Drawing is easy when you start with an un-blank page At Klutz, we know that young artists find blank pages very intimidating. So we love that every spread of Splat Art features full-colour photographic images of your basic everyday stuff: fingerprints, fungus, paint drips, paper wads, cabbages, coffee rings, and more. Draw a few simple lines right on the page and - voila! - these messes turn into masterpieces. To prevent "what-do-I-draw" anxiety, friendly line-drawn characters pop in from the margins to offer helpful ideas. Transform a frilly fern into a dinosaur. Build a button robot. Scare up some spooky tissue ghosts. Of course, those are just suggestions. You can - and should - draw anything you want. A word of warning: Once you start seeing the world for its splat art potential, it's hard to stop. Ink splats become aliens, palm prints become elephants, butcher paper becomes penguin-populated icebergs. And you? Become an artist.