"Product-Focused Art is when a child begins a project knowing what the end product should look like and they follow a set of instructions to get to their goal.  Product-focused art have a right and wrong way to work on the project and typically require a specific skill and technique to reach that end goal.

Process-Focused Art is when a child is given an open-ended project and they have the opportunity to express themselves through their work. Though process-focused art can end up being a gift or decoration, however the artwork turns out is based on your child’s discovery and creativeness."

Educational Playcare. (2018, August 6). Product art vs. process art. Educational Playcare. 

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