What Am I? The story of an Abstract Painting is designed and written by a visual artist. The 28 full color illustrations are based on the original oil painting entitled Landreach, by the author/artist. This delightful story is about Color, Line and Shape who come together to help the reader understand concepts in Abstract Painting. There is also a message about the importance of friends in the story.This book may be used as a tool for both parents and teachers; by encouraging readers of all ages to understand images of an abstract nature. It enables them to be more imaginative and less constricted about what things ought to look like and more open to what things can look like.The book includes five fun art activities for the promising young artist.It is the hope of the author to ignite a fire of creativity within each and every reader..."After spending time with an abstract painting, you may actually begin to see the world a little bit differently."

WHO AM I? The Story of the Artist is written in prose, with a young artist telling her story, revealing how she feels about making things as her ideas develop. The basic elements of drawing and painting are discussed but most importantly the essence of inspiration and the common thread that links all artists is discovered. Serena Bocchino's illustrations combine watercolor drawings with poured abstract paintings. This unique process is the first of its kind and creates imaginative images for children and adults to enjoy. It is the hope of the author to ignite a fire of creativity within each and every reader. The book includes four fun art activities for the promising young artist.

What Am I? The story of an Abstract Painting is designed and written by a visual artist. The 28 full color illustrations are based on the original oil painting entitled Landreach, by the author/artist. This delightful story is about Color, Line and Shape who come together to help the reader understand concepts in Abstract Painting. There is also a message about the importance of friends in the story. This book may be used as a tool for both parents and teachers; by encouraging readers of all ages to understand images of an abstract nature. It enables them to be more imaginative and less constricted about what things ought to look like and more open to what things can look like. The book includes five fun art activities for the promising young artist. It is the hope of the author to ignite a fire of creativity within each and every reader... "After spending time with an abstract painting, you may actually begin to see the world a little bit differently."

WHO AM I? The Story of the Artist is written in prose, with a young artist telling her story, revealing how she feels about making things as her ideas develop. The basic elements of drawing and painting are discussed but most importantly the essence of inspiration and the common thread that links all artists is discovered. Serena Bocchino's illustrations combine watercolor drawings with poured abstract paintings. This unique process is the first of its kind and creates imaginative images for children and adults to enjoy. It is the hope of the author to ignite a fire of creativity within each and every reader. The book includes four fun art activities for the promising young artist.