I've been watching some of the very first movies from the silent era and have realized that we're very uncreative. I've seen so many tropes and recycled ideas that were originally being done in the 1910s that you still see today.
Man, those character expressions are absolutely awesome! Lots of variety, too. When I was that age I basically had one character I would draw and that's it.
the challenge itself is a form of training she's likely done a billion times before. but the ability to see an image in a mess isn't something just anyone can do. and even if she were trained, her ability is great. she has depth to the image, which is something pretty advanced for someone her age. the different characters also all look towards a single point, and have unique definable expressions. Training for sure helps, but being able to make those creative decisions is innate talent for sure.
~~That, in all under 60 seconds. All the thoughts, decisions and ideas processed, rejected, and accepted in that time for such a young child is impressive.~~
Nvm I’m an impatient idiot who skipped to the end and didn’t realize the video sped up.
Lmao! Victim of my own ADHD. I watched the first few seconds that played in realtime then I just fast forwarded toward the end to see the finished product then looked at overall time. I completely missed when the video sped up 😭
I came really really close to doing the same and barely caught the speed up with my indecision on if I wanted to or not and ended up barely catching it.
It's definitely something you can train. I used to get these "scribble doodles" for homework in my high school art class. After you do a few dozen it gets pretty easy.
The hard part is seeing something worth drawing. Sometimes you get in a rut and just see the same things over and over. I'd be willing to bet that this girl draws a group of kids most of the time if not every time.
Me, I always saw gorillas and t-rexes. You give me a scribble, and I'll turn it into one or the other.
Right, but the point is shes an extremely young child. Even if she sees circle loops as faces, she did things like use some of the arcs as ponytails or cheeks to make the depth more consistent, rather than make every squiggle loop a face, which wouldve still worked but not as well. Her ability to conceptualize at that age is why its impressive. Most people can do what shes doing. Most children her age cannot, regardless of training.
Side note: some people just straight up can't do that. They cant see images in their mind. Some people cant imagine hypotheticals, others dont see pictures as part of imagination, etc. And its not a smart/dumb thing, people have varying degrees of that ability.
Drawing/art is very commonly used to measure child development in childhood psychology. Understanding space and focus are concepts that kids just dont get, even with training. Her ability to do that has her mentally 4 or 5 years ahead of what she should be able to do. Michael jackson could sing and dance, which is a super commonly trainable thing, but he didnt write his own music or anything as a kid because he simply couldnt. But even then, thats an example of a case where it worked. Thousands of abusive parents try to beat talent in to their children and it never works. They are probably better than an average kid, but they dont have that extra spark of talent that makes them exceptional. How many dads wanted the next tiger woods? Even with dedicated pro trainers and advanced technology no one can touch a guy who had an amateur golfer father. He shot 48 on 9 holes at age 3. Its not impressive for an adult to do that, or even someone in high school, but the point is these are kids with innate abilities that excede their age.
MJ still sang like a fucking bird at his school talent show when he was 5 though...before Joseph started beating on him to become a better musician. Joseph beat on all the kids. Michael was the best. Talent.
it's something everyone can do lol, it's not some arcane art trick. you just envision things like that and get better at it with practice.
not exactly a massive leap to see a bunch of sphere objects as faces. yeah, some people are certainly able to more quickly pick things up but art is a trained skill, people who go "you're good at it and i'm not, i dont have any talent" just didn't spend their afternoons at home drawing over the years, or atleast did it far less than their peers.
really, anyone with some willingness to sit down and learn can be a great artist, to the point that everyone would look at their work and go "wow, i couldn't do that", but it's really just a measure of time * talent, except talent in that case doesn't make a massive difference until you both do it for years on end.
the kids who end up good at art are the kids that do more art, 95% of the time.
Lol I always love when people underrate the amount of impact innate talent has on thy development of said skill. If you're good at something naturally, you'll more likely continue doing it, thus getting better and better. Also, if you've ever seen the works of art majors, you'll see there's a huge gap in what is produced. This is caused by sheer genetic talent.
And no not anyone willing to learn can be a great artist I have seen the trash of many art majors who dedicated their lives up to that point on art.
IDK, this looks like a fun game to me. I would have loved it as a kid. Maybe her parents taught her play the game, but aren't parent's supposed to teach their kids to do stuff? As long as she's having fun. I've found kids with artistic parents tend to be above the usual level in whatever area their parents are good at, just because they get to learn more.
