Imagination Draw Along: a low stimulation drawing show for kids

Dewey Lovett

Imagination Draw Along is an intentionally calm and low stimulation show for kids who want to draw. I'll guide young artists through drawing prompts, telling stories and sharing history about the topics we draw. Kids are encouraged to use their imaginations and make decisions as they draw. One of the goals is to build self-confidence because we know there's no wrong way to do art! Hi, I’m your host, Aunt Dewey. I’m a former New York City kindergarten teacher. Now I work in tech teaching adults how to use various software, platforms, and programs. I started Imagination Draw Along because I think a low-stim, screen-free experience is good for kids and aspiring artists. We move slowly on purpose. I encourage listeners to make their own artistic choices as they follow along. It’s a light hearted show that helps build critical thinking skills by guiding the imagination through wonder. Episodes are 10-15 minutes long. New episodes will be available every Wednesday. Check out or submit artist artwork on the art club gallery! https://www.imaginationdrawalong.com/art-club-gallery Thanks for drawing with me today!

  1. Oct 7

    Let's draw a scarecrow protecting the crops

    Today I want to draw a scarecrow, standing in the field, protecting the crops. We'll make a flour sack head, a straw hat, and some straw hair. We'll make sure his flannel shirt and blue jeans are stuff with straw. We'll also talk about the difference between straw and hay. And I tell a very funny joke in this one, which you can steal here: Q) Why did the scarecrow win a prize? A) He was out standing in his field. (hahaha!) If you liked this episode and want to draw more hay, check out a horse munching some hay with his barnyard friends, or try pigs rolling in the mud. If this was not your style, let's blast you into space to try two friendly aliens landing their spaceship or get you into the lab to draw a scientist. Here are 3 ideas your imagination can wonder about based on our drawing today: Why do scarecrows get the job of scaring crows?We talked about smells that remind you of home what does your home smell likeHave you ever been outstanding in a field? Which one? Imagination Draw Along is an intentionally low stimulation show that gives artists space to develop confidence in decision making-- because there’s no wrong way to do art. To support the show, please subscribe, share with a friend or group, or leave a review on Apple Podcasts. That kind of thing helps other artists find the show! To view and share artist artwork (which makes my day!) check out https://www.imaginationdrawalong.com/art-club-gallery Thanks for being part of this community!

    Let's draw a scarecrow protecting the crops
  2. Sep 14

    Let's DRAW what you might have looked like in the 1980s [bonus episode]

    Today I want to draw a self portrait of what you might have looked like in the 1980s. In this silly, time traveling episode, we'll draw pictures of ourselves with some big hair, shoulder pads, and the artists choice between high waist bluejeans or parachute pants. I'll tell you about what the 80's were like, even though my personal 80s experience was spend being a baby. I wanted to do this bonus episode to meet a recent online trend with creativity instead of instant gratification. While I would never bore a young artist with my thoughts generative AI safety on this show, I did share some thoughts on the website for the adults. Here are 3 ideas your imagination can wonder about based on our drawing today: How are the 80s different than today and how are they the same? Why do grown ups like to tell stories about the past?The 80s were about 40 years in the past. What do you think the world will be like 40 years in the future?If this episode was not your style (what, you don't like parachute pants?) try out the ever-popular giant ice cream sundae. Or, try ants carrying snacks away from a picnic. If you did like this, try the first ever episode: the self portrait (heads up for artists who love routine, the music is different on this one!) or if you like more big hair and 80's style, we also have a Dolly Parton episode. Imagination Draw Along is an intentionally low stimulation show that gives artists space to develop confidence in decision making-- because there’s no wrong way to do art. To support the show or view and share artist artwork, check out https://www.imaginationdrawalong.com/art-club-gallery Thanks for being part of this community!

    Let's DRAW what you might have looked like in the 1980s [bonus episode]
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Imagination Draw Along is an intentionally calm and low stimulation show for kids who want to draw. I'll guide young artists through drawing prompts, telling stories and sharing history about the topics we draw. Kids are encouraged to use their imaginations and make decisions as they draw. One of the goals is to build self-confidence because we know there's no wrong way to do art! Hi, I’m your host, Aunt Dewey. I’m a former New York City kindergarten teacher. Now I work in tech teaching adults how to use various software, platforms, and programs. I started Imagination Draw Along because I think a low-stim, screen-free experience is good for kids and aspiring artists. We move slowly on purpose. I encourage listeners to make their own artistic choices as they follow along. It’s a light hearted show that helps build critical thinking skills by guiding the imagination through wonder. Episodes are 10-15 minutes long. New episodes will be available every Wednesday. Check out or submit artist artwork on the art club gallery! https://www.imaginationdrawalong.com/art-club-gallery Thanks for drawing with me today!

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