Lately my 4 year old (5 next week) daughter has taken to drawing and is continually surprising us with what she ends up with. For reference here's a few of her latest pics. How do we help her with this passion? Tutoring? Outside of school groups? Any advice would be appreciated 😊

Ref: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/882494489504498123/

Okay so I just started sketching again and I am pretty new to this. I used to do it a bit as a kid but im rusty now :(. The first sketch is just some random thing I tried to draw on my own. The two sketches of me were traced over for the most part. the face and stuff i just tried to copy and mostly only the outline was traced. The patrick sketch I tried to copy off of an image. Also the two anime sketches I didnt trace over but just tried to do it on my own while trying to copy what i saw. I tried my best but there is still a lot I need to work on. I am super new to this and I think I need to learn some basics so any advice would be much appreciated!!

The hell's paradise sketch I found on pinterest by someone named chloe statham and the other sketch I just found on google when I was googling about osamu dazai and saw this on google images and tried to recreate it.

drawn in procreate

I’m a beginner! I need inspiration. I think I like people drawings the best. Have any good references?

Ink on Bristol board, 2026

I don't think i will finish it but i would like to be criticized

I drew this moment from a tabletop game I’m in where my character Galatea meets her familiar, a little lizard named Alteo after she helped save someone from a curse

My husband’s lmfa hah

Referenced from a frame of Elijah Wood as Frodo from the Lord of the Rings.

I work as a paraprofessional supporting high schoolers with IEPs in their classes, and afterschool I supervise elementary schoolers at an afternoon program to help pay the bills. Sometimes the little kids get frustrated that our art supplies are old and kinda suck, so I take the crappiest, stubbiest pencil and do stuff like this to show them that practice matters more than the tools. It’s enough to impress them a bit even if all I can see is my struggle through figuring out how to get soft shading with a wonky #2 😂

I’m not very good at realistic drawing in general, so this is also a way for me to do my own practice. I only made it part way through my art degree before running out of money and I didn’t really get any life drawing experience, and it’s not my favorite, but I know that doing it anyways will help the styles I do enjoy lol

Usually I don’t have any idea of what I’m going to draw and “discover” it as I go, but this time I had a clear vision in mind.

I thought of a hunter crouched low, with eyes like a tiger who’s about to pounce.

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