What happens when you give kids a blank swimsuit, a handful of colourful markers and permission to let their imaginations run wild?

A whole lot of creativity.

Draw On Swimwear popped up at The Rocks in Sydney for a day of colour, drawing and creative fun, inviting little artists to dream up their very own swimwear designs.

Little designers, big ideas

With markers at the ready, kids could sit down and experiment with colour, patterns, pictures and whatever else their imaginations came up with.

There were rainbows. There were underwater worlds. There were very bright ideas.

And, most importantly, there were no rules about what their swimmers should look like.

That's what we love most about creativity. Give two kids exactly the same blank canvas and you'll never get the same thing twice.

From paper to swimmers

Designing on paper gave our little creatives the chance to imagine what their very own Draw On Swimwear could look like before taking those ideas onto the real thing.

Because a blank swimsuit doesn't have to stay blank for long.

It can become an underwater adventure, a favourite place, a collection of colours or something completely new that exists only in one child's imagination.

And we think that's pretty special.

Here's some of our favourite moments from a colourful day at The Rocks.