Little Lou believes she's a "bad artist" because her drawings don't look as realistic as her big sister's. But with a little perspective, she discovers that creativity isn't about getting it right-it's about the joy of making your mark. Written by an art teacher with over 15 years of experience, this inspiring story helps children embrace their uniqueness, build confidence and fall in love with the process of creating. Simone Küng has loved art since childhood, and her passion led her to become an elementary school art teacher. She has been helping young students embrace their creativity in the classroom for more than fifteen years. She wrote Bad Artist after noticing her students' struggles and to redefine what it means to be a "good" artist.
