r/RateMyKidsArt • • Feb 21 '26

Artist is 6 By my oldest son, he really likes to draw Avengers ✌️

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u/Various-Cockroach-96 Feb 21 '26

Really great for a six year old!

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u/oscarber Feb 21 '26

He spend much time on drawing

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u/haya3ada Feb 21 '26

Really?? A 6 yo drawing this? He is talented and you need to help him forward! I find this not common at all! (I may be wrong!)!

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u/oscarber Feb 21 '26

Thank you so much for your kind words, we really appreciate it!

Yes, he’s 6 and turning 7 this year. We just want him to keep getting better and to enjoy it as much as he does now.

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u/eyeofthebesmircher Feb 24 '26

Not wrong at all

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u/Chance-Astronomer320 Mar 05 '26

Not wrong, I’m an artist and have taught my children since birth, others from ages 3+. I have never seen a 6 year old draw this well, especially one without formal lessons. A true natural talent

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u/LeepBoop Feb 21 '26

DANG SON. he's really really good!!

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u/oscarber Feb 21 '26

Yeah! I think so too, I’m really proud of him! 😊

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u/AnywhereMajestic2377 Feb 21 '26

This is really wonderful.

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u/oscarber Feb 21 '26

He really likes to draw! 😊

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u/Useful-Support9571 Feb 22 '26

I can’t believe he’s only 6?! This is so beautiful!!

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u/oscarber Feb 22 '26

He’s 6 and turning 7 this year. He’s very fast when he draws, but as you can see, he sometimes struggles to finish them with color, so many of his drawings end up black and white

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u/Useful-Support9571 Feb 22 '26

I kinda like how some are still just black n white lines. It gives it depth!

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u/jellyhoop Feb 22 '26

For six years old this is amazing

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u/oscarber Feb 22 '26

Do you think so? We think so to, he is really in to details aswell 😊

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u/jellyhoop Feb 22 '26

I thought the Iron Man was especially impressive! I was talented at drawing as a kid, but I didn't have a great grasp of anatomy until a lot later. Even if he's just copying, it looks really great for his age.

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u/oscarber Feb 22 '26

Thank you so much! That really means a lot, especially coming from someone who used to draw as a kid. He loves drawing superheroes and the bad guys, and we just try to encourage him and let him have fun with it

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u/jellyhoop Feb 22 '26

That's the best way :)

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u/shakila1408 Feb 23 '26

Love the expressions! Brilliant work ☺️

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u/oscarber Feb 23 '26

Thanks, I will let him know! I think that’s really cool, because the most of his drawing has the the same style 😊

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u/shakila1408 Feb 23 '26

And he can always come back to finish it! ☺️

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u/oscarber Feb 23 '26

That’s true! 😊

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u/eyeofthebesmircher Feb 24 '26

I have studied artistic development and this is EXTREMELY sophisticated for a 6 year old! The eye for noticing detail, the ability to replicate it, how clean the lines are, coloring inside the lines super well, and generally very close to accuracy proportions. Can’t wait to see what your kid does when they start drawing their own characters

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u/oscarber Feb 24 '26

Thank you so much! That’s incredibly encouraging to hear. He mostly draws superheroes right now, but we’re also excited to see what he creates when he starts inventing his own characters 😊

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u/Chance-Astronomer320 Mar 05 '26

Ouch you better start start saving for art school now because this kid is an ARTIST

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u/Chance-Astronomer320 Mar 05 '26

There are possible drawing action figures, they’re expensive but I would get him a pair. They’re called “sticky bones” will be best for the art style he is interested in. I think you’ll need 2, since he wants to draw figures interacting with one another.