What is Children's Drawing? Many people see children's paintings of blue sky and white clouds, a sun in the upper right corner, a few five-petaled flowers on the lawn below, a small white rabbit or a dancing little girl. The elders praised the true image of the little white rabbit, and the sun was really round! Children want to draw the sun more circularly, and every time they draw, they always want to put these fixed old three things into the work. But is this model really good for children? Is it really good for us to let our children follow our inherent vision?
True children's painting is to express children's unique ideas and thoughts, and to express emotions that they cannot express in words. How did the sun get into the water? Because it wants to swim. Why is the sky red? Because it's angry! What a pure and beautiful idea, how can we bear to suppress the children's simple imagination! We have always stressed how important the process of children's painting is, and that imaginative thinking is more precious than a work that is perfect in our eyes.
Looking at the winning works of the International Children's Painting Competition below, it is difficult for us to see the smooth lines and realistic images from the paintings. All we can see is the children's freewheeling expressions.
