For each season there are signs and kids like to draw each of them. To help the child represent the spring, you need to look at the finished pictures drawn for the children. So the child will understand what to pay attention to.
How can you draw a spring for children?
It should be explained to the kids that spring is a time of bright colors and unbridled imagination. Which you need to give free rein to draw a masterpiece. Children smaller, who do not yet know what the various artistic techniques can try to draw the simplest and uncomplicated drawings of spring. For example, yellow dandelions on a green lawn.
When we stage the spring with the children in stages, we can depict various signs familiar to the child in this season: incoming starlings in a birdhouse, running brooks, remnants of melting snow, first leaves and snowdrops. Everything that the fantasy of a young artist can tell can be embodied on a sheet of paper.
How to draw spring colors?
Paint can draw and small children, and more experienced artists. Kids are more likely to work with watercolors or gouache, although different materials can be used.
Before you take up paint, you should draw a sketch with a simple pencil. All lines are drawn without pressure, so that if necessary, you can correct the image without damage to the drawing.
Paints can be applied directly from a tube or mixed to obtain the desired color in a palette, and also diluted with a small amount of water to have a soft pastel shade.
After one color is applied it is necessary to wait for its complete drying, and only then proceed to the next shade, so that the colors do not blurred, especially with regard to small parts.
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When we draw a spring with children, the memory and attention of the child are trained. He recalls what colors have these or those objects and plants, their names. Children with well-developed artistic abilities can draw such landscapes that they fit to decorate walls in a room or give as a souvenir to friends, framing in a frame under the glass.
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But no matter what artistic talents a child has, he should always hear only praise, not criticism of his drawings.