Memory painting, story painting.
Imaginary painting: children determine their own themes according to their own life experiences and freely express their thoughts and views, which is called imaginative painting.
Propositional painting: On the basis of children's perception of the surrounding things, a painting with a certain plot is called a propositional painting, which is given by others and expressed by children according to the requirements of the topic.
Sketch painting: painting that directly depicts the real thing is called sketch painting. The objects of sketch painting are daily necessities, natural scenery, people, animals and plants.
Copy painting: a painting that imitates a work on a printed matter or other plane, which is called copy painting.
Picture diary: It is to record people or things around you regularly in the form of painting.
Science fiction painting: imagine the future lifestyle and design tools for future use.
Recalling painting: recalling trivial things in life, painting with feelings or drawing things that interest you from memory.
Story painting: Tell an educational story and let the children draw their own impressive stories. You can also draw a continuous story.
Children's painting, on the surface, does not talk about any techniques, and the "painting theory" and "painting method" go beyond the general routines of perspective, anatomy and composition, and are non-academic painting schools. In modeling, children's paintings are often not depicted according to the actual proportion of objects, but also have their own characteristics in modeling, color composition and other forms of expression.