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Die-Cast Model School Bus For Kids. When you grow up and become a parent, will you remember the good memories of your parents sending you to school bus every day. With this school bus toy, your child can better understand the school bus and add more beautiful memories to his childhood. School bus toy is expertly crafted using high-quality materials, tested to ensure long-lasting durability and safe play for your precious little ones to keep both parents and children equally happy. Expertly crafted using excellent quality, durable material to ensure long-term strength and use, this thrilling toy will provide endless hours of fun. Skip the electronics and give a toy that allows your child to be creative and use his imagination. Designed with bright, attractive colors and friction power, this school bus toy is sure to be a hit.
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The picture templates which carry the Madhubani art form are specially created considering a younger target audience. The idea behind this craft is to stimulate the interests of the children in the rich art culture of India.
The picture templates use Madhubani motifs which a child can identify with – Nandi, the holy cow grazing in the greens; the very famous peacock pairs appearing like mirrored images; fish entwined as an inset within a peacock; the blazing Sun God – Surya as an example of tattooed art; a palm tree along with key elements of the Sun and fish etc…
All the pictures carry decorative double-line borders and semi-detailed interior. There is ample scope for the child to express its artistic talent within the framework of these pictures. They have a choice either of line-work or filling sand in the empty spaces. As in the original art form – combination of both the techniques is adopted. First it is important to decide the inset regions where line-work would be pursued as it would difficult to do so after the sand has already been stuck. Moreover some of the adhered sand might get unstuck during the line-work.
For the line-work first decide on the spaces where it needs to be done. Straight and slanting closely parallel lines are most preferred. One can use a pencil first before the final line-work with a black marker pen. Sometimes short and spaced outlines are used, usually to indicate water. The angles of the parallel line work may change according to the spatial needs of the areas.
Just like in painting, shading effects are also possible by control of the amount of sand used. The pictures shown on the box cover reveal to the artist this possibility. Wherever accentuation is required the sand can by piled on, creating higher layers – almost giving a 3-D effect to the picture. In contrast wherever one needs to tone down the colour, the sand is spread out very sparsely. Sand density plays an important role in Sand art.
Once the child has completed these sand art pictures it would be a great idea to picture-frame some of them. The framed art will constantly remind the child of its creative ability.
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