Ganpati celebrations have a special kind of magic. The decorations go up, the flowers arrive, modaks are made, and suddenly the whole house feels a little more festive.

For children, there is another fun way to celebrate Bappa — through art.

This Ganpati, give your child some paper, colours, crayons or paints and simply ask them to draw Ganpati in their own way.

Maybe they will draw Bappa sitting on a lotus. Maybe they will make a colourful Ganpati surrounded by flowers. Maybe they will create a funny little Bappa with their own imaginative details. There is no right or wrong way.

And once their artwork is ready, don’t let it disappear into a school bag or a drawer!

Share it with the world on Artsum.in.

Artsum.in gives young creators a place to showcase their Art & Performing Arts. A child’s Ganpati drawing can become something they feel proud of seeing online, alongside creations by other young artists.

Parents can make it even more special by asking their child about the artwork — “What did you draw?” or “What do you like most about your Ganpati?” Sometimes, the little story behind a drawing is just as lovely as the drawing itself.

So this festive season, celebrate Bappa with colours, imagination and a little pride.

Draw Ganpati. Create something special. Share it on Artsum.in.

And the best part?

Kids between 3 and 18 can upload their Art & Performing Arts creations FREE on Artsum.in.

This Ganpati, let Bappa inspire a little creativity at home.