Children’s Day, the dawn of children’s rights

Mixing in the simplicity of drawing and the fondness of children dancing, laughing, and playing is a humble sight we all can appreciate. With thousands of Children’s Day events stretching the globe, often at different times, the demand for artistic expression is widespread. They are a great way to encourage family fun and togetherness while also communicating to parents about a safe place to bring their children. Perhaps designs such as these could bring bountiful energy to your Children’s Day party event, sports day, or get much-needed attention to a charity. Enjoy the color and play these encouraging drawings provide us.

If you have been on the planet long enough, you will know how much kids just love balloons, a perfect representation of childhood. You could say that every childhood event is populated with balloons and a clown performing balloon animals. The solid colors and the fun that is experienced, throwing them amongst friends with the suspense that comes before they are popped, will give you a fright. The symbolism of the balloon carries more air than you might think. Super famous artists like Banksy use the symbol immensely, and it’s because it is a symbol of innocence and freedom. Once you let go of a balloon, where does it go? Who decides where it goes? Nobody, it becomes a vessel of its own free will. The natural similarities between balloon and child are poetic, and this is why the symbol is so widespread.

Children’s Day is a worldly celebration, and so it makes absolute sense to mention the symbol that is the earth. It unites us as a species and provides us with perspective as we look beyond the stars. The children of the Earth are who we pass the torch onto, and as Jawaharlal Nehru once said, children are the buds we must nurture for a prosperous future for all. So there is a sense of responsibility when it comes to the symbol of planet earth, that we must all do our part and help those in need. Such a symbol would be an appropriate feature in a communal event such as a Children’s Day sports event or fundraiser for a charity.

When a child wakes up in the morning, they are not thinking about the weather or what to make for breakfast, they are thinking about toys! And lots of them! If there was a symbol out there that were to define a child this is probably one of them. They fill youngsters with imagination, role playing on their own or with friends. This symbol is a great way to interact with an audience in pursuit of a fun activity for their children. Perhaps they will be right at home decorating a pamphlet, poster or social media post, for the purpose of creating reassuring and engaging content. Whatever the need, you will find so many handpicked designs, easily editable for your creative projects.