Starting or ending your day by becoming an art project might not be the most ideal scenario. However, when your kids, especially your little girl, express the desire to unleash their artistic talents on your face, can you truly resist?
One gentleman recently shared the outcome of such an artistic endeavor, prompting a wave of fathers to join in by sharing their own similar experiences.
Now, let’s take a moment to enjoy some comical pictures and delve into the importance of fostering creativity and strong father-child relationships.
Gotham’s got a new clown
Rumor has it they’re thinking of producing another Joker movie. Someone let him know.
So much for conquering new lands
His face says it all. But just wait when he gets down to the local pub for a few shots with his buddies.
Not exactly war paint
But good dads will sit there for a time just to entertain their daughters so kudos to him. Now someone get him a beer.
A few hours of rinsing
Chances are his daughter took pictures though so there’s no rinsing off that happy memory.
Submitting himself to the artist
This emerging face painter has created an absolutely charming piece of work!
The placement of the design is well-executed, the color palette strikes a perfect balance between not being overly limited or overly busy. It’s undeniably a bunny, and an exceptionally adorable one at that!
So long as she’s happy
Dad’s know how it is. If their daughter is happy, then they’re happy too. Just look at his face!
The pain on his face
This abstract pastel couture look is truly runway-worthy, and it could easily steal the show at a special event for a trendsetting and artistic young lady.
The integration of the hair and beard into the overall design adds an extra layer of creativity and flair.
Pink smiles all around
Good fathers don’t get enough praise, so cheers to this guy and his very happy daughter.
Nothing to do but close his eyes
Hey at least he’s got that very manly beard going for him. And those colors work well for his features.
A lot of thought went into this
Dad was literally a blank canvass and his daughter unleashed her imagination on him.
Boogeyman feels
Or is he Freddy Krueger? This is one look he’d better remember for Halloween purposes.
Color coordinated
Perhaps it’s so dad can tell his left from the right. Red means stop, and green… Well.
That’s his ticket to watch
Well it cold have been worse. At least it was just the hair.
Promising talent
Look at all those colors and how serious she is with her craft. And look at dad’s face. So serious.
Kid’s on to something
There must be a treasure hidden somewhere only she and her friends will ever know.
Awesome dads are awesome
What they’ll remember isn’t how traditionally ‘manly’ their dad was, but rather, how loving and nurturing he was.
That was a long lockdown
Best way to deal with 2020’s lockdown was to spend time with family at home.
Kids need all the support they can get
Demonstrate to your child that learning is an ongoing journey, and it’s never too late to acquire a new hobby or skill.
Dad’s face is one all men relate to
But the objective is to create joyful memories that will endure a lifetime, whether you’re spending time with your daughters or sons.
Mrs. Doubtfire after hours
It’s essential not to let outdated conventions hinder you from having fun and forging enduring connections with your children.
Hide the pain Daryl
Getting involved as a parent, especially when a child seeks extra guidance or simply wishes to share the experience with their beloved adults, strengthens the parent-child bonds and also fosters trust and allows parents to reconnect with their own childhood selves.
Dad still loves her regardless
Any form of creative activity can boost a child’s self-confidence, impart valuable social skills, aid in understanding and expressing emotions, and provide insights into the world around them.
Armpit hair pigtails
He must have been so tired to not notice what his little girl was doing to him. And his armpits.
Moments like these
And just like that, all of dad’s worries melted away. Let’s hope the makeup did too.
Not really that bad
Maybe these two are on to something here… This is the result of spending quality time with your kids.
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