So it seems, artistically, Jackson has entered the "Pre-Schematic Stage:"
* Announced by the appearance of circular images and lines which seem to suggest a human or animal figure.Also, please note the "boogers in the nose."
* During this stage the schema (the visual idea) is developed.
* The drawings show what the child perceives as most important about the subject.
* There is little understanding of space - objects are placed in a haphazard way throughout the picture
* The use of colour is more emotional than logical
Lowenfeld
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What stage is Cade at?
a) Disordered - uncontrolled markings that could be bold or light depending upon the personality of the child. At this age the child has little or no control over motor activity.
The personality aspect plays into Cade's art.
FYI - When I asked Jackson who he was drawing, guess what the answer was...... SAMMY!
It's fun when the drawings start to get realistic (well, sort of). It happened all of a sudden with my daughter last winter, scribble, scribble, scribble, then ladders, lots of ladders when she realized she could draw perpendicular lines, then people, people and more people, dozens of drawings every day.
Awesome! I thought it was Jon, till i read the fyi
Looks like Jon's hair.
Michael and Mary Lou - I'm going to take your comments as a compliment....?
sammy! i love it, sammy actually has a similar style of drawing.
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