Mobile social apps contribute to children's creativity. And that's what we should encourage. They can record mini-stories, create collages, transform photos into videos... Not to mention that before that, children have had to cover their fingers with hand paint, play with paintbrushes, tell made-up stories, and I don't know how many other things. Creative ability isn't improvised; new technologies are just another tool.
Here are some Instagram accounts to help you boost your creativity.
@artbarblog. Bar Rucci is a graphic designer, teacher, mother, and whatsapp number list blogger who shows how to make a variety of objects from recycled materials in her Instagram gallery: mobiles made from recycled materials, patchwork paper houses, bookmarks made from wool and wood, and sculptures made from paper rolls.
@sandravandenbroek . This Dutch woman's Instagram profile specializes in plated food presentations, but oh, how plated! She creates faces, scenes, and representations that make the food on the menu less of a concern. A new twist on gastronomy.
@artistic_unity_ A compilation of a wide variety of images and videos, always citing the author: 3D illustrations, balloon crafts, sand drawings, step-by-step mandalas, mini paper books, ceramic figures...
@ventunoart. Specializing in origami, her gallery consists of step-by-step video tutorials showing how to make any type of paper figure, with varying levels of difficulty. Very practical and entertaining.