Playful and full of wit, it guides the misunderstood artist—whether small or large—with the brush, encouraging loose strokes and smudges, and allowing artworks to emerge from splashes of color. It works with splatters and smudging techniques, explains how color gradients are created, how to mix colors, and how to combine them. It immerses itself in landscapes, conjures up colorful, strange little creatures, engages with light and shadow, anatomy and body parts, perspective and vanishing points, dares to tackle landscapes and still lifes, and ultimately encourages telling a little story through images. There are no mistakes here—except for being too self-critical. And when the many pages printed on special paper are finally splattered, stained, and painted in vibrant colors, it becomes clear: there is an artist in everyone; you just have to discover them!.