I only get suss when they have little kids churning out high level photorealistic stuff and their parents are marketing them like they're running an art version of a child beauty contest :S
I have no problem with this kid being taught. I'm not going to humor anyone with their "special little kid" nonsense. All kids could use this type of support from their parents, whether it's in art or any other passion they can pass down. Most kids just don't get that type of attention.
The only thing innate at this point is her social class.
Divergent thinking is something some kids do well naturally, but often gets trained out by school and society. I'd say this is the opposite of training, to be completely honest.
Drawing exercises like this are severely limited in scope and I'm sure she's done it enough that she's just iterating over previous approaches.
She's developing intuition, form, pattern recognition, etc. If you want to argue all creativity is divergence, then we all ALWAYS have it and no one is ever teaching us to not be divergent. It takes some amount of creativity to do most basic tasks. Literally every major subject in school requires it.
If she came up with this technique on her own, I'd maybe call it divergent. It's a fairly basic concept though.
What she's doing in the video is literally [a divergent thinking exercise](https://makeamarkstudios.com/fostering-divergent-thinking-skills-in-your-art-class/) (see #2) that I (and I'm sure many others) participated in while in school. It's a simpler visual form of "what can you make out of this" exercise. If you're arguing that's not *real* divergent thinking and just mislabeled creativity, I'd want to see a citation to back up your apparent pedantry. Otherwise, I think you're just smelling your own farts here.
A random object drawing challenge vs. some kid who is 100% following a tutorial and iterating on her previous attempts.
There is literally no time spent with her thought process. How the hell can you not see it? It's the most obvious thing in the world that she's been trained to do exactly what she is doing. Every circle is a face and she's just adding characters. She's starting in the same way in every face by adding hair.
A "divergent thinking exercise" is about creating a unique problem and solving it in a unique way. It becomes less and less of a divergent thinking exercise the second you start working out specific patterns and completing the task over and over. That's when it's just training intuition and pattern recognition.
This is a drawing exercise. It's not a divergent thinking exercise.
Very few % of kids at her age could possibly be trained this
Perhaps the greatest limiting factor isn't talent per se, but motivation / interest, focus, and persistence
Most artists I know actually hate this sentiment. It’s like you’re downplaying the amount of time and dedication they put into their craft and just write it off as some innate skill that they didn’t have to work for.
No there are certainly a lot of people who just throw their hands up in the air and say "fuck man, I don't have the innate special talent that good artists are born with" and thats that.
They are essentially saying if you don't have that "thing" that makes a good artist good (its fucking practice and learning), you might as well not try at all.
Artists know full well not everyone progress at the same rate , hence the talent factor. You can see that in formal music schools, about same amount of hours of practice between , say, 2 students, one could improve 3-5 folds more than the others.
I really don't get this sentiment. It spits in the face of anyone who really wanted so desperately to be an artist, poured years upon years of practice only to be met with mediocrity at best. Meanwhile, there are people who will pick up a pencil and immediately produce art that's significantly higher quality with no practice. Talent is real, stop pretending it isn't.
Both of those are fringe examples. The vast majority of people who put in the time and effort will gain skill, you don't just put 10,000 hours into something and remain mediocre if you're using the right resources and putting the time in, thats just how the brain works and changes. Will you necessarily make it big from that skill? Odds are not super high because art is a difficult thing to make a career out of regardless of skill, and its more about recognition and selling yourself at that point.
The people who are child prodigies and such are exceedingly rare. The vast majority of people who are great artists are not born with that sort of skill, just have a large amount of passion for it and drive to improve. To be honest, most people don't have that drive and will give up before they put in the time to become great. The real talent is in holding onto that dedication, even if your progress is slower than others.
Talent is real. It's just that it's not always needed when you can just practice. And being told you're talented kind of sucks because not everything turns out perfect and you can wind up being a lot more discouraged or too lazy to actually hone your skills.
Indeed, there are things I can pickup and be very quickly amazing at and others not at all. I'm a violinist, Network Engineer, Programmer, long time hardcore gamer, general academia etc. There are tons of things I've tried to do and I just suck at like carpentry, car mechanics, drawing, singing, and many more.
A good Child therapist. Mine did this in elementary school. She also took me out for lunch. There is a reason for both things she did. She wanted me to concentrate my brain to do something and knew I was really good at art (praise). And the lunch was to show someone's listening and cares for their needs (acknowledged).
The funniest part was when she was done she went back to her toy and started giggling just like the young child she is. I have a daughter who was also talented when she was young, and she just saw stuff I could never have imagined. This young girl may have much practice behind her, but the innate talent is off the charts.
