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Simple Painting: A Child’s Space Dream

A Cosmic Connection: A Simple Painting from Sanchita Behera

Greetings, young space explorers!

Today, we are excited to share an extraordinary piece of space art submitted by Sanchita Behera of Ryan International School in Bengaluru. Sanchita’s simple painting, aptly titled “A Child’s Space Dream,” takes us on an imaginative journey through the cosmos.

In this captivating artwork, we see a friendly astronaut extending a warm welcome to an alien amidst a backdrop of vibrant planets and twinkling stars. The childlike simplicity of the drawing belies the profound creativity and imagination that went into its creation. It’s a testament to the power of art to transport us to new worlds and spark our curiosity about the universe.

Sanchita’s space adventure is a wonderful example of how children’s imaginations can soar beyond the confines of our planet. This drawing reminds us that the universe is full of possibilities, and encourages us to dream big and explore the unknown.

So, kudos to Sanchita for sharing her artistic vision with us! Your simple painting has ignited our imaginations and reminded us of the joy of space exploration. We can’t wait to see what other cosmic creations you dream up next!

Now, let’s get creative and learn how to draw our own space adventures!

Materials:

  • Paper
  • Crayons, markers, or colored pencils
  • Your imagination!

Steps:

  1. Start with a friendly astronaut: Draw a simple figure with a round helmet and a space suit.
  2. Add a curious alien: Let your imagination run wild! Will your alien have big eyes, antennae, or maybe even tentacles?
  3. Create a colorful planet: Choose your favorite colors and draw a big circle for the planet. Add interesting details like craters, mountains, or even rings.
  4. Blast off with a rocket: Sketch a rocket ship ready to take your astronaut and alien on an exciting adventure.
  5. Twinkle, twinkle, little stars: Scatter stars across the background of your drawing. Make them big and small, bright and dim.
  6. Personalize your space scene: Add anything else you can imagine! Maybe a moon, a satellite, or even a UFO!

Remember, there are no rules in art! Let your creativity soar and have fun exploring the endless possibilities of the universe on paper. We can’t wait to see your amazing space drawings!

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Sanchita Behera

6, RYAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, Bengaluru, Karnataka

Comments: 2
  1. Curious Kitty says:

    Hello Sanchita, this is really creative and imaginative. Keep it up.

  2. sanchita_33 says:

    Thank you 😊😊

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