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Drawing is an amazing kind of creativity, and most importantly – diverse. It turns out that drawing is not limited to paints and pencils. If your child has already met them, then you can expand his horizons further. What are these ways of drawing? We will talk about this.<\/p>\n
We draw with milk.
For this type of drawing, you will need white paper, a brush and a saucer of milk. Draw a picture with your child using milk instead of paint. When it dries, the pattern will disappear. How now to find out what is drawn on a sheet of paper? It’s simple – iron the paper with an iron or hold it over the included table lamp. Play the game “Secret Message” with the whole family. Write notes to each other (or draw them) using milk.
Blotography.
Take a clean white sheet and paint in blots of any color and size. Now imagine what they look like. They can be finished (handles, legs) to make funny little men or little animals.
Symmetric drawings.
Fold the album sheet in half. Draw a picture on one half. Next, fold the sheet, press it firmly with the palm of your hand. We open it – and the symmetrical drawing is ready. You can draw a half of the mushroom – after you fold it – you get a whole one!
Dotted pattern.
My son loves to dot. They can not just randomly put. We draw grains for a chicken with dots, a snowball from a cloud, lilac flowers on a branch. For this type of creativity, take a cotton swab, draw with paint. We draw the main drawing in advance – for example, a vase with twigs, on which the baby will put dots (lilac, mimosa). You can also draw currant berries, mountain ash.
Waxography.
Take cardboard, apply wax on it – you can simply rub the sheet with an ordinary candle. Then apply a layer of black paint to the wax – gouache is best. Now give your child a fountain pen with an empty refill or a wooden stick with a sharpened end, and let him scratch any image on the wax. As a result, he will get a picture that is very similar to an engraving.
Spray.
On a white sheet of paper, place pre-cut images. It can be like geometric shapes, up to Christmas trees, butterflies, etc. Next, take a toothbrush, dip it into the paint. Run your finger along the bristles so that small splashes fly onto the paper. Kids will love this activity! When the entire sheet is speckled, let the paints dry and remove the images. Such a picture may well decorate the room.
Hole punch instead of a brush.
The hole puncher has long been my son’s favorite toy. We took a sheet of paper and made a lot of holes in random order. Usually, after the sheet became like a sieve, we threw away the paper. But then another idea came up. We take this “leaky composition” and glue it on colored paper. Use colored pencils to complete the picture. It all depends on your imagination!
Potato stamps.
Cut the potatoes in half. On the cut, cut out some geometric figure – a circle, a square, a triangle – or even a little man. Maybe the kid will come up with something else interesting. In shallow baths, dilute paints of different colors. Get your paper ready. Now show your child how to make prints on paper by dipping a stamp in paint and applying it to the paper. Let the kid give free rein to fantasy. Maybe he will get an ornament, maybe an everyday scene, and perhaps a picture of a cubist.
Foam drawings.
Foam rubber is very convenient to draw. Take foam rubber, cut off a small piece or various figures. Attach the foam rubber to a wire or an unsharpened pencil. Dip such a “brush” into the paint and draw, put stamps. It is very convenient to draw in this way using any stencil for drawing.
Palm paintings.
Take the paint and apply it on the baby’s palm. Now print on paper. When the prints are dry, they can be cut out and made into different <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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