Drawing workshop designed especially for children, where they will learn the basic elements of drawing (line, shape, volume, space, and light) through games, stories, and creative exercises. The focus is on exploring, experimenting, and having fun while developing artistic skills. In childhood, drawing emerges as a natural form of expression and communication. However, very early on, the child's social environment begins to exert pressure for their drawings to conform to recognizable and valued models, primarily of a mimetic nature. This early demand often generates frustration due to a lack of encouragement or proper guidance, frequently leading to the abandonment of drawing practice. This workshop offers a safe and play-based space where children can regain or strengthen their creative confidence. Through drawing, they will develop fine motor skills, visual perception, and observation abilities—all while having fun and exploring without fear of making mistakes. General Objective For children to explore and understand the basic elements of drawing (line, shape, volume, light, and space) through practical exercises, games, and creative activities, fostering their personal expression and enjoyment of art. Specific Objectives Recognize and draw basic geometric shapes. Experiment with different types of lines and strokes. Explore volume and light through simple shading. Develop observation skills and visual memory. Foster creativity and confidence in their own artistic abilities.