Daddy-Daughter Painting 20 Portraits Together - Baby to 5-Years-Old
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- My wife Khwan and I are freelance artists. We’ve worked at home together all our married lives (25 years). Our daughter Emilie also loves to draw and paint her own pictures, it’s her main interest up to now. If I’m painting Emilie always asks if she can join in and help me. Here are 20 portraits of friends we painted together since Emilie was a baby to 5-years-old.
1) “Waiting for Emilie” November 2014
2) “Luigi #1”
3) “Emilie #1”
4) “Nina Simone” (for exhibition in NYC)
5) “Nina Simone” (cast in bronze for Nina Simone exhibition NYC)
6) “Painting with Emilie in Ayutthaya”
7) “Paritta #1”
8) “Sibin #1”
9) “Paritta #2”
10) “Hugh”
11) “Luigi #2”
12) “Lidia Biach” #1
13) “Frederick”
14) “Krahan”
15) “Vijo”
16) “Narwin”
17) “Momocat #1”
18) “Momocat #2”
19) “Dam”
20) “Erica” 2019 - เพลง
Emilie will be so thankful that her parents had documented these precious moments when she grows up, she'll never forget how much she is loved. Technology isn't entirely bad after all:)
I agree, so precious...and everyone should be documenting creative special moments like this xxx
Memory is fine too
@@PierreLucSex Memory is not infallible mate.
@@jamesjiao nothing is
Awesome painting skills, sculpting skills, piano skills, elephant skills, fathering skills? What else don't we know about you, Paul??
ayokay123 elephant skills xD
Don't forget his karate skills
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exactly, are these people even real, I wonder every time I see another video. Awesome talents.
@@thorstenborsten6842 Oh geez....didn't even know that. Amazing guy.
맞아 ㅎㅎ 아버지 참 대단하세요♡♡♡
I love that he allows her to get dirty, to mess up without fussing at her, and to just live in her growing creativity. A very gentle and patient and creative spirit and profound love for his daughter and wife.
Well Regina how can you play with your kids and not get dirty unless you are playing outside in water that is. LOL. Too funny you are!! I still have to get dirty and I'm a GreatGrandMother now. Still getting messy, sticky, goopy, wet and laughing all the way. No fussing Regina it's time for you to get wet, dirty, messy try building volcanoes in mud in a gutter and don't forget to have to volcano erupt with baking soda and vinegar(i Think) well look it up online. Same with Easter eggs to die them a really dark color you add extra vinegar to the water. Then after they dry my gmother would rub them with a little cooking oil for a shiny look. I love Paul, Mother, the Elephants & Emilie. You gotta love Paul Barton's ways they are God's as well.
@@jwilcox4726 My mother would freak out as us getting dirty as kids, she has an OCD over it. She would wash her hands so much even my older sister also picked up the insane handwashing. Even now, if something like a sock fell to the floor (even if it was cleaned not that long ago) she will wash it before putting it on...A SOCK THAT'S PROBABLY GOING TO TOUCH THE FLOOR ANYWAY. I was fortunate enough not to fall down the same path, maybe cause I hung around my father more and he wasn't like that. So maybe she's seen kids that have parents like that or something. Not everyone has the luxury of a normal childhood, and while working through my anxiety issues thanks to my childhood I've learnt it's a lot more common than you'd think.
"I remember when my father would sit me down on his knee and he would let me paint with him. those were the earliest memories I had as an artist and I couldn't have been more furtunate to have a father like him."
-- Your daughter in the furture during the opening speech to her first art exhibition.
Dori C exactly. even if she doesn't become an artist, these memories will form who she is and how she feels about her father forever
Lucky u. My parents always told me to stop drawing... that I should be looking for a "real" job/future
Here's a guy that understands his daughter is more important than the art he's creating. You my friend are amazing.
When baby is taught to honor the beauty in humanity, she learns to embrace the beauty in herself. Everybody get that?
A 2 sentence lecture, fabulous
I deeply admire how racially diverse your portraits are. That child is growing up learning that humans come in all shapes and colours
I think she knows that well enough... shes half asian half white.
