The Legend of Dust Bunnies, a Fairy's Tale by Michelle R. Eastman

(I’ve seen friends at school do this to each other. They ended up finding farms right across the street from each other!!! And they became good friends.īut after awhile they started getting in fights over their work! Criticizing and complaining and calling each other names. They both decided they needed to get away and find a peaceful place to paint. (Much like my Walker.) They became art superstars and everyone wanted their paintings and their photographs and all that stuff that seems to come with being famous. This is a tale of two artists – a pig named Pigasso who painted in a “most unusual way” and a bull named Mootisse who painted “big, bold, bright pictures.” They both became very famous in their communities. He painted anything and everything, and in a most unusual way. While the other piglets rolled in the mud and played games, Pigasso painted. There once was a young pig named Pigasso. Themes – art, friendship, conflict resolution We recently came across a great book by Ms Nina Laden (who wrote the great book The Night I Followed the Dog)!!!Ī fiction book suitable for kindergarten and up Sometimes when he visits a classroom he takes some art books with him to share and encourage some artsy conversation. I have talked about Walker and his painting before. On occasion he has done exhibitions at school and art club meetings and once at the hospital.

He paints abstract things using his tail and his feet and puts all his happy thoughts into his work. An artist of great renown around these parts.

My big little brother, Walker, is a pretty laid-back, unassuming kind of fellow.

The Legend of Dust Bunnies, a Fairy's Tale by Michelle R. Eastman