Children Learn to Draw (8 Books Set)

Author: Zhou Zhuibiao, Chief Editors: Cheng Mingtai, Zhu Jianpu, Zhang Wei, Zhang Huizhen
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: A gift for learning, an education in art. Learning to draw—inspiring children's thinking and association, developing their intelligence, cultivating their artistic talents! This series of books selects eight painting forms: Line Drawing, Ink Painting, Life Drawing, Decorative Painting,, Watercolor Painting, Printmaking, and Computer Painting. It is the most suitable series of books for children to learn painting. It will lead children in an orderly and scientific way into a joyful world of art!
With the development of the times, society's demand for artistic literacy in talent is becoming increasingly high. Regardless of what profession you choose, this literacy will play a role in your life. The idea that "learning to draw is preparing for becoming a painter in the future" is outdated. Modern parents have a clearer understanding that learning to paint during the early childhood and primary school years helps develop children's observation skills, imagination, aesthetic sense, and coordination between their eyes, brains, and hands, and even influences the formation of their character. In fact, every child has great creative potential. The key lies in whether their art education is timely (catching the early childhood and primary school stage) and scientific (correct guidance and training), and whether they can learn with interest.
This series of books is designed with these considerations in mind. Each book is closely linked and progressive. Within each book, there are not only sample paintings by students of the same age but also illustrative diagrams. Students can either copy the works in the book or use them as references for life drawing or creation. Therefore, the major feature of this series is its integration of guidance, operability, creativity, and appreciation, allowing students to have clear goals in learning, references for creation, and a sense of taste in appreciation.