Yes, that's what I love.
Well put! Thank you for sharing your thought
Naj Kraemer very true but there are other races than white and asian, and it’s helpful to know about those cultures too!
Yes
As someone who comes from a rough childhood and who really struggles with the idea of having kids myself...the idea of repeating anything I've gone through terrifies me. But there is hope. With learning... thank you for showing me a better way
I feel exactly the same way about the fear
These videos are a gift! Thank you.
As someone who has gone through the same and now had my own kids, I will say it’s absolutely worth it (especially with a willing/helping partner) and I’ve been surprised on many occasions by how perfectly much of my childhood had been redeemed by simply witnessing my own children grow and thrive. 🥲
What an incredibly devoted father! Just imagine how it would affect our world if more parents had this kind of relationship with their children. ☺
It will be heaven in earth .
@Gorp so you thinks he's just putting in all this effort for internet fame? Do you seriously have to doubt him?
It would be heaven but stop dreaming.
@@omniscientomnipresent5500 & Gorp: Gee, what a cynical outlook.
TH-cam comment sections; people gotta be mad for literally everything. Just ignore them.
Imagine her going to kindergarten and her teacher says "i want all of you to draw yourself"
everyone else draws a stickman and she just goes and paints herself and shocking the teacher
This was the way with my second son as a talented violinist, and learning to play the piano. I had him enroll in the high school music class, so that he could learn to play well with others. His sense of humor was a little different than the others, but he was always respected and accepted and 'well, that's Johnny'.
All children should be exposed to ALL types of arts like this that broadens, utilizes and grows their mental, personal, emotional and motor skills to view the world in a different way.. Instead of being sucked in , distracted , and brain dead by social media.. This is beautiful to see🙏🏽 There is still hope or humanity
She is the luckiest girl in the world. Bravo dad. Bravo mom.
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today????
Excellent. Example of what a father should be. From one father to the next. You inspire me. Well done.
I mean it depends on how you were raised.
So you're saying that other fathers shouldn't be wonderful to their children?
Are you also father?
1:57 The face of the child 😂
So cute cute cute! 😂😂❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗
@@jackingofftoraelilblack2342 if you think the way you were raised is automatically the best way then maybe
The biggest observation here..... even though she doesn't realise it, she is being taught to paint, perspective and colour theory! It's a skill just like any other!
Yes! She's being educated at a very young age and will soon be an amazing artist just like her father.
Yeah! Like she get guidance from dad when she paints but I wonder how advanced her skill is if she did a painting 100% on her own??? Like him teaching her I bet she has a big jump start at this, like regular 5 YO can do a stick figure cat but she's been practicing on an adult level her entire life like woah! I bet when she's 10 she will be just as good as a regular 25 Yo artist no doubt in my mind!
I remember sitting next to my mom as a very small child and watching her paint flowers. I specialize in drawing and designing characters now but when I want to relax, it's flowers that I paint.
His gentle instruction is EVERYTHING! He guides and encourages her own creativity. Of course I cried! 😭❤
I cried too.
Maravillo
Hes such a good dad the girl has a beautiful life
The beauty of the exchange, talent, art, - just took my breath away and I also cried happy tears - blessings to you 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💝💝💝💝💝
As an artist myself, I always thought you shouldn't let children interfere with your work, but from this video you have taught me otherwise, thank you.
Lemontations yes, yes indeed
lol why would you ever think that?
@@John-qk4mk
TLDR: had some bad experiences in the past.
The novel:
I encourage the artistic instincts of children, as my mother did for me. However, my experience as an amusement park portraitist has given me some parenoia in regards to my work getting randomly destroyed or otherwise slightly flawed by guests. Children are a repeat offender, after all, they want to color too! Sometimes I would turn my back from my easil for but a moment, and there would be pink scribbles on the face I was drawing. It gave me the idea that children and art as a job don't mix well. I feared that were I to have children one day, they may think to "help" me with my work, only to ruin it in a few seconds (and my work takes so long... it's tiring omw).
