All the World’s a Canvas
With a stronger emphasis on process rather than final product, children are encouraged to experiment with mixed media and explore the most unconventional tools and techniques.
Crayons on a canvas, quite literally
Artist Credits:
Priyali Shara
Plain is plain boring!
Using newspaper, graph paper or one’s favourite Harry Potter novel as a surface for art
Artist Credits:
Prisha Jhavar, Ahana Kanoi, Avantika Kampani, Vidushi Karnani, Esha Jain
Collage or mixed media?
Artist Credits:
Vidushi Karnani, Aradhitta Goenka, Ahana Kanoi
“Kids who grow up making and seeing art—be that visual art, music, dance, theater, or poetry—are not only more empowered to express themselves, but they also have stronger language, motor, and decision-making skills. They’re more likely to excel in other school subjects. And, as they grow up, creativity is an asset for prospective jobs—not just in the arts and creative industries, but beyond it”
– Carfac Alberta
Ever painted on little slices of wood?
Artist Credits:
Esha Jain
Art anywhere, anytime with anything
Artist Credits:
Heya Sanghvi, Zayee Ajmera, Yamini Bohra
Who says shaving foam is limited to the bathroom only?
Always seems impossible, until it’s done
Artist Credits:
Esha Jain, Avika Poddar, Rushil Sheth
Clay holds, clay moulds, clay rests, clay sets
Artist Credits:
Esha Jain, Naisha Bhimrajka,
Sonakshi Patni, Navya Bhimrajka