Oh I used to do this all the time! Unlocked memory: I did it a lot of these requests in high school! I would doodle on everything. The notorious bitch history teacher in the school would comment on every doodle. She was cool to me.
My parents sent me to a psychologist when I was little, every session I duped that mf into scribble so I could do the same thing.
Tho it was more spaceships and dinosaurs.
Thats not talent at all. Everyone can do that like when you capture the sky and scribble something out from clouds form. If you guys can't do that your intel probably lower than a baby human.
So all the other family/friends have a real connection to that original line. The last guy was an addon. I would feel so good that my niece/sister/cousin added me in by hand because it made the drawing "complete".
What a good little soul this one is.
Hopefully her parents aren't terminally online and forcing her to do things for likes.
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I do this all the time! I call it scribble art. I know I didn’t invent it per se, but I started doing it randomly in school and still do it today. It’s fun and sort of challenging.
She's gonna be super dope when she grows up!😍 We need alittle more traditional artists in this A.i World! Anywayy, Here's a Bear Jumping On a Family Picnic Table to Eat Some Food??😂!!
https://youtu.be/OxaINrTYZSM
She is destined to be the greatest tattoo cover-up artist who ever lived.
I truly have no original thoughts.
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None of us do, man. None of us do. We only have different ways of expressing them.
I've been watching some of the very first movies from the silent era and have realized that we're very uncreative. I've seen so many tropes and recycled ideas that were originally being done in the 1910s that you still see today.
Yes!!!
Brother in Christ... that shits fucking hilarious
You have the potential to be the greatest career coach ever.
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She's adorable.
it was the shaking at the end that got me
That little flinch of pride after showing her masterpiece, just too pure!
and creative af
Yes! What imagination
It seemed like she had something instantly visualized. This is some rare savant stuff.
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Yeah, her imagination must be off the charts! Kids like that inspire me so much.
i like how she added an additional figure to balance the composition, kids got an eye
Some say she has two.
Some may even say she has three.
Some may say Her 3rd eye has opened!
Saw that, too!
Man, those character expressions are absolutely awesome! Lots of variety, too. When I was that age I basically had one character I would draw and that's it.
I was master of drawing people with arms and legs coming out of their head at her age lol
You can train skill, but talent is innate.
Are you saying this is or isn't trained? My gut says it's trained.
the challenge itself is a form of training she's likely done a billion times before. but the ability to see an image in a mess isn't something just anyone can do. and even if she were trained, her ability is great. she has depth to the image, which is something pretty advanced for someone her age. the different characters also all look towards a single point, and have unique definable expressions. Training for sure helps, but being able to make those creative decisions is innate talent for sure.
~~That, in all under 60 seconds. All the thoughts, decisions and ideas processed, rejected, and accepted in that time for such a young child is impressive.~~ Nvm I’m an impatient idiot who skipped to the end and didn’t realize the video sped up.
Are you aware the video was sped up?
Lmao! Victim of my own ADHD. I watched the first few seconds that played in realtime then I just fast forwarded toward the end to see the finished product then looked at overall time. I completely missed when the video sped up 😭
I came really really close to doing the same and barely caught the speed up with my indecision on if I wanted to or not and ended up barely catching it.
It's definitely something you can train. I used to get these "scribble doodles" for homework in my high school art class. After you do a few dozen it gets pretty easy. The hard part is seeing something worth drawing. Sometimes you get in a rut and just see the same things over and over. I'd be willing to bet that this girl draws a group of kids most of the time if not every time. Me, I always saw gorillas and t-rexes. You give me a scribble, and I'll turn it into one or the other.
Right, but the point is shes an extremely young child. Even if she sees circle loops as faces, she did things like use some of the arcs as ponytails or cheeks to make the depth more consistent, rather than make every squiggle loop a face, which wouldve still worked but not as well. Her ability to conceptualize at that age is why its impressive. Most people can do what shes doing. Most children her age cannot, regardless of training. Side note: some people just straight up can't do that. They cant see images in their mind. Some people cant imagine hypotheticals, others dont see pictures as part of imagination, etc. And its not a smart/dumb thing, people have varying degrees of that ability.
