When Bill Zeman decided to spend his life creating art, he realized it would be a solitary profession. He was the one to decide when, where and how he created his art…until he became a dad. His little girl, dubbed the “tiny art director” on his giggle-inducing blog of the same name, chronicles her opinions on his artwork —and she’s not shy about vetoing his subpar pieces. What happens is this: She makes a request, papa creates it, and then she tells him what he did wrong. Example:

The assignment: I’m going to tell you what to draw. Draw a dragon sneaking up on a girl. She’s picking flowers.
The critique: Daddy, it’s not supposed to be like that! He has dog legs! I’m so mad at you! I’m going to erase those legs! Daddy, why did you do those legs??? [collapses in tears]
Job Status: Rejected

Brilliant, right? Head over to the blog to read more banter between Zeman and his baby girl. Poignant and hilarious.