Lots of Lovely Art create art boxes inspired by artists and full of great materials for children of all ages, so that you can bring a regular experience of art into your children’s lives at home!
Buy a box or subscribeIf you fancy just trying it out, buy a single box for a one-off creative experience. Or sign up for a 3-month, 6-month or every-other-month subscription and receive fun art projects on the first week of each month.
Each box celebrates an overall art theme with information on relevant artists to inspire and enhance creativity. We include a list of recommended books on the artists, art technique or art movement to support curiosity and further learning.
Children (aged 4-12) open their beautiful LoLA boxes to find exciting art projects and inspiration to keep their artistic juices flowing. Each box contains lots and lots of art activities and creative process ideas to keep children busy and screen free for days!
Lots of Lovely Art boxes include a great range of quality art materials which allow children to experiment and play with new and exciting art supplies – from acrylic paints to colourful inks, from charcoal to soft pastels!
Enjoy a new art theme each month with a LoLA subscription.
Each box (delivered in the first week of the month) is packed with art projects and quality art supplies.
Each box has its own art-based theme (for example, “Flowers”, “Colour” or “Animals”). Where possible we recommend relevant exhibitions in galleries and museums. They introduce children to fantastic artists with open-ended art projects.
Children learn about art history and art techniques through the different ways artists work. The boxes include clear, simple instructions to help start children off and to give them the confidence to be independently creative.
The projects encourage children to experiment and to explore the use of new art materials… and to have fun! As well as the main art projects, each box contains a selection of art ideas to further stimulate their imagination.
Children embrace a process-oriented approach to the arts, where they create for the sake of creating… Even though each LoLA box explores real art techniques (such as still-life), it emphasises that there is no “wrong” way for these skills to be learnt.