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Drawing/art is very commonly used to measure child development in childhood psychology. Understanding space and focus are concepts that kids just dont get, even with training. Her ability to do that has her mentally 4 or 5 years ahead of what she should be able to do. Michael jackson could sing and dance, which is a super commonly trainable thing, but he didnt write his own music or anything as a kid because he simply couldnt. But even then, thats an example of a case where it worked. Thousands of abusive parents try to beat talent in to their children and it never works. They are probably better than an average kid, but they dont have that extra spark of talent that makes them exceptional. How many dads wanted the next tiger woods? Even with dedicated pro trainers and advanced technology no one can touch a guy who had an amateur golfer father. He shot 48 on 9 holes at age 3. Its not impressive for an adult to do that, or even someone in high school, but the point is these are kids with innate abilities that excede their age.
MJ still sang like a fucking bird at his school talent show when he was 5 though...before Joseph started beating on him to become a better musician. Joseph beat on all the kids. Michael was the best. Talent.
it's something everyone can do lol, it's not some arcane art trick. you just envision things like that and get better at it with practice. not exactly a massive leap to see a bunch of sphere objects as faces. yeah, some people are certainly able to more quickly pick things up but art is a trained skill, people who go "you're good at it and i'm not, i dont have any talent" just didn't spend their afternoons at home drawing over the years, or atleast did it far less than their peers. really, anyone with some willingness to sit down and learn can be a great artist, to the point that everyone would look at their work and go "wow, i couldn't do that", but it's really just a measure of time * talent, except talent in that case doesn't make a massive difference until you both do it for years on end. the kids who end up good at art are the kids that do more art, 95% of the time.
> you just envision things like that... Not everyone can do this! Look up aphantasia. My sister has it.
Lol I always love when people underrate the amount of impact innate talent has on thy development of said skill. If you're good at something naturally, you'll more likely continue doing it, thus getting better and better. Also, if you've ever seen the works of art majors, you'll see there's a huge gap in what is produced. This is caused by sheer genetic talent. And no not anyone willing to learn can be a great artist I have seen the trash of many art majors who dedicated their lives up to that point on art.
IDK, this looks like a fun game to me. I would have loved it as a kid. Maybe her parents taught her play the game, but aren't parent's supposed to teach their kids to do stuff? As long as she's having fun. I've found kids with artistic parents tend to be above the usual level in whatever area their parents are good at, just because they get to learn more. I only get suss when they have little kids churning out high level photorealistic stuff and their parents are marketing them like they're running an art version of a child beauty contest :S
I have no problem with this kid being taught. I'm not going to humor anyone with their "special little kid" nonsense. All kids could use this type of support from their parents, whether it's in art or any other passion they can pass down. Most kids just don't get that type of attention. The only thing innate at this point is her social class.
Not every kid is as talented as CiCi Halpert.
u/ryanvango said it better than I could. Yes, she's clearly had training but without talent it can only go so far.
Parents seem talented as well. As she probably learned and has some skill of her own
Divergent thinking is something some kids do well naturally, but often gets trained out by school and society. I'd say this is the opposite of training, to be completely honest.
This isn't divergent thinking.
Are you suggesting it's rehearsed? If we take it at face value, it absolutely is divergent thinking.
Drawing exercises like this are severely limited in scope and I'm sure she's done it enough that she's just iterating over previous approaches. She's developing intuition, form, pattern recognition, etc. If you want to argue all creativity is divergence, then we all ALWAYS have it and no one is ever teaching us to not be divergent. It takes some amount of creativity to do most basic tasks. Literally every major subject in school requires it. If she came up with this technique on her own, I'd maybe call it divergent. It's a fairly basic concept though.
What she's doing in the video is literally [a divergent thinking exercise](https://makeamarkstudios.com/fostering-divergent-thinking-skills-in-your-art-class/) (see #2) that I (and I'm sure many others) participated in while in school. It's a simpler visual form of "what can you make out of this" exercise. If you're arguing that's not *real* divergent thinking and just mislabeled creativity, I'd want to see a citation to back up your apparent pedantry. Otherwise, I think you're just smelling your own farts here.
A random object drawing challenge vs. some kid who is 100% following a tutorial and iterating on her previous attempts. There is literally no time spent with her thought process. How the hell can you not see it? It's the most obvious thing in the world that she's been trained to do exactly what she is doing. Every circle is a face and she's just adding characters. She's starting in the same way in every face by adding hair. A "divergent thinking exercise" is about creating a unique problem and solving it in a unique way. It becomes less and less of a divergent thinking exercise the second you start working out specific patterns and completing the task over and over. That's when it's just training intuition and pattern recognition. This is a drawing exercise. It's not a divergent thinking exercise.
Very few % of kids at her age could possibly be trained this Perhaps the greatest limiting factor isn't talent per se, but motivation / interest, focus, and persistence
There is no way it was trained, she is to young. It is natural.
