Creativity is so important! We want to hear your stories about how you have seen your children or students use their imaginations in the visual arts. Share your stories by replying to this post!
Abrakadoodle, a global leader in creative children’s art education, has been hosting an ongoing campaign to promote and celebrate children’s imaginations: The Kids’ Imagination Project. Visit our KIP web page to download a postcard and learn how you can submit children’s art for our campaign! We regularly feature children’s art on our blog, and all student art is posted in albums on Abrakadoodle’s 
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The art (top, left) by Athena, age 9 of Simi Valley, California is a shining example of how children can express their own ideas. The art (bottom, right) by Nishka, age 8 of Grand Rapids, Michigan is a striking piece, she titled, “Mountain Valley.”
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The Kids’ Imagination Project, Abrakadoodle’s global campaign to promote creativity, is demonstrating the power of children’s imaginations. The art (left) by Nate, age 9 of Grand Rapids, Michigan is aptly titled, “Nothing wrong with being different.” This sentiment expresses a truth about the visual arts – not only is there nothing wrong with being different, but it is good for children to embrace their uniqueness and originality!
In addition to the joy and sense of accomplishment children feel when they create their own art; another amazing benefit of an arts connection for kids is developing an appreciation for art creations by other artists (of all ages) and tolerance for the ideas expressed by others. The Kids’ Imagination Project is connecting kids around the globe. The art “Mermaid” (right) by Francisco, age 9 of Lisbon, Portugal, is a sketch of how he imagines this mythical creature. “Imagine” is the theme for this inaugural KIP campaign.
Abrakadoodle is so pleased by the wonderful, original artworks that have been arriving for its Kids’ Imagination Project, a global campaign that encourages children worldwide to produce and share postcard art. This year’s theme is “Imagine.” Any child can participate in Abrakadoodle’s Kids’ Imagination Project (children can send in more than one piece of art, too)! To learn more about KIP or to download a postcard, 
Encourage your child to create art this holiday season! Working on art is a wonderful way to express creativity, feelings and reduce stress, too. Don’t forget to include safe art supplies as a special holiday surprise. Check out