Children are great to draw. Animals · Characters

Author: Cardy Studio
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This is a set of crayon drawing books designed for young children. Under the careful guidance of parents, children can learn some basic drawing techniques through drawing practice. Learning is a gradual process, and so is learning to draw—do not rush for results. First, let the child recognize the tools in the book, and tell them about the characteristics and uses of the tools. Then, guide the child to lightly trace on the paper with a pencil. Encourage the child continuously to help them develop interest in drawing, avoid impatience, avoid carelessness, and persist in completing the artwork. At the beginning of drawing, do not rush for results or try to do too much too quickly. Let the child calm down and draw stroke by stroke, helping them develop a habit of being serious, which is more important than anything else. Once the lines are traced well, you can start coloring with crayons. Compare with the colorful illustrations in the book and encourage the child to imitate them as closely as possible. If the child chooses colors that are close, also give them positive feedback. Never criticize the child's creative scribbles—perhaps they will turn out even better.