anyone have a budding artist in the family? what is the goofiest place your kids have colored on?

My daughter who is now 4 drew a smily face in the bottom of the toilet about a year ago. with a crayon. Gross I know but it was kinda funny to start to sit down to "go" and happen to catch a glimpse of a smiling face up at me.

My 2 1/2 year old daughter got into the marker can that my older daughter was supposed to have returned to the desk lol. Anyhow, the markers were in their room, and sweet little bitty was awfully quiet at nap time. We figured she was asleep. Nope! There was a yellow highlighter in the can, and she colored her whole body with it. She had it on her fingers and toes, like she was trying to paint her nails, on her eyes and around her mouth like she was doing her makeup, on her belly and legs... The most hilarious part though was the perfect circle on the tip of her nose! I think she colored the lid of the marker, and stuck it to her nose! A couple days later, she got hold of a purple Sharpie.......

Two days ago, my 2 1/2 year old got into my make up while I was out. By the time my husband found her (maybe 5 minutes), she'd mud masqued the walls, floor, sink, towels, herself and the cat! Apparently the cat was locked in when she closed the bathroom door so she could be sneaky undetected. My husband had to work hard pulling a straight face while disciplining her!

My child didnt color with marker or crayon.. He got real creative and decided he'd get out the chocolate syrup and start paintin the walls.. and his body.

I was busy working on the computer (which is temporarily in the living room, in front of the couch). Mu husband had left his empty espresso coffee cup on the table. Well, my son (17 months old) started sticking his fingers in it and using the coggee goo to finger paint on ME! It took me a minute to relize it, by then I was a "piece of artwork"!

I colored with crayon on the wall once when I was young. My mom was thrilled, I'm sure.

My daughter sticks to the usual places, her body, the walls. If it weren't for the Mr Clean Eraser she's be in big trouble.

I got up one morning to find not only my two year old colored, but the kitchen counter, fridge, stove door, floor and walls colored pretty purple. My daughter said excitedly "pretty pretty". Thank fully it was washable!!!

My daughter decorated the toliet seat lid on a brand new toliet.

No but I once colored my entire face with hot pink lipstick.