Learning to draw for many parents seems completely pointless if their child does not demonstrate aptitude in this area. However, drawing lessons contribute to the development and harmonization of the child's personality.
Features of training
Drawing develops in children spatial and abstract thinking, good taste, perception of the surrounding world, the ability to appreciate beauty and see it in small things. That is why drawing is very important for the harmonious formation of a future personality.
In drawing lessons, children are introduced to the world of color and shape, they develop a sense of composition, accuracy, concentration, attention and patience. All these acquired qualities will undoubtedly facilitate the process of growing up in the future.
In order for a child to be able to reveal their drawing abilities, it is necessary to give him the necessary tools and skills. Having no idea about the technical process of drawing, not being able to convey his vision by the simplest means, a child may be disappointed and abandon this type of creativity forever. Of course, very rarely are geniuses born who, with their minds at an early age, go as far as using pencils and paints correctly to get the desired result. Sometimes the most capable and talented children, trying to transfer what they see on paper or canvas, despair and refuse to take up pencils and paints in the future. To avoid this, they just need to explain how to draw dye on the brush, remove excess water from the drawing, do shading or shading. This is why drawing lessons were invented.
Drawing as the development of taste
Another purpose of these lessons is to teach the child to work with different materials. It is very important to explain to a novice artist the principles of conveying space and volume on paper, to acquaint him with different visual techniques, to show the basic principles of working with various materials. And after that you can let him go into "free swimming".
Drawing can give your child an understanding of how fun it is to create objects, works with his own hands. This is a very valuable experience in today's world, where there is less and less manual work. In addition, in drawing lessons, good teachers introduce children to the work of famous artists, forming stable aesthetic criteria that help to resist the bad taste and vulgarity that have filled the information space.
Of course, it is very important to choose a good teacher who will not force your child to only copy other people's work and not let him express himself in creativity. Be sure to talk to the teacher to whom you want to send your child. He should be pleasant to you and have a complete understanding of the learning process.
