Creativity for children is a reflection of perceptionthe surrounding world and continuous spiritual work. Even the smallest of them try to express their impressions in games, stories, modeling, drawing, and other activities.
However, very often the lack of skills andelementary knowledge of techniques and methods of drawing with pencils and paints averts the children from this occupation, because the resulting drawing seems to be unattractive to them, unlike what they wanted to depict. The use of non-traditional drawing techniques is a real opportunity to give the child an affordable and very simple way of using the most diverse items as materials for artistic creation. Working with them gives impetus to the development of artistic imagination, the manifestation of independence.
Techniques of unconventional drawing stimulatepositive motivation, relieve the fear of this process and cause a cheerful mood. Children acquire appropriate experience, overcoming their fear of failure. Later they will be willing to learn traditional drawing and enjoy working with pencils, brush and paints. In the meantime, the original techniques of unconventional drawing make them believe that they can create real miracles on paper.
Many kinds of non-standard drawing requirespeed and accuracy of movements and contribute to the development of fine motor skills of the fingers, visual coordination. In addition, they allow you to create collectively, bring children together and develop communication skills.
The program on non-traditional drawing techniquesconsists of many spectacular, but simple ways of obtaining images with the help of various objects and non-standard techniques. Children are very attracted to drawing, seemingly completely unadapted to these things: cotton swabs, toothpicks, paraffin candles, dies, etc.
With their help, every child can easily createits a small masterpiece and believe at the same time in their strength, and therefore wish to create more and more. The main task of the teacher is not to impose his vision of the world around them, but to give them the opportunity to show initiative and creativity.
Techniques of non-traditional drawing allowLimit the creative process of conventional tools, and give the opportunity to use those items that are at hand. In addition, children master the ability to draw in such interesting ways as scratching, imprinting, monotyping, grafting, drawing with dots, klyaksografiya, drawing palm and thread and many other ways. Unconventional drawing techniques will teach children to use the entire surrounding world for their artistic experiments, to find inspiration and create drawings without canvas, paints and brushes.
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