This video gave the epiphany that it is mostly children who do not respect what you are doing that are a problem. I cannot expect random kids who I've never met before to understand that I make money off of my work and that it must look a certain way.
When drawing with children, I'm usually not creating fine art. Typically we each have our own page, and when a child wants to draw on mine I welcome it and we make something really strange looking together. The unique thing about this video, is that the father is guiding the process and setting up bounderies for the execution of the drawing, whilst fostering creativity. This shows that you can create fine art with children, not just surreal crayon doodles... Something I didn't think possible or productive before. I want to be that kind of parent one day.
@@MunthApollo interesting approach, usually I just grab those little fuckers by the feet and dip their heads upside in a paint bucket, using their hair as the brush. It loads the paint surprisingly well! I then grab and whirl them around by the feet and paint just like I would with a normal paint brush. It's great! the kids seem to love being thrown and flung around, and although it might not be the most realistic piece, theres sort of an abstract expressionism quality that comes though. Similar to a Jackson Pollock painting. Just make sure to hold on to them. I will never forget the summer festival of 2010 when I lost my grip and unintentionally flung a four year old almost straight through the canvas! besides some minor scrapes and bruises the kid was alright. these days I wrap duct tape around my arms/their legs to ensure they don't slip out:)
@@John-qk4mk lmao. christ this was awesome.
Paul is the father some of us wish we had, myself included. Emilie will be a wonderful mother because she had a beautiful childhood. This is a wonderful record of that precious early time in her life that she can look back on and show to her children what an amazing man her father was. Cheers and stay safe!
i totally agree with u...thanks for saying what i wanted to say..
@@sunyoungpark910 ♥ Stay safe, my friend. ♥
@@zero_bs_tolerance8646 aww. thank u. U r so kind. U and ur family stay healty and safe!
@@sunyoungpark910 Thank you very much. Let's hope for the best.
Why are you planning her future when she is a literal toddler, and act like as if all in her adult life is going to be motherhood?! Can we for once stop shoving this age old social construct down on little girls and instead flush it down the drain, instead of acting as if that all there is to a woman is how how she will be as a mother, and that all little girls will grow up to be mothers. Females have more to them than the people they cater to!
If you wanna be a parent yourself, focus on that!
Ps. You can acknowledge seemingly healthy parenting without placing motherhood on little girls!
Paul Barton; your talent is just out of this world. I only saw two of your videos and I see how involved you are in your daughter. Not only are you teaching her to play the piano and turning her into a great artist (painting). you are teaching her life skills. Having her to focus, communication, critical thinking, and taking on challenges. Thanks for sharing.
What a gift that father is giving his child!
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today??
The mother & father are teaching & raising this child together. They are both in on all of it together as it should be. It's called things in common, back in the day. Now it's marry first guy gets you pg. or whoever to have a child instead of becoming yourself something so you have somethings to offer a new human into the world the gift from God that all children are to be. On loan to procreate with the creator. Couldn't be better than this. Amazing. Father is half of parenting not a gift to the mother or the child. It is a much needed responsibility of half of the parenting always and for life till the grandkids come and then we have a responsibility for them to get to know us as different but like mom & dad. It's all necessary and required not a gift to anyone but the parents to have the priviledge of raising a child up for the creator to be like the creator which is the Holy Spirit whom God the Father created to create everything else. As it is to this day. Love.
When she signed one of the paintings with Emelie & Dad. That put into tears.
Me too
Hard to see with all this freak'n water coming out of my eye's.
right!?
😂
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exactly! so emotional
If your face leaking is that bad I suggest you call a plumber.
The fact that it's art makes it beautiful but it's not really about WHAT they're doing. He could be polishing wood. It's the time & patience & that he allows her to do it with him that makes it so special. A father doesn't have to be an artist to develop this kind of relationship while teaching their child to do things.
Wow, a true artist. Hopefully your greatest masterpiece will be your daughter.
