100 Artists Redraw Kids Doodles Of Scary Monsters In Their Own Unique

100 Artists Redraw Kids Doodles Of Scary Monsters In Their Own Unique 55 artists recreate kids’ monster doodles in their unique styles. it's monstrous that school children aren't allowed to spend more time doing art in schools. drawing, after all, helps in developing imagination and creativity, improves memory, communication skills, and has many other beneficial aspects. this project aims to change the schools. 100 artists redraw kids’ doodles of scary monsters in their own unique style. nobody is as free in their drawings as children: neither perspective nor color coordination impedes their creativity. monster project capitalizes on that creativity, as well as bolstering it. the project sees artists from around the world take drawings of monsters.

100 Artists Redraw Kids Doodles Of Scary Monsters In Their Own Unique Greta jaruševičiūtė. boredpanda staff. 277. 8. share. advertisement. last year we introduced you to the monster project, an awesome initiative that sees professional artists adding their own unique touches to monster doodles created by kids in elementary. well now we're bringing you more of their amazing collaborations, and as you can see. Last year we introduced you to the monster project, an awesome initiative that sees professional artists adding their own unique touches to monster doodles created by kids in elementary. well now we're bringing you more of their amazing collaborations, and as you can see below, the results are quite spectacular. Johnson combined her love of monsters with jung's idea of building on children's creativity to launch the monster project. through the monster project, johnson invites elementary students to draw their own monsters. then professional artists bring their monsters to life. getting started wasn't easy because she was the only artist on call. This monster speaks to us! 7. eye monster. the ten eyes of this monster might scare you, but the smile would bring you comfort. i love how the kid didn’t just limit her himself to the color orange but used purple, red, and green too. and apparently, the kid is obsessed with eyes. 8. heart eye monster.

100 Artists Redraw Kids Doodles Of Scary Monsters In Their Own Unique Johnson combined her love of monsters with jung's idea of building on children's creativity to launch the monster project. through the monster project, johnson invites elementary students to draw their own monsters. then professional artists bring their monsters to life. getting started wasn't easy because she was the only artist on call. This monster speaks to us! 7. eye monster. the ten eyes of this monster might scare you, but the smile would bring you comfort. i love how the kid didn’t just limit her himself to the color orange but used purple, red, and green too. and apparently, the kid is obsessed with eyes. 8. heart eye monster. Lots of children these days are so much into technology that they have no interest to pick up a pencil once in a while anymore. the monster project, which was featured on bored panda before, aims to change that. it is based out of texas and brings together elementary students and more than 100 professional artists that work together “to help children recognize the power of their own. The process of the project is fairly simple – a kid puts his creativity to work and draws a monster that later is reimagined by a professional artist. the artist then presents their own interpretation to the kid, that way introducing the young mind to new techniques when approaching the same original concept.”by collaborating with the.