The School of Life: Drawing as Therapy

The School of Life: Drawing as TherapyA practical guide outlining the benefits of drawing as a therapeutic practice followed by 80 guided drawing exercises as an aid to self understanding and fulfillment. When were young, all of us draw; as we grow older, most of us stop. We come to see drawing not as a type of play, but as a craft or skill; one that we can do either well or (more usually) badly. But to see drawing in this way is to deny ourselves one of lifes great pleasures, and to miss

children can begin to untangle the mysteries of existence and work out who they really are (and who they might become…)

This adorable radish comes with two ways of hanging or attaching to your bags

This book is personal – about the art I’ve seen

Use the Rule of Thirds Finder to help capture visual tension in your compositions

We learn on the way how to make leafy decorations and exercise our brain cells with many fun park-related games

🧒 From 3 years old

maps have become better

French Macarons

Thanks to its thin aluminium body and the handy clip

Use the pencil to wind in and out 1

For purposes of safeguarding the thousands of children in the exhibition

Size 24 tapestry needle