Creativity is established in childhood. Imagination is more significant than reality. A child's creativity manifests in various activities: in their imagination and language skills, in their social behavior, their ability to experience, as well as in painting and modeling. The need to express oneself artistically begins in early childhood and is expressed in painting through simple, primitive signs. When working with color, modeling clay, sand, or building blocks, children playfully engage with materials and transform them. They perceive with wonder that they can create something.