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  • Rated by noidea831 on Mar 20 2009, 11:42pm

    The drawing in the 14/16 years category reminds me of Andy Warhol for some reason.

  • Rated by howarthc on Jan 23 2008, 6:55am

    Very interesting study of childhood drawing development

  • Rated by rocktopus on Jan 13 2008, 11:35am

    Until recently I worked in an art supply store and often met frustration from parents who wanted their 8 year olds to draw like adults. Having learned about the psychology and development of childrens' art abilities, I tried to explain that there is a very definite process, and that some of it has to do with changes in the brain and thinking processes. They didn't generally get it. :( But parents, take note of this page.

  • Rated by stooryduster on Dec 08 2007, 3:55pm

    I enjoy getting people to start drawing again. This looks OK but what else is out there about drawing development. The only thing I agree with for sure is the joy of drawing can get knocked out of a person very easily. Drawing is a natural ability and everyone should indulge and enjoy drawing. Picasso summed it up - in that he wanted to be able to draw like a child - and spent his life trying. You don't have to draw like Durer or DaVinci to be good at drawing. If you've stopped, start again - doodle.

  • Rated by elphaba117 on Sep 29 2007, 8:53pm

    Drawing development in children.

  • Rated by auntymel on Jan 16 2007, 9:06pm

    From the page: "Drawing Development in Children" Describes the various stages of development of children's drawing, provides two descriptions at each stage.

  • Rated by webvira on Jul 10 2005, 5:39pm

    Drawing development in children.. Nice chart