Yasemin Erdin is an artist who has been working with children creativity & art for more than 5 years, now, she collaborates with Özgür Karavit, a sculptor and goldsmith, to create a new project on turning children’s creativity into precious memories and wearable art objects. The duo turn children’s doodles into timeless jewelry, “Best way to encourage child’s creativity is to love, respect and give proper value to their drawings” The artist said.
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