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Crosbie, Helen – 1985
Theories and techniques for fostering creativity are described because all students, regardless of intelligence or talent, have artistic ability that should be developed. Four basic visual viewpoints have been identified: the expressive colorist, the hands-on formist, the neat observant designer, and the pattern-oriented draftsperson. These visual…
Descriptors: Ability Identification, Art Education, Art Expression, Creative Development
