Be An Artist Every Day
by Susan Schwake
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Pub Date 5 May 2020 | Archive Date 18 Jun 2020
Quarto Publishing Group – Ivy Kids | Ivy Kids
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Description
Are you ready for an adventure in art?
Be an Artist Every Day features 365 on-the-page art activities–one for each day of the year.
Packed full of playful prompts and imaginative step-by-steps this book, aimed at children aged eight and older, is designed to unleash creativity and nurture the artist within.
You don’t have to be a master painter, or be able to draw a perfect circle to make great art. This book will help you discover that imagination and confidence in your creativity is what really counts. The pages are packed full of stimulating activities designed to show you how varied art can be and how easy it is to be an artist every day.
You can design your perfect treehouse, reinvent the banana, and make art with your fingers and toes. Practice techniques such as hatching, shading, and mixing colors, and learn how to follow the styles of brilliant artists such as Georgia O’Keeffe or Paul Klee, and record it all in your own words and pictures in this irreplaceable journal.
When you’ve completed the book, you will have a beautiful, one-of-a-kind keepsake of the 365 days in which you discovered your own personal creativity.Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781782408321 |
| PRICE | US$14.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Samantha O, Reviewer
This is such a lovely book for children. I would recommend it from 6 upwards to really get the most from it, although a younger child could also enjoy it with a parent to read through the activities. Each page gives another art activity, from copying a picture in a grid square to simple things like drawing a perfect circle, finishing pictures etc. Any arty child would enjoy this and it’s particularly perfect just now, but would also be a great Christmas or birthday present.
carly s, Reviewer
Really nice book, especially to pass some time. Includes activities for every day of the year. Great for children’s creativity and to get their imagination going. A wide range of activities. Helps them to draw an object from their imagination or to look at an object such as their clothing material and try to copy. I was given a black and white copy. I am. Unsure if the printed book is in colour.
Thanks to NetGalley for this ebook for an honest review.
H S, Educator
Wow this book is amazing - I want it for myself! The cover is eye catching and makes you want to pick it up. 365 activities, one for every day of the year. They are all really cool. I think children 11+ would find this a great daily activity. I like that the activity can take just a few seconds or may take longer, you get to use a range of different things, glue, paint and pencils. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to review this amazing book.
Jade K, Reviewer
Thank you for approving this book for my soon to be 8 year old son!
Full of lots of helpful and useful insights and ideas especially great use in the current world situation being in lockdown now it's hard to find great things to consume to time and keep 8 year olds busy.
Be an artist was loved by my 10 year old daughter also.
Rebecca T, Reviewer
This is a lovely idea, not just for children but also for adults. The instructions are clear and the prompts are varied, they really get you thinking. Further to this the book also introduces various artists like Dali & Kahlo so there's a chance for further learning if their interest is spiked. This is exactly the kind of book I'd be looking at as a Christmas or birthday present, I love the fact it has longevity and requires imagination.
My only concern with the book is the size of space allowed within to carry out the tasks. Some pages have 3/4 prompts on them and, as a mum to a nearly 8 year old, I know this would prove a struggle. It won't stop us using the book though, we'll just carry out the tasks alongside the book and keep them together.
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