The main characteristics of naive art are the following:

     It presents defined contours full of precision.

     The designs do not have a proper finish and the strokes do not have great perspective.

     It has a deficiency in the application of colors, textures and shadows.

     They represent a naive vision of the world with bright and cheerful colors.

     It has simplification of the decorative elements.

     His descriptions are quite thorough and have an idealized view of nature.

     It presents an excellent expressive power, although the drawings are usually incorrect.

     By the mid-twentieth century, most developed nations had naive artists who had       achieved some prominence.

     Some painters refuse to exhibit their works for profit and paint for their families or religious institutions.