Children are artists by default. They show a special interest and are often imaginative in the world around them. They are constantly striving to explore their environment and understand how it works. They see everything as a novelty, a unique concept. With ingenuity and curiosity, they pose problems and question what we adults take for granted. His approach to research is driven by a deep inner desire to learn.
In fact, art is a process of unlimited exploration and learning. Like children, artists develop a deep understanding of what they take for granted and see the world through a vibrant aesthetic lens.
Art is key to children's holistic development as emerging explorers and seekers of knowledge. Art provides expressive opportunities for children to channel their artistic energy into creative activities that help them develop their social, emotional and cognitive skills in unique ways.
This collection of art books written especially for kids is dedicated to creativity and creative thinking and is sure to inspire young minds to think creatively. From exploring the lives and works of great artists to guides and tutorials, kids can explore the power of art in a fun and engaging way.
In addition to understanding the art of machines, these books will also introduce children to the limitless possibilities in which art is used to create inclusive learning spaces that nurture and celebrate coexistence, tolerance and mutual respect.
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Printed in the handwriting of a dyslexic friend, Aaron Slater, the illustrator tells the inspiring story of a dyslexic boy who discovers that his learning disability may give him a glimpse into his identity, but it doesn't define who he or she is. . There are many ways to understand it. . Be a talented communicator.
"Learn the alphabet with art!" Unleash your child's creativity and curiosity with this handpicked guide that showcases some of the world's most popular paintings. In this collection, your child will discover the works of Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh, Mary Cassatt and others. Help them find Vermeer's girl with a pearl earring, teach them to distinguish colors by looking at Monet's water lilies, and count the fruits in a basket of Cézanne apples.
Marisol loves to draw. So when her teacher asks her to help her make a mural for the school library, she can't wait to get started! But how can Marisol make the sky without blue paint? He looks out the bus window and watches from the front porch as the day turns to night, closing his eyes And it begins to daydream . . . award-winning Reynolds comes as a gentle and playful reminder that if we keep our hearts open and look beyond the expectation, creative inspiration will follow.”
4. Point , Peter H. Reynolds (Author)
His teacher smiled. “Just say hi and see where that takes you.” The drawing lesson is over, but Vashti is sitting on a chair in front of a blank sheet of paper. His teacher's words are a gentle invitation to express himself. But Vashti doesn't know how to draw he is not an artist. To prove her point, Vashti pushes a blank piece of paper to leave an angry, insignificant mark. "No!" she says. This point marks the beginning of Vashti's journey of wonder and self-discovery. This special moment is at the heart of Peter H. Renolds' subtle story of the creative spirit in all of us. »
Tommy knows he wants to be an artist when he grows up. He can't wait to go to school and take real drawing lessons. When Tommy arrives at school and discovers that art lessons are full of 'rules', he is shocked and how a smart art teacher finds a way to give Tommy the freedom to create 'rules'. “And following it, he creates a picture book with great insight on how to develop and maintain his identity.”
“This is our bestselling step-by-step drawing guide and a must-have for all kids! With 365 things to draw for every day of the year, kids will have a lot of fun learning a new skill. A kids drawing book that makes learning to draw easier!”
A fascinating journey through the history of global art, from the first cave art to the present day. Artists and their art from around the world discover 68 captivating and creative stories about artists and how they created their work. Written by educator and art historian Michael Beard and beautifully illustrated by Kate Evans, the book also contains It contains copies of the famous artworks discussed, a detailed timeline of events, and other information about places associated with the arts.
"Through concise and charming text and illustrations, the young, spirited artist looks deeply at the world around her and creates works of art from found objects. This upbeat book celebrates creativity and inspires readers to explore the art around them, unleash their imaginations and invent their own artistic creations."
9. The World Needs You Created by Joanna Gaines (Author), Julian Swanney (Illustrator)
villa. 1 From The New York Times The World Needs Who Made To Be, Joanna Gaines examines how creativity and acceptance can come together to create a beautiful, vibrant adventure. The book, illustrated by Juliana Swane, follows a group of children who make their own balloons. When children work together according to their own abilities and processes, we discover that the same thing happens in life: it is more beautiful and vibrant when our differences are celebrated. »
"A boy embarks on a community art project to beautify his neighborhood in this inspiring picture book by Susan Verdi, beautifully illustrated by award-winning artist John Barra."
11. Draw Your Style Like an Adult by Marion Duchard (Author)
"In this new art book, Marion Duchard turns learning art into a fun experience. Young readers are introduced to over thirty outstanding artists and then invited to experience the techniques behind their greatest work. Brief and accessible facts about each artist's life and work accompanied by creative projects I've designed Marion using artist specific techniques.
Scribble, the book's protagonist, never considered himself any different until he came across his first drawing. Then they fired him because he wasn't like the others. Scribble taught drawings to accept themselves as they are. This allows them to create incredible works of art. Not only does this book contain Illustrations that every child can experience for themselves, but it also has a call for unlimited embedding so everyone can understand.”
"An all-time classic picture book, sold from generation to generation somewhere in the world every 30 seconds...With interactive cut-out pages, this edition is perfect for little hands and perfect for learning to count and count days of weeks."
14. How to Draw 101 Animals by Dan Green (Author), Imagine It (Author)
Simple step-by-step illustrations allow children to draw with confidence. Each title contains 101 images of all shapes, sizes, and subtractions.
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