Do you often wonder what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite art tutorial videos? Well, we’ve got a treat for you! In this blog post, we’re going to share some hilarious bloopers from our Art for Kids Hub videos. Join us as we highlight the moments where our tree was missing something important, and see the fun and playful side of our art instructors! #artforkidshub #bloopers
What Is Our Tree Missing? #artforkidshub #bloopers
Introduction
If you love the Art for Kids Hub on YouTube, you’ve probably seen some of the funniest bloopers on their channel. While the team is extremely talented, creative, and produces top-quality content, they’re not perfect. But, who is? One of the most memorable bloopers, “What’s our tree missing?” had us thinking, what could our tree be missing in life? Let’s explore some creative and funny possibilities.
Why Is This a Funny Blooper and A Creative Opportunity?
Before we begin, let’s recap for those who are not familiar with the video. The clip shows Art for Kids Hub founder, Rob, trying to guide his daughter on drawing a tree. He scribbled and drew one branch to demonstrate the trunk and its branches. Then asked his daughter, “What’s our tree missing?” His daughter’s responses of “A face,” “A hat,” and “A muffin on a cloud” had the whole team laughing. And, it got us thinking, what else could our tree be missing?
What Our Tree Could Be Missing
Let’s take a look at some of the things that could be missing from the trees in our lives:
1. A Unique Personality
Imagine a tree with a personality so unique that you can’t help but smile while admiring it. We see trees every day, some great and some small, but there’s no personality in them. With a little bit of imagination and some paint, you could add a face or a hat like Mark did in the video, bringing out the tree’s personality.
2. A Creative Design
There are so many ways to add creativity to a tree. Consider adding paint, glitter, beads, or other materials to make the tree more colorful and exciting. You can even try garlands or fairy lights to add more love.
3. A Fruitful Spirit
Trees give so much, but shouldn’t they get something back as well? Consider putting a bird feeder on the branches or a little sign saying, “Help Yourself” for passerby to take a piece of fruit or two. This will make the tree not only decorative but also more useful and appreciated.
4. A Tree Friend
Imagine adding a human or animal friend sitting on the tree’s branches or hugging it. It would be so much fun. You can draw this idea out on paper or paint it onto a real tree as Mark did in the video.
5. A Beautiful View
If you have a tree in your yard or a nearby park, consider “installing” a bench or a hammock under its shade. It would be a great spot to relax and enjoy the view or have a little picnic with family or friends.
Conclusion
Trees are amazing creatures and wonderful to admire in nature. However, what Rob asked his daughter in the blooper started as a laughable moment and evolved into an excellent creative opportunity for us. We can give our trees unique personalities, creative designs, fruitfulness, friendship, and an excellent view to enjoy.
FAQs
- What was the origin of the “What’s our tree missing?” blooper?
- The blooper occurred when Rob tried to guide his daughter on drawing a tree during a video segment.
- What is Art for Kids Hub on YouTube?
- Art for Kids Hub is a family-friendly YouTube channel that teaches kids how to draw and write creatively.
- What is the importance of trees in our lives?
- Trees offer many benefits such as providing shade, conserving water, increasing property value, and serving as habitats for wildlife.
- Can I paint or decorate a public tree?
- No, it is not advisable to paint or decorate public trees without permission from environmental authorities or experts.
- How can I show appreciation for the trees in my community?
- You can show appreciation for the trees in your community by watering them, reporting any tree damage or disease to the appropriate authorities, participating in tree planting activities, and supporting tree conservation efforts in your area.