Is their no end to this mans talent...concert pianist..sculpting..artist...I feel so inadequate...I'm not at all jealous though
And wonderful father, all on top of that
It's all in the schooling if you are not taught how to do these things as a game growing up then it's very hard to develop such a talent.
@@flaviusbelisarius7517 parents too
I kind of do. I have failed in most things in life
@Edgar Grefve he was admiring the talents of the man not his personality
The gift of time is the best one can offer to a child. It's wonderful that you and your wife share this part of your lives so freely with Emilie.
Exactly what I thought. Absolutely love to see how she's included in these areas, rather than excluded. It's so touching to see and she will have so many wonderful memories.
Уже несколько лет смотрю эти видео и любуюсь как педагог , как отец растит и воспитывает свою дочь , это настоящее отцовство !!!!!!!! Это прекрасно !!!!!
Старые отцы всегда теряют голову со своими поздними детьми.
Жаль, что медленно, но верно идёт исчезновение белой части населения планеты. Европейцы взяли моду привозить жён из Таиланда ( уж очень красивые женщины, особенно в старости…)
I cried threw the entire video. The Love shown to your child is Amazing. Spending quality time with a child, then teaching her to paint... Is literally the true meaning of being a FATHER. Very Inspirational.... Watch it now she might end up teaching you a few things ( painting wise) A child's imagine especially being taught at such a very young age.. Her imagine will exceed yours and she will blossom to become a real Artist. All because of the LOVE her dad gave and invested in her
So kid, what do you want to do when you grow up?
Emilie : YES.
Amazing. This young girl will learn later that her character comes from moments like this this from her father - patience, kindness, joy, learning, teamwork. What a wonderful treasured gift this is for the both of them.
This is the kind of father my heart has longed for all my life!! LOVE THIS!! This is how the next generation is taught!! So blessed my heart!!
5 years old and she's already a better painter than I will ever be.
This entire experience ..the connection..the learning of skill , the creative zeal..and the ability to "just be". The father is truly an evolved soul. Wow, the joy of this father and child ...blessings to them always.
Truthfully, this is profoundly beautiful..ty so very much
Can I come and live with your family?
Who are all these people? Known or unknown?
100% sure!
Damn if this isn't the most beautiful thing I have seen on the internet today. The look on your child's face while sculpting brought tears to my eyes.
😍😍😍
I am absolutely overwhelmed by your talents but the best is your fathering. This beautiful little Emile will remember this all of her days and cherish her times with you. If even 10% of the men in the world fathered like you it would be a much better earth. You are amazing and, once again, thank you for sharing this video and your others as well.
There would e no more wars - creativity joyfully expressed instead of destructively expressed. No more suffering of parents, children, or animals. The entire world would brighten its light exponentially. Magnificent times ahead. The earth, Gaia, is heading into the 5th Dimension and this family is one reason why.
Would be so interested to see what she could do on her own.
Yes same, it will be truly interesting.
on the last painting you could see her own "drawing" of some funky horse with wings.
It doesn't really matter in the end, I think, although we're always interested "... and they lived happily ever after. The End." but it's enough to live on the rest of ones' life to know a person was cared for and so much so to develop to their finest in some respect; that they could potentially become part of the greater humanity of this world, especially for others that don't see a 'future' in our species. There are some of us that do and accomplish incredible things in childhood, there should be no limit to hope taught by actions for those of an early age as prodigies or even as humans overcoming obstacles. But, you can tell in this series of videos that visions can be instilled, skills can be developed, and perhaps a touch of 'love conquers all?", or the platitude that success breeds success (in the crude expression).
If Paul grew up with a art interested family,Emilie could inherit that ability and her mother of course. What a talented family. Good Luck to them. Chock De Krup. Cop Kun Krup.🇹🇭🇬🇧🌄
I feel like Paul is such a kind man just in general, from watching his interactions with his daughter and with elephants, and just all his motions. Need more people like Paul in the world.
