Below are the paintings drawn by Sophia, Albert, and Cindy in order. Drawing the eyes, nose, mouth and face in proportion is a big challenge for children. But the kids took on a new challenge in style.

​ The reason why children can take on these difficult challenges naturally and easily is because they have the courage to draw and the desire to enjoy drawing itself.

​ These intrinsic factors—motivation, passion, and enjoyment of painting—will keep you drawing and improve your drawing skills.

  In order to learn painting, it is necessary to learn basic skills such as sense of shape, color, composition, perspective, and contrast. These basic skills are usually a study that anyone from beginners to pros should continue to train. In particular, when you get stuck while drawing, one of the ways is to look at this basic skill rather than anything else. The degree of completion and working time vary depending on how skilled you are in the ability to observe objects and the skill of drawing by hand. . In other words, painting is not solved by investing a lot of effort and time, and the quality of painting depends on the skill of depiction. In other words, rather than continuing to draw unconditionally in order to improve your painting skills, you should develop your descriptive skills to express your paintings beautifully by looking at various good samples, appreciating masterpieces in art galleries, and so on.

 In this respect, basic sketches and watercolors for drawing spheres are very important. The biggest mistake newbies make is trying something hard from the start. For example, beginners will experience a lot of frustration when they try to draw a sea with a sunset or a city landscape. In this case, it is best to master the basics first and go up step by step.

The picture below is a sketch and watercolor painting of an apple drawn by Amy and Jessica. They only drew an apple by arranging it on paper, which shows that it can be a work of art by itself. There are different ways and techniques to express apologies, and they are original and beautiful enough.

  ​The portrait below is a picture Olivia drew in order from the eyes, nose and mouth. Afterwards, it was completed by placing it in consideration of the proportions of the entire face. It is a tough challenge for children to draw a human face. However, if you draw step by step like Olivia, you can overcome your fear and complete the character before you know it.

  ​And below is a picture of Joyce. Joyce can paint with her own unique touch. She nicely completed the mysterious human face.

 ​Below are sketches of cylinders and paper towers drawn by 10-year-old Elbert and Sophia. The shadows and contrasts that children can express when they see three-dimensional objects are well expressed.

 And the paintings above are  drawn in the form of trade-in art in collaboration with Elbert, Sophia and Celina. After the children draw for 6 minutes, exchange the drawing with another child to redraw it. 6 minutes, 5 minutes, 3 minutes, etc., and complete it by reducing the time. The children were delighted to see their drawings being completed through collaboration. This is a great opportunity to teach kids what collaboration means.

  Stages of intellectual maturity

For 5-year-olds, the stage of intellectual maturity begins when they draw. At the age of 5, children begin to use drawings for communication purposes. In other words, the layout and theme of the painting all convey a unified atmosphere and a certain message you want to convey. Your child will rely on his or her pictorial skills to transfer people and objects into pictures. The concept of different shapes and images of objects is based on children's personal experiences. Children at this age can find their own special ways of expression, such as being somewhat exaggerated or omitted.
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  The picture below is 5-year-old Audria's drawing of the circus. Some of the motifs were drawn by following circus images she observed together to get ideas for her circus, and some images were created by herself from her imagination. The lion in the middle has an exaggeratedly long tail, but this presents fun in the picture.

 She loves her blue color and enjoys painting her favorite images with her own preferred color. She likes to create an atmosphere around her favorite colors rather than experimenting with different colors.

 All the characters are smiling and she can give her drawing a happy ending. Also, she places each object well in its proper place in every corner of the screen.

 Drawing is a fun creative activity for young children. The children's world is contained in the play, and the children's heart is contained in the picture. For children, drawing can be said to be the language of the mind that shows how they see, feel, and think surround them, and it is the most natural means of expressing their inner feeling with self-awareness.