Now the enlightenment education of children has split into two factions. Take the painting thing as an example: there is a school that advocates not teaching children how to draw, giving him painting materials, giving him a general theme, guiding them to think, letting them create independently and divergently, no matter what kind of painting is, they are encouraged and praised, and they will stimulate innovation in this unlimited environment to the greatest extent. Basically, this faction is more mainstream now. The other school is relatively old-fashioned, believing that children should be given some basic art education, and on this basis, they should guide children to use their imagination and innovation. So which is better? At least not yet, because new things are still relatively short. However, I still believe that teaching according to individual conditions and individuals is the best way to do it. What do you think?
What Red Meow wants to share with the friends today is a set of very good animal stick figures, from the Little Red Book author Yu San 1989. Yes, I just shared some of his stick figures not long ago.
It is actually very difficult to design so many different forms of stick figure animals, especially testing the imagination and creativity of painters. So is such a cute animal painting suitable for teaching children at home? This brings us back to the question at the beginning of the article. Of course, this is a matter of opinion. Red Meow can only say that these works are particularly suitable for both adults and children, and they have learned to put on some colors, draw them in handbooks, greeting cards, or simply draw a set of small stories, which are very good!
The expression of animals in stick figures is very rich, and when we learn some content, we can also try to design our own stick figure animal images! Especially if you have a pet at home, you can design a funny image for your own little furry child.
A small friend once left me a message saying: It is not difficult to copy these stick figure works, but it is difficult to draw them yourself, and I feel that my brain is empty.
In fact, as long as you draw enough, your mind is not empty, and it is a reason for that "you are familiar with reading three hundred Tang poems, and you can't write poems and chant".
If you have a baby at home and don't have enough conditions to send to those studios that inspire new ideas to learn, you might as well try to learn these cute stick figures to teach your children!
Finally, thank you to the painter Yu San for his wonderful work in 1989!
The pictures in this article are reproduced from the author of the Little Red Book, Yu San 1989, the copyright of the pictures belongs to the original painter Yu San 1989, this article is only for research, learning, sharing and communication; the text copyright of this article belongs to Hong Meow, and has applied for originality for the text part. Thanks to all the netizens who selflessly shared the material, the love is boundless.