You're such an awesome dad! She'll never forget you. You'll ALWAYS be the 1st man she ever loved and the 1st man that ever loved her. Beautiful....❤❤ What an amazing little girl. She's ambidextrous! Wow!
@Caroline Almasri With all of the sadness and disappointment you STILL have a beautiful heart that's full of love. That's what makes you even more special. 💖🕉
@Caroline Almasri Your turn to lift someone else's spirits. Love and light to you today and always, my friend.
Dear Paul,
Thanks for this great clip.
To you, it might be just a family documentary and exhibiting some of your great works. For me, it’s way more than i can explain ... It is deep !!!
Honestly, this clip should be analyzed/used by education and family/children counseling specialists.
I wish you and your family- specially the little queen- all happiness and good health 🌹
A painter of portraits? Pianist? Sculptor? You are a Golden Age Man, Mr Barton!!! Your skills are so fabulous. Portraits are leaping off the paper! Teaching your darling daughter these skills --by her BEING WITH YOU AND WATCHING? is a BLESSING WITH UNTOLD HISTORY YET TO COME! Then, there are those magnificent Elephants you love!
The girl when she's older: see this sculpture, I made this when I was like 1 years old. I also painted all these pictures before I was 5.
@Nij Jin its a joke
@Nij Jin ok boomer
@Nij Jin Practice what you preach. Please be respectful and kind to others. Humor is a great outlet of expression and what some may find humorous, others may not. :)
@Nij Jin 👎
@Nij Jin Your 1st mistake was to take a joke seriously.
2nd mistake was trying to teach others respect while proceeding to call an entire generation "0 brain" because someone called you out for saying obvious shit like "we shouldn't be arrogant blah blah blah" over a fucking joke.
I'm not a father yet, but one day maybe. And should that day come I hope I can be as lovely a father as you are. I can't teach my children art, but at least I have the piano covered :)
To be the father you hope to be one day you MUST do one thing 100% right = choose the mother of your child very wisely! They can break your dreams to be a father with the snap of a finger......
Whatever skills and knowledge you have, teach them that. You're starting with the best intentions, I'm sure you will be a great Father
GOD bless you Mr.Sorenson. I believe you are going to be a great father: teaching your child(ren) gifts🎁🎁 you didn't know you had!!! I pray🙏 you work toward that goal!!! GOD bless you & your family!!!!!
One person trying and hoping to be a good father won't change the broken world, but it's a good, pure, and beautiful start. And we take one step at a time, one change of heart at a time. I'm happy for your future children right now. Men who are passionate fathers are rare nowadays. 💙
😍😍😍 Where do i sign up 😂😂😂
I love that you started out guiding her hand so she'd learn how to do it and not just see the results of the process!
Wowwww he let loose enough to let his baby paint on his masterpieces?! DANG that’s some love and self control! And the kid actually did great to!!! ❤️ such a sweet vid 🥺
As a self taught artist, I feel like this paralleled what God has done for me these past 4 years.💝 Thank u for sharing.🙏🏻
Abuelo.....eres fenomenal.......tu mejor arte lo has grabado en el alma de tu bendecida nietesita, esa dedicación y esmero será recompensada. en el cielo......🙏👍mis repwtos y admiración desde Panamá
She’s going to be great at everything. Heck, she already is
Человек талантлив во всем.Музыка ,живопись,любовь. Дитя с ним самое счастливое на свете. По- хорошему завидую. Какие лица пишет одухотворённые .
This is a child who is truly cherished.
I wish I had had a dad like you...
My father wouldn't allow me to be named when I was born because he wanted a son instead of a girl. He told me I was worthless, that he wished I had never been born, and that my artistic talent was stupid and useless.
I hope your daughter never loses sight of the extraordinarily priceless Gift she has in the parents she was lucky enough to be born to.
You aren’t worthless, you are wonderful.
@@shan19key 🤗
Say this in Jesus name and it'll bless your life say çI cancel every negative words spoken over me by my father or anybody else"
Say "I rebuke the feeling of unworthiness"
Jesus is My Savior and I shall live to the fullest extent of His blessings on my life free and clear of all negativity in Jesus mighty name amen
omg this man is emotionally very intelligent, great job being a great person. wonderful example for human out there in this generation ...
one of the luckest kids of this world.
