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light and color.

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playing with light and color

creating a new vision.

 

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“light, that first phenomenon of the world,

reveals to us the spirit and living soul of this world through color.”

~ johannes itten, bauhaus colorist

 

wide world.

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one kinder who has created his own atlas

teaches another

about the world he’s discovered

by reading books.

and the Dinos are standing by too

just taking it all in. 

“the wide world is all about you:

you can fence yourselves in,

but you cannot forever fence it out.”

-j. r. r. tolkien

waiting to be.

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kinder waits for the ball to drop.

 

“the world is all gates, all opportunities,

strings of tension waiting to be struck.”

-ralph waldo emerson

 

making money.

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kinders have taken up a new hobby – counterfeiting.

 they are now officially a gang.

‘i have ways of making money that you know nothing of.”

-john d. rockefeller

the world.

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“the world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless.”

-jean-jacques rousseau

the kinders know this to be true.

 

gentle.

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 kinder gently tucks his little ones in when playing dad. 

 

“a gentle heart is tied with an easy thread.”

-george herbert

inclusion.

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the kinders made a wonderful house for rocket the turtle,

with many rooms and spaces,

including his very own garden and library.

 

“until he extends his circle of compassion to include all living things,

man will not himself find peace.”

-albert schweitzer

up close.

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kinder gets up close.

 

“you can impress from a distance, but you can only impact up close”

-howard g. hendricks

the best party.

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how to know when the party’s over.

you haven’t really been to a party

until you’ve been to a kindergarten party

they mean business.

“school should be the best party in town” 

-peter kline

 

light and shadows.

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kinders write by candlelight

find their own shadows

make a tiger on the ceiling.

“find beauty not only in the thing itself

but in the pattern of the shadows,

the light and dark which that thing provides.”

-junichiro tanizaki