Okay kiddo, let me tell you about a special kind of art that people in ancient Greece used to make. They made beautiful vases that were not just for holding things, but also for telling stories and showing off their creativity.
These vases were made of clay, which is a kind of mud that has been baked in a hot oven to make it hard. Once the vase was made, painters would decorate it by using special paints made from minerals and clay.
The pictures on these vases were very detailed, and they showed all kinds of things like gods and goddesses, heroes, animals, and everyday life.
Now, the thing that's really interesting about these ancient Greek vases is that they were made using a special technique called "black-figure" or "red-figure" painting.
In black-figure painting, the artist would paint the picture in black paint on a vase that had a reddish-orange color. The parts of the picture that they wanted to show up as red would be left unpainted, and the vase would be fired in a very hot oven. This would turn the parts that had been left unpainted into a reddish-orange color, while the black paint stayed black.
On the other hand, in red-figure painting, the artist would use black paint to fill in the background and the parts of the picture they wanted to be black, leaving the parts they wanted to be red unpainted. Then, they would fire the vase again, and this time the red parts of the picture would turn red, while the black paint would stay black.
Pretty neat, right? These ancient Greeks were very clever, and their vases are still admired today for their beauty and craftsmanship.