My Expressions

Biniza Wadia of Cygnus World School, Vadodara, has captured the spirit of the horse, a creature we’ve long admired for its strength and grace. This simple drawing, made with crayons and colored pencils, is a testament to the power of art to connect us with the natural world.

A Child’s Drawing, A Horse’s Beauty

Biniza’s horse drawing is a delightful example of kids’ art. With just a few lines, she has brought to life a cute horse, standing proudly in a field. The horse’s gentle eyes and flowing mane evoke a sense of calmness and tranquility, reminding us of the beauty and wonder of these magnificent animals.

Horse Artwork: An Easy Guide for Budding Artists

Inspired by Biniza’s artwork? Here’s a simple guide for foundational graders to create their own horse drawings:

1. Start with the head: Draw an oval for the horse’s head and two triangles for the ears.
2. Add the body: Draw a large oval for the body, connecting it to the head with a curved line for the neck.
3. Sketch the legs: Add four long, straight lines for the legs.
4. Draw the tail and mane: Sketch a flowing mane and tail using wavy lines.
5. Add details: Draw eyes, nostrils, and a mouth. You can even add a cute heart on the horse’s flank, like Biniza did!
6. Color your creation: Use crayons or colored pencils to fill in your horse, adding shades and highlights for depth.

Share Your Horse Art with Curious Times

At Curious Times, we celebrate creativity in all its forms. We invite you to share your horse artwork, or any other animal drawing, with us. Visit https://curioustimes.in/subscriber-posts/ and let your artistic talent shine! Remember, every child is an artist, and every drawing tells a story. So, pick up your crayons and let your imagination run wild!

As we always say, “The love of the wild is born in each of us, and its expression is our most precious possession.”

Keep drawing, young artists!