When you're creating something, whether it's a picture, text, or slide, you may find yourself thinking, "I know what I'm talking about, so this is okay." However, a work can only be communicated to people when it is seen by the viewer. Therefore, when you think about who you want to show it to, the way you make it changes.
When the viewer changes, the way of communicating changes as well.
The words, font size, and method of explanation will change depending on whether you are showing it to a friend, a small child, or a teacher. Even if the content is good, it may be difficult for a work that is completed only in one's head to reach the audience.
Kindness becomes the strength of the work
The order should be easy for the viewer to understand, the text should be easy to read, and the necessary explanations should be added. These efforts are not just kind. It strengthens the work itself. Children who can create works that communicate well use both their ability to create and their ability to care for others.
Look at one of your current works or notebooks and think, "Who will see this?" I'm sure you can find something that can be fixed.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value both the fun of creating and the joy of communicating. Thinking about the viewer is a step towards developing your work.