Время, как оно должно идти... Здесь - только ЛЮБОВЬ 🤗🤗. Я просто плачу ... 💧
what a wonderful daddy. If all Dads did what he did, imagine the confidence we would give to our children.
I hope she never goes to a traditional school. The skills she’s learning from you will never be matched in a school. And I LOVE that you let her paint even on “perfect” paintings. This relationship is beautiful beyond words. Keep inspiring the world to love our children, to see them each as a gift. Blessings!
yeah because school will teach her more than just art. i'm an artist but even i recognise the merits of going to school. what a strange thing to wish.
she can learn art at home and go to school.
@@sth5033 they never said not to go to school at all, just to not go to a traditional school. Maybe some school that has a great arts programme should the kid want to?
I'm a full time art student
I kinda regret going to school cz online is teaching me more than what I'm taught at school
@@julietjuu3236 Great to know. I've also learned a lot online - so it's nice to know I'm not missing out on anything by not going back to college.
@@azalea1404 trust me u not. Goodluck with your journey ❤️❤️❤️
The father is blowing his spirit into his daughter.
You put into beautiful words what I was exactly thinking! Thanks!
Paul is teaching the whole world how to raise and support children, in a very calm am lovingly way. Emilie doesn´t know yet that she is a very special soul to be their child.
This is what you miss every time parent goes to work. You miss every minute your child is growing.
That is very beautiful. She will always remember these moments with you when she is older.
I remember seeing Emily in a bassinet on your piano Paul just after she was born. Like many others, I've followed you for years and am profoundly grateful and moved by how beautifully you share life with your family and the world around you.
The time you've shared and the love you have poured into Emily will live on in her and her children's children ...
The older this little girl gets the more precious this video will be to her. Beautiful.
Ohhhh mein Gott,wie kann man nur so begabt sein
Wundervoll ,wie sie mit ihrer zauberhaften Tochter umgehen .
Bravo weiter so,ganz liebe Grüße aus Germany 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰
The video is brilliant as always. What is even more impressive is the way all these moments were recorded. So many beautiful family moments never get documented. Thank you, dear talented Paul, for sharing.
I am enjoying watching Emilie grow up. Thank you for sharing, Paul. And thank you for documenting, Kwan. She seems to be truly ambidextrous. She has a magical childhood.
omg this is wholesome and it makes my artist-heart bleed
That child will not fear creativity with that wonderful hand over hand guidance!
Этот удивительный человек и музыкант, и художник, и скульптор! А главное - прекрасный отец!
Папа Гениальный Человек 💖 столько таланта столько любви и заботы живёт в его ceрдце❤️❤️❤️❤️ Примите мои Восхищения! 👋👋👋
Hello from USA. I’ve been to St. Petersburg and Moskva!
I admire his patience. Emilie is so cute.She is going to be an amazing painter too😍
Paul, you are multitalented. I also watched your video of playing piano with your daughter. That’s fantastic. My hat is off to you. I admire your patience and willingness to nurture your daughter this way from her childhood. Salute.
what a skillful woman she will grow up to be
I can't tell you how much this video has shifted my thinking! I have all but stopped painting since having children seven years ago - so many spilled water containers and paints for the first few years, that I gave up on the idea of 'painting together'. This gives me so much hope.
I'd love to learn to paint and sculpt like you do...and to teach my little ones by allowing them to share in the process!
Just imagine how she will always be reminded of the time spent with her father whenever she starts painting. I think this is one of the most powerful ways to give your child something to hold onto when they grow up. Something that will keep them save from the evils of our world.
Never had a dad so I found this extremely wholesome, I hope to have these moments with my own kids one day.
What a gem among fathers and among men - such a talented, gentle person: may he inspire many!
