Little Bear: Little Artist Bear (Promotional Copy)

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Based on the books written by Else Holmelund Minarik and illustrated by Maurice Sendak.

Whether he's painting, drawing, or taking a picture, Little Bear has an eye for art. Join the blossoming bear-artist as he uses his imagination and searches for inspiration in these four colorful episodes.

Little Bear's Walkabout: Little Bear needs inspiration for his pictures, so he goes into the forest to look for "mysterious creatures" to draw. He meets delightful subjects for his work-"Not a Butterfly" Moth, "Not a Stone" Turtle, even "Upside-down Downside-up" Woodpecker. And on the way back home, Little Bear finds a "mysterious creature" waiting for him!

A Painting for Emily: Emily leaves her dog Tutu and her doll Lucy with Little Bear for the day. So Little Bear decides to paint the perfect picture to give to Emily when she returns: a beautiful portrait of Lucy. But Tutu has other ideas about what the perfect picture should be!

A Family Portrait: Father Bear brings out the old camera to take a new family portrait, and it sparks Little Bear's interest. He invites his friends over to the house so he can test his talent for photography. But with all these pictures of Cat, Owl, Hen, and Duck, will any film be left for the family portrait?

Thinking of Mother Bear: While relaxing out in the forest with Father Bear, Little Bear draws "Forget-Me-Nots" for his mother - flowers, birds, anything that reminds him of Mother Bear. He wants to surprise her with his masterpieces when he gets home. But it turns out that Mother Bear has cooked up a surprise of her own for her little artist!

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