here is the Queensboro Bridge and a New York City skyscraper.

I love to draw cats and this is an orange tabby, like Sunnie!

Finally, here is a cat in a crate going on a car ride.

FINAL KINDERGARTEN STUFF

Before school ended, we went and got all the stuff I left behind before school had closed.

This is my school I.D. card. I used it to get milk at lunch time.

Here’s a self-portrait I drew on my second day of school. And pictures of other kids in my class.

And a drawing about my favorite person at the time, Phoebe.

Here are a couple of drawings I did with my 4th grade buddy, Ari. I drew the pictures and Ari wrote the words.

The last big project I did at school before it closed was my “All About Me” book. I was going to show it to Mommy and Daddy at spring conferences with Mrs. Flagg. But we never got to have them. So she sent it home with the rest of my stuff to see. I’m very proud of it! Here it is!