Doodles of Life is about creativity. It aims to inspire anyone and everyone to improve their life and change how they interact with the world by developing creativity, imagination and perception. There’s also plenty of doodling and drawing. Find out more at doodlesoflife.com
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Through live-action and animation TV shows, books, apps and more, Learn To Draw demonstrates techniques, ideas and inspiration to get kids from 4 and up drawing fantastic and creative cartoons!
The cardboard creativity TV show for kids! Box Yourself is a TV series all about cardboard craft – showing kids how to make things from recycled cardboard, boxes, toilet rolls and anything else lying around the house. It encourages kids to be creative, artistic, imaginative and – most of all – to have fun. Watch a free episode here!
Øistein Kristiansen is a world famous drawing guru, cartoonist, painter, author and TV personality. His TV shows for kids, “Learn To Draw”, “Right On Top” and “Box Yourself” have been broadcast in more than 80 countries worldwide to over 300 million viewers. He has also entertained large audiences across the globe with his live drawing shows, adventure travel journals and 
Doodles Of Life with Øistein: Burma, part 2
Learn to Draw: Fantasy City
Box Yourself: Pirate
A simple and fun way to understand creativity and how to use it in your life
Doodles of Life is about creativity. It aims to inspire anyone and everyone to improve their life and change how they interact with the world by developing creativity, imagination and perception.
Learn To Draw is the world’s most entertaining art and drawing concept for kids and their families!
Through live-action and animation TV shows, books, apps and more, Learn To Draw demonstrates techniques, ideas and inspiration to get kids from 4 and up drawing fantastic and creative cartoons!
Box Yourself is a TV series all about cardboard craft – showing kids how to make things from recycled cardboard, boxes, toilet rolls and anything else lying around the house. It encourages kids to be creative, artistic, imaginative and – most of all – to have fun.