Yesterday, I shared a story about asking my kindergarten class, “Who in here can draw?” Almost every student raised their hand. They believed they could draw because they trusted their creative ability. This belief did not come from training or experience. It came from confidence and curiosity.
As adults, many of us lose that confidence. We begin to think that drawing is only for people with talent or years of practice. We hesitate to begin because we do not know where to start. But learning to draw does not begin with perfection. It begins with permission.
Permission to try.
Permission to learn.
Permission to begin again.
If you felt encouraged by yesterday’s post, I want to offer you a small and supportive next step. I created a free drawing guide to help you begin without pressure or overwhelm.
This guide is designed to:
- Help you reconnect with your creative confidence
- Show you how to start drawing in a simple, clear way
- Encourage you to focus on progress instead of perfection
You do not need special tools. You do not need experience. You only need the willingness to take one step forward.
You may access the free drawing guide here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQCQUrEz8ocXfPMOcCPyqWFUbyKJi7aZyOIAGGfFnKG7_qFtA9JNST8xjXnUMYnwGmpo8BqY4cwlbKI/pub
This guide is educational in nature. It does not promise results or artistic outcomes. Everyone learns at a different pace. The purpose of this guide is to support your learning and encourage your creative growth.
If you enjoy the guide and feel ready to go deeper, I also offer a full beginning drawing course that teaches the fundamentals step by step in a clear and supportive way.
You can learn more about the course here: https://www.tamekaart-lessons.com/home
Remember this: the belief that you could draw as a child is still inside you. It has not disappeared. It is waiting for you to give it space again.
You can begin again. You can learn to draw. And you can enjoy the process along the way.
Be encouraged.
Believe Like a Child; Draw Like an Artist 