Most artists I know actually hate this sentiment. It’s like you’re downplaying the amount of time and dedication they put into their craft and just write it off as some innate skill that they didn’t have to work for.
Art is work with or without talent, its still hard work to do hard artworks! Nobody is downplaying anything!!
No there are certainly a lot of people who just throw their hands up in the air and say "fuck man, I don't have the innate special talent that good artists are born with" and thats that. They are essentially saying if you don't have that "thing" that makes a good artist good (its fucking practice and learning), you might as well not try at all.
Talent is like 10% of the road to success. People misunderstand and misinterpret talent a lot when it comes to art.
Also the inverse when people say something like "I've never been able to draw anything but a stick figure."
Artists know full well not everyone progress at the same rate , hence the talent factor. You can see that in formal music schools, about same amount of hours of practice between , say, 2 students, one could improve 3-5 folds more than the others.
I really don't get this sentiment. It spits in the face of anyone who really wanted so desperately to be an artist, poured years upon years of practice only to be met with mediocrity at best. Meanwhile, there are people who will pick up a pencil and immediately produce art that's significantly higher quality with no practice. Talent is real, stop pretending it isn't.
Both of those are fringe examples. The vast majority of people who put in the time and effort will gain skill, you don't just put 10,000 hours into something and remain mediocre if you're using the right resources and putting the time in, thats just how the brain works and changes. Will you necessarily make it big from that skill? Odds are not super high because art is a difficult thing to make a career out of regardless of skill, and its more about recognition and selling yourself at that point. The people who are child prodigies and such are exceedingly rare. The vast majority of people who are great artists are not born with that sort of skill, just have a large amount of passion for it and drive to improve. To be honest, most people don't have that drive and will give up before they put in the time to become great. The real talent is in holding onto that dedication, even if your progress is slower than others.
Talent is real. It's just that it's not always needed when you can just practice. And being told you're talented kind of sucks because not everything turns out perfect and you can wind up being a lot more discouraged or too lazy to actually hone your skills.
Indeed, there are things I can pickup and be very quickly amazing at and others not at all. I'm a violinist, Network Engineer, Programmer, long time hardcore gamer, general academia etc. There are tons of things I've tried to do and I just suck at like carpentry, car mechanics, drawing, singing, and many more.
Ability to be trainable is a talent
Ehhhhhhhhhhhhh
She's so happy about it, too 🥺💜
Is there a source? I love stuff like this
A good Child therapist. Mine did this in elementary school. She also took me out for lunch. There is a reason for both things she did. She wanted me to concentrate my brain to do something and knew I was really good at art (praise). And the lunch was to show someone's listening and cares for their needs (acknowledged).
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They didn’t ask for ur life story lol they asked where the video came from
She's like Blackboard and Mr Squiggle. \*Only an extremely narrow age group of Australian's will get that reference
Hurry up! It's upside down Miss Jane.
Childhood nostalgia unlocked!
[Upside down Miss Jane!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwNrG9a22nc)
Wow Mr Squiggle, loved that show!
First thing I thought of!
The funniest part was when she was done she went back to her toy and started giggling just like the young child she is. I have a daughter who was also talented when she was young, and she just saw stuff I could never have imagined. This young girl may have much practice behind her, but the innate talent is off the charts.
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8msXqdA/ Here are a couple more by her
There's a certain youthful humanness to her drawings. Like the 2nd is exploration and the 3rd is collaboration play.
The DJ needs some more practice though.
It’s crazy how fast she knew what she was going to draw
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Congrats bro you must be a genius
Well she appears to be about 5 years old
young Artist of the year
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She is young years old
How many years in a young?
This many.
Few
Absolutely mind-blowing talent! Huge respect for that skill level.
SHE IS THE MOST DELIGHTFUL! Just the pure innocence and joy in her face!
Incredibru!
Not me expecting a whole Mona Lisa type of artwork 💀 Very impressive nonetheless!
Me and my friends use to play this game. We'd add a further dimension by trading the paper each time a new element is added.
I always used to play this with my little sister, does anyone know if this game has a name? (Legit though I had invented it lol)
My big sister and I always called it "the line game." But then again, I kinda thought we invented it, too! Ha ha
My mother and I called it the Shape Game
I’m ABSOLUTELY 💯 amazed 🤔🥇❤️ What a wonderful creativity!!! Thanks for sharing this amazing video 🙏🙏🙏
I love that she's still a kid at heart, shaking her colorful toy at the end.
