Divyanshi Jha
India’s diverse tradition is famous throughout the world. People from other countries visit India to witness its beautiful festivals. From Diwali’s sparkling lights to Holi’s colours in the air, every festival brings out joy amongst the children. What better way to celebrate this joy by participating in the Indian Festival Drawing Competition. It is the best contest for the young minds to showcase their talent and power of imagination and celebrate the festive season. And EduJunior has provided the best contest for a drawing competition that you are looking for.
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Why should I participate in this competition?
Participating in a drawing competition is very beneficial for young children. Art and craft attracts kids and participating in such contests make them engaged and keep them away from the distractions caused by modern gadgets. It builds artistic skills and creativity in the children. Art can present messages and ideas of the artist. With the theme of Indian Festival, drawing competition won’t only be a contest of drawing but also a contest that will bring the participant closer to their roots by making them know more about the festivals.
Mistakes to avoid in the Indian Festival Drawing Competition
Some things that a participant should avoid while participating in this competition are:
- Ignoring the Theme:
Many participants fail to align their artwork with the given topic. While participating in an Indian Festival Drawing Competition, you should stay to the given theme. You can depict scenes like families lighting diyas on Diwali, people playing colors on Holi or people doing Garba in Navratri.
- Untidy Presentation:
Adding too many elements can make the drawing messy. Focus on making it simple and making your message clear to the audience. Uneven outlines or rough borders can make a negative impression. Keep your drawing clean and well-finished. Fill the colours carefully.
- Copying Directly from Others
Copying from already existing art work is not very impressive. While you can take ideas from others and add your own touch to make the best out of it and create your drawing unique.
Where EduJunior Stands Out
EduJunior sees creativity as a core part of learning, not just a side activity. That is the reason why it is hosting a contest of Indian Festival Drawing Competition. It believes learning should be engaging and personalised. Children often find extra curricular activities fascinating and engaging. So, we give them a chance to showcase their talent through our platform. Since the competition is going to be based on age-groups, your child can actually compete with other kids of his age.The Indian Festival Drawing Competition is not just about winning, it’s about celebrating culture with creativity. At EduJunior, we believe that we should always encourage the creativity of young minds. By avoiding some common mistakes you can make your entry create an impact. So let your children celebrate this festive season by making them participate in this competition.
