Being a creative person means being successful in all spheres of life. Today, this is an axiom. That's why it's important for every child not only to speak and read well, but also to draw. Drawing is a means of self-expression, relieving anxiety and stress, immersing oneself in a world of fantasy, a way of communicating with the adult and not-so-understandable world.
For a young artist, the external attributes of this process play a huge role: beautiful pencils, bright felt-tip pens, paints, and, first and foremost, an album – the place where they will keep their most intimate experiences and track their progress in drawing. It's important that the album brings joy, lifts the mood, and emphasizes their interests and hobbies.
We invite you to get acquainted with Kite albums to easily choose the one that suits your child. What to pay attention to when choosing:
Design
Kite album covers are made of thick cardboard; thanks to bright and relevant designs, you want to look at and collect them. Such an album brings children together by interests, allows them to find common ground and topics for conversation. And how pleasant the covers are to the touch and to the eye! Sparkling glitter, smooth soft-touch, vibrant UV printing, lacquered surfaces.
Kite offers the following licenses: fairy-tale ponies My Little Pony and cute animals Rachael Hale, funny Peanuts Snoopy and brave Transformers, Hot Wheels. Stylish design MTV and DC for all ages.
Each license is presented in 4 variations, meaning you can collect a complete collection, choose one for yourself and your best friend.
Format
The most common format for drawing albums is A4. It is optimal for very young artists and for confident masters of the brush who study at art school. A4 albums fit perfectly into a school backpack or a zippered portfolio and do not take up much space on the desk.
Paper density
It's no secret that young Dalís and Malevichs prefer to practice various techniques. Wax crayons, colored pencils, felt-tip pens, and watercolor paints or gouache are all used. Therefore, it is better to choose a drawing album with thick sheets. Kite albums have white sheets with a density of 100 g/m2, which are suitable for drawing with all types of pencils, felt-tip pens, and paints.
Cover
The Kite assortment includes drawing albums on adhesive binding, staples, and spiral binding. The optimal choice for a schoolchild is albums with spiral binding. They open more easily, and if a sheet needs to be torn out, the binding structure is not damaged, and the album's appearance is not spoiled. Staple-bound albums are the most reliable fastening option, like in a simple school notebook. The glued binding type for sheets in the album also guarantees maximum strength and reliability.
Number of sheets
The thickness of the album depends on the child's interests and age. A 12-sheet album is suitable for preschoolers. For a first-grader or a schoolchild, it is better to choose a 24-sheet album. For a high school student who is keen on drawing, we recommend 30-sheet albums.
Features
Kite albums feature micro-perforation. It allows you to neatly and evenly tear out a sheet without compromising the album's integrity or damaging the drawing. Masterpieces can easily be hung on the refrigerator, a cork board above a desk, or framed and given to grandma.
Almost all cover designs can be complemented with pencils, felt-tip pens, and paints. Why is this necessary? If you collect a complete collection of Kite stationery with one license, then your favorite characters will always be with the child, inspiring them to create with pleasure. And at school age, children love to collect everything.
We hope that choosing a Kite album will now be much easier for you. And to get to know them better, we invite you to our website in the "paper products" section.
