Fine art is part of the general world of art such as literature, music, dance and others. In fine arts, the main means of expression is the form (figure), just as in literature the means of expression is the word. Another name for visual arts is spatial art, since they are expressed in space, unlike music, which is expressed in time. The three main types of artistic expression are painting with graphics, architecture and sculpture. All of them are based on drawing. It is precisely the way in which the child begins his artistic speech. Along with drawing, there is also painting, and their main difference is that it is based on color, while drawing is based on lines. Viewing and creating a work of art is a matter of subjective feeling of the person who views or creates it. It is composed of material and mental work just like a human being. As the material part is made up of visible material (watercolor, pastel, marble), the psychological part is made up of the elements of artistic spirit that the artist brought into the material, which are equally important in the realization of the work of art. Thus, one of the main psychological regulators that compose a work of art are: rhythm, symmetry and proportion. Artistic language is a child's innate ability to express feelings and experiences. These abilities either improve or stagnate over time depending on the opportunities for free expression that the child's environment provides. Therefore, individual artistic work and the possibility of freely expressing one's own ideas is the main element in the realization of children's artistic creativity.