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Do not disturb! I'm drawing : a journey of self-development through lines and doodles. Understanding children's drawings. / Michal Bogin Feinberg.

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  • text
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  • computer
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  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9783838274546
  • 3838274547
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • LB1139 .D666 2021
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Contents:
Introduction. How do we help the child to be creative and self-assured? -- Chapter One. A look into art therapy -- Chapter Two. "Scribbling," drawing and self-esteem-how do they relate? -- Chapter Three. The drawing, the "me" and the soul of the child: changing and evolving together -- Chapter Four. From the doodle to the circle and on to drawing a figure -- Chapter Five. Can I now bring a figure to life?: ages four to six -- Chapter Six. How to build a house-or a house isn't only a square: ages four and five -- Chapter Seven. All the colors of emotion-drawing with color -- Chapter Eight. A private collection from doodling to drawing a figure-by a girl and a boy -- Chapter Nine. From the doofle to the circle-a universal phenomenon -- Chapter Ten. The soul, the doodle, and circles in adults -- Chapter Eleven. "Please Do Not Disturb-I'm drawing" Your toolbox (and some tips, too) -- Chapter Twelve. "Take a look at the drawing: it's a body" Drawing as an expression of the body -- Chapter Thirteen. An activity for keepsake.
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Intro -- Introduction. How do we help the child to be creative and self-assured? -- Chapter One. A look into art therapy -- Chapter Two. "Scribbling," drawing and self-esteem-how do they relate? -- Chapter Three. The drawing, the "me" and the soul of the child: changing and evolving together -- Chapter Four. From the doodle to the circle and on to drawing a figure -- Chapter Five. Can I now bring a figure to life?: ages four to six -- Chapter Six. How to build a house-or a house isn't only a square: ages four and five -- Chapter Seven. All the colors of emotion-drawing with color -- Chapter Eight. A private collection from doodling to drawing a figure-by a girl and a boy -- Chapter Nine. From the doofle to the circle-a universal phenomenon -- Chapter Ten. The soul, the doodle, and circles in adults -- Chapter Eleven. "Please Do Not Disturb-I'm drawing" Your toolbox (and some tips, too) -- Chapter Twelve. "Take a look at the drawing: it's a body" Drawing as an expression of the body -- Chapter Thirteen. An activity for keepsake.

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