This video has made me reconsidered having children. I'm a painter as well, specializing in portraits but never have I considered having children for the sole purpose of helping me finish projects faster all the while giving me an excuse as to why the client didn't like it, Its fool proof. Joking aside, this is beautiful. I love this idea and hope to one day share this experience in exposing a child of my own to art in an interactive and inclusive way, even when money is on the line, like I assume these portraits were. Thanks for sharing and kudos for the idea of capturing it all. thanks again and be well!
Mark Torres please also consider adopting kids too :))
But remember, don’t have a child just for them to be talented puppet. Have a child because you truly love them.
yuranamo and be open to adopting children who need the most love and care...there are thousands of them waiting to be loved and adopted too.
The bond between those two is extremely strong 💪 ❤.
What an incredible Artist you are Paul, those portraits are alive. Your relationship with Emilie is divine and although she is having fun, she is learning wonderful skills. Thank you for your video.
Вот как нужно воспитывать будущих художников!Браво!
Such tenderness and love is astounding.
Какое счастье иметь такого отца. И папа и ребёнок довольны и счастливы. Чудесное видео.
This makes me so happy to see this father and daughter sharing time together. I wish I had times like that with my Dad. You are truly blessed.
Brought tears to my eyes.
Yes, me too, instantly... Wonderful ! Tears of the Joy and love they have for each other, the Passion she developes. I hope she continues.
Thank you for sharing your lovely family memories.
Isn't she the luckiest to have you as her dad 😊 growing up with music and arts what a lucky baby. We need more dads like you sir!
This brought tears to my eyes!! If only every little girl and boy had a dedicated, loving Dad who wanted to spend time with them, and teach them something positive and beautiful 💕 ...this world would be a better place! Emilie is ADORABLE...you're both amazing artists! Thank you for sharing!!😃💕 God bless!
I love it when they put paint on your face
This filled my eyes with tears and my heart with joy! So special. Paul, I am so glad you recorded these moments with your daughter.
Наверно Отец наш небесный с такой же любовью творил этот мир и нас.Как чудесно смотреть на отношения мудрого и во всем талантливого дедушки и внучки.Здоровья им и долгих лет!!!😊😊😊
Это папа
Oh, wow! What an amazing relationship they have, and what talent has emerged from her. It looks as if she might be ambidextrous. Beautiful little girl.
Глубочайшей поклон таланту. Вы настоящий учитель и воспитатель.😘
Dear sir, you are a true inspirer to us all. Wish you the best with everything ^ ^
How lucky that little girl is to have parents who will not only let her but encourage her to get messy and to learn how to create. Excellent parenting.
You are a good soul, Paul Barton. You and your wife are teaching your daughter to experience her world creatively. What a wonderful blessing you give her.
Толанлывый человек 👍нет слов. Художник, музыкант, заботливый отец.
So talented. Such a patient teacher. Remarkable, just remarkable. You should be proud.
Hi pretty lady. How are you doing today 😘??
Tak, thank you for singing "Moon River" in your other video. I remember that song from my childhood. My Dad used to sing it and play it on the piano and my uncle, on the mandolin.Your musical sensitivity shines through beautifully, and it's lovely to see you and your daughter having a special moment at "huckleberry friend". Thank you for sharing your touching performance with all of us.
Mr. Barton, you are just an amazing daddy to Emilie! You are such a great teacher who's so patient & forgiving!
I would be pretty upset if my kid were to mess up my masterpiece of art. You are very talented ! These are the talents I would wish for!
Thank you for your inspiring videos.
Amazing artist and father!
this is so adorable. wish my dad had been like this with me when i was younger
Это кем же надо быть ,чтоб творить такие шедевры -спасибо Вам!!!!!Вас сам Бог в макушку поцеловал!
I love the diversity in his portraits
Well I expect most of them are commissioned. Do you think he is going to say "no sorry I can't paint you as you are the wrong colour". Why can't you just admire his amazing skill and beautiful relationship with his little girl without making everything into some PC race competition? My first thought was 'wow I wish I could paint like that', not 'I must count to make sure there is a fully diverse quota in the paintings'.