The artistic team at FaceHeads in Moscow wants children to develop the intellectual and creative side of their brains so Carl, the talking piece of cardboard, introduces a creative activity that anyone can do on their own.
With his Russian accent, Carl explains that this activity helps kids turn on their minds and let their imaginations take over. Instead of sitting around playing video games or watching TV shows, doing small exercises such as this will help children become more focused as they contemplate the shapes they have created, and will force their brains to become more active.
FaceHeads demonstrates that all it takes for a creative activity to be successful is a page full of doodles.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Doodles
- Opportunity for creating interactive doodle games or apps that engage and stimulate children's minds.
- Creative Brain Exercises
- Potential for developing brain exercise programs or activities that boost children's creativity and imagination.
- Art-based Cognitive Development
- Possibility for integrating art and creative activities into educational programs to enhance cognitive development in children.
Sectors Adopting This
- Educational Technology
- Disruptive innovation opportunity to create new interactive learning tools and platforms that incorporate art and creativity.
- Children's Entertainment
- Opportunity for developing innovative and engaging interactive activities and games for children to exercise their minds.
- Creative Education
- Potential for introducing artistic and creative approaches in educational institutions to foster cognitive development in children.