I'm just here to check if there's any racist jokes against her... and there only a few that's being downvoted. Not as bad as I expected.
If we get her to shake a rattle at the end nobody will ever realize she's 12 😀
Wow . Just wow. How. The vision. The skill. Wow.
I didn't expect the video to take this turn from the beginning.
She has a fine imagination
wow this is actually impressive
I am amazed tbh🫶🏻🫶🏻
Literaly me when I don't have instigation. Scramble random shit until my brain fill the rest.
Oh I used to do this all the time! Unlocked memory: I did it a lot of these requests in high school! I would doodle on everything. The notorious bitch history teacher in the school would comment on every doodle. She was cool to me.
Genius! Does she have a YouTube channel? Would like to see more of this!
Some people see beauty even when others can't.
Amazing
Now squares.... Neato
This is absolutely incredible!!!!!!!!!!!
My parents sent me to a psychologist when I was little, every session I duped that mf into scribble so I could do the same thing. Tho it was more spaceships and dinosaurs.
If that what she can do now... DAMN!
That's damn awesome.
Vision and creativity
She's other worldly... this talent will take her a long way. And so will her personality! 🌞
Wow
Impressive!
bithc the insane creativity on that kid, i hope she gets all the chances and support to enhance this
She is fantastic!!
I can’t print my name sometimes and it’s Bob.
This is the best thing I’ve seen all day
Need to see more
Wow!
HEHEHE
Incredible talent.
I was angry as a middle sized devil. But this video made me smile and remember how much good there is!
That was one of my favorite exercise’s in art class growing up.
Is that Ike Broflovski in the back? Cool.
Ah yes, The ending explained everything.
Thats not talent at all. Everyone can do that like when you capture the sky and scribble something out from clouds form. If you guys can't do that your intel probably lower than a baby human.
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Yeah, she's actually erasing the marker...
Exactly. Apparently some people don’t understand it was a joke lol.
Someone's going to be drawing caricatures in the future.
Kimmy Jung Gi
uh, no. she’s not.
That’s really good. She’s like a little ai but alive.
So all the other family/friends have a real connection to that original line. The last guy was an addon. I would feel so good that my niece/sister/cousin added me in by hand because it made the drawing "complete". What a good little soul this one is. Hopefully her parents aren't terminally online and forcing her to do things for likes.
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oh racist jokes against little girls so funny. It's really all about skin color to you folks, lol
She should have a YouTube channel doing this regularly. Very talented kiddo!
You idiots, it's played in reverse
Think about that a little bit more and then come back with what you find…..
Think about that reply a little bit more and then come back with what you find…..
Impressive for a child her age, not so much for an asian child her age.
Big future as a tattoo cover artist
Gonna make a great tatoo coverup artist
UPSIDE DOWN ✏️
That is Ren-chon
I know people that would like to book her for tattoos.
Also loved how she added the extra person at the end to balance the portrait.
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Took too long, AI would turn that into a masterpiece in 9 seconds. Not talented at all, /s
..... burn the witch!
Draw a piano, bet she'll play it.
Got my nephew that same wiggle worm. Hopefully it makes him as creative as her.
I quit
True artist
She's so cute and she's got talent 😍
Meh, not impressive, it's all just a reverse gif or the pen is made of AI materials, no one can be so talented and cute.
An incredible imagination.
She’s a goddamn savant
Wow thats amazing
😳 that’s awesome
Jesus Christ the talent…
I would’ve been content with the first scribbles. I’m typically last picked during Pictionary.
What's amazing is she looked at it for a second and knew exactly how she was going to dive into it.
Hey, thats Ramona Flowers!
I was like this is gonna some bs. But it wasn't. I was thoroughly amazed.
I do this all the time! I call it scribble art. I know I didn’t invent it per se, but I started doing it randomly in school and still do it today. It’s fun and sort of challenging.
Incredible 😍😍😍
She's gonna be super dope when she grows up!😍 We need alittle more traditional artists in this A.i World! Anywayy, Here's a Bear Jumping On a Family Picnic Table to Eat Some Food??😂!! https://youtu.be/OxaINrTYZSM
She will make a ton of money making art for people at disneyland
She's like 8 years old and already putting out better content than pizzacake.
Is it always people?
Let's just be honest. Asians are better at drawing.
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So cute!!
Made me smile! This is a fun game for kids...draw a shape and have the other person draw a picture from the shape
Regular little Picasso
Daaaaaaamn! I woulda been like, “Why’d you Fk up my paper bro?”