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Got Art?
What’s on your refrigerator?
Those drawings, homemade cards and magnets, yep - it's art. Our refrigerators serve as that hallowed Wall of Fame, the Living Museum for our child's creations. Every one of us has kids - and our kids are naturally gifted artists!
We alone possess their unique, original art - drawings of the family pet, a sunset, monsters and dinosaurs, fantastical worlds and perfect profiles. Masterpieces all.
Yet, we want all the world to see. It's time to share with the rest of us Moms and Dads.
Honor your toddler or teen: From the humorous to the serious; the whimsical to the introspective, bring it on - "hang" it up on our virtual family kitchen refrigerator.
We'll shuffle through those treasured toddler drawings and scribbles and the sophisticated draftings and renderings your teenagers create.
Then we'll post photos of their work each week. Here's how:
Take a photo of your child's art work and upload it to Refrigerator Art.
Once submitted, approval of the art can take up to 12 hours.
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