It is enough to give your child paper and pencil in hand and keep their attention for a long time. Still though, if you provide and crayons, you only have to observe their creativity and have fun with them.
See the following drawings and try to draw them with your loved ones.
The fun is guaranteed!
Have you ever wondered how globes are made?
Here are 2 videos that show how there are made in factory 60 years ago and today.
Jackie Chan finally given Oscar after more than 200 films and a lot of broken bones.
At 62, one could say that the actor is as agile as he was when he first entered the industry 56 years ago. 200 films and several broken bones later, he has finally won an Honorary Oscar at the eighth Annual Governors Awards for his decade’s long contribution to international cinema.
"After 56 years in the film industry, making more than 200 films, after so many bones, finally..." the actor said.
Chan had dreamed of receiving an Oscar from the time he saw one sitting insolently on Sylvester Stallone’s shelf 23 years ago, according to E News. “I touched it, kissed it, smelled it. I believe it still has my fingerprints on it…Then I talked to myself, ‘I really want one’,” declared an exuberant Chan.
Christmas Advert 2016 of "John Lewis" has finally arrived. But the British company this year will not bring tears to your eyes, but it will deceive big smile.
In the video is shown little girl, whose parents had a surprise Christmas present - trampoline. However, the girl is not the first that would "open up" her gift. Take a look:"Gifts that everyone will love" - stands at the end of the video.
Meet Adam Winwood, the boy who creates impressive hairstyles, though he has only 13 years.
Through videos, he looks on YouTube, Adam learns different techniques of hair styling. Braids are part of almost all his hairstyles.
Beyoncé Skipped the CMA Awards Red Carpet but Still Shared Her Outfit with Her Fans.
At the event, the famous singer flashed creation with embroidered flowers and crystals of high fashion by Zuhair Murad.
New digital portraits of Jirka Väätäinen give a realistic view of villains from Disney cartoons. The talented student, graphic designer from Finland offers us his idea of how evil characters would look like if they existed in real life.
His works Yirka creates by combining elements from different photographs of real people, and then finished with a digital drawing and Photoshop.
