My Expressions

Aarav Singh, your artwork, “Rainy Season Illustration,” is a delightful burst of colour and creativity! The way you’ve captured the essence of the monsoon, with its dancing raindrops, lush green trees, and playful puddles, is truly remarkable. It reminds me of my own childhood days spent watching the rain from my window, sketching the world as it transformed under the monsoon’s magic touch.

Rainy Season Sketch: A Symphony of Colours

Your nature drawing is a symphony of colours, from the deep greens of the trees to the vibrant blues and purples of the sky. The way you’ve used different shades of green to create depth and texture in the leaves is simply beautiful. And the pops of yellow and red in the umbrellas add a touch of whimsy and joy to the scene.

Weather Drawing: Easy Steps for Young Artists

If you’re inspired by Aarav’s Rainy Season Painting, here are a few easy steps to create your own nature drawing:

1. Gather your materials: Crayons, paper, and a pencil.
2. Sketch your scene: Lightly sketch the outline of your scene. Start with the horizon, then add the trees, clouds, and rain.
3. Colour with crayons: Fill in your drawing with crayons. Use different shades of green for the trees, blue and purple for the sky, and grey for the clouds.
4. Add details: Add details like raindrops falling from the clouds, puddles on the ground, and children playing with umbrellas.
5. Experiment with textures: Use different crayon techniques to create different textures, like rubbing the crayon on its side for a smooth effect or pressing harder for a bolder look.

Rainy Weather Drawing: Capturing the Magic of Monsoon

Remember, there are no rules when it comes to art! Let your imagination run wild and have fun experimenting with different colours and techniques.

Aarav, your artwork is a wonderful example of how children can use art to express their creativity and imagination. Keep drawing and exploring the world around you through your art!

We invite all children to share their nature drawings with us at Curious Times. Submit your artwork at ->https://curioustimes.in/subscriber-posts/ and let’s celebrate the beauty of the monsoon together!