From children's painting to painting

Author: Yu Chunming
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The works in this book were drawn by Chinese children and teenagers in the United States, revealing the changes in their psychology. The book explains children's painting through a combination of main text and illustrative captions that are both separate and integrated.
Train of Thought and Composition: The Race Between the Train and the Turtle—Imagination and Composition, Children's Painting Training Focus (4–6 years old)
My Cat Is Sleeping—Observation and Expression, Later Childhood Painting Training Focus (5–7 years old)
Treasure Hunt in the Ocean—Organization and Imagination, Combined Composition and Imagination Practice (6–8 years old)
The Dog Is Bigger Than the Mountain—Changing Proportions, Understanding the Importance of Proportions (6–8 years old)
Draw a Big Apple—Flat and Solid, Establishing Spatial Concepts (6–12 years old)
Elegant Egret Under the Sunset—Color Practice, Recognizing Tones and Contrast Colors (5–9 years old)
The Sky Isn’t Always Blue, and Grass Isn’t Always Green—Color Observation, Eliminating Conceptual Colors (6–12 years old)
Where to Draw These Two Puppies—Composition and Balance, Handling and Variation in Composition (6–14 years old)
Two Cats Inside a Shoe—Practice with Materials, Volume, Color, Light and Shadow, and Texture (8–12 years old)
Draw a Horse with Circles—Shape Practice, How to Grasp Forms (8–12 years old)
Entering Sketching—Light and Shadow and Layers, Simple Sketching Practice (9–14 years old)
Trees and Houses on the Mountain—Landscape and Perspective, Early Landscape Painting Practice (9–14 years old)
Draw What I Like—Entering Painting, Comprehensive Practice (9–15 years old)