Children of all ages love to paint. If you want to keep your offspring busy, you just have to hand them a piece of paper and a pen. And what mother doesn't like to hang her children's "artworks" on the wall, regardless of whether the hands have six fingers or whether the nose of the painted face is too far away from the three eyes? Uncles and aunts praise the hand-painted dogs, only to find out later that the dog was supposed to be a pony. This rarely dampens the enthusiasm.
Paint by numbers, a simple principle with countless possibilities
Over the years, the demands of budding Picassos grow and the pictures become more detailed. A classic for young and old for many years has been paint by numbers. The principle behind it is very simple. A canvas with separated and numbered areas is painted with the supplied colors. Each number stands for a different shade. With this little bit of support, even the smallest children can create impressive works of art on which the ponies are not confused with dogs. This quickly creates detailed pictures that will continue to bring joy for many years to come.
Painting fun with many extras
The selection of motifs is as large as it is varied; there is a suitable motif for every child's wish. Whether baby animals or horse motifs and romantic worlds, there is something for every child. In this way, creativity is playfully encouraged through never-ending painting fun, and many a promising artist's career began with these popular coloring pictures. The selection of pictures can be adapted to the age and abilities of the child. Additional great extras such as glitter stones and stickers make every picture a unique work of art.
