Happy cheerleader drawing

What an impressive drawing. It's quite wonderful and the beauty in this young cheerleader's movement as depicted by this young artist is beyond excellent. The drawing much as the cheerleader is jumping off the page, her happy, expression, waving her pom poms, her hair moving with the cheer, and her uniform detailing her high jump as she cheers on her team! I love the hair, the colors are so well done as they are used both in the background and the young cheerleader herself. Takes me back to school when I cheered. This artist is definitely devoted to all things detail and captures the essence of her character. I love hiw she draws one into her creative process, no pun intended. It’s as if she's cheering you on to have fun, enjoy and have a grwt day! It's a very well done example of being able to use the same colors in both the forefront with the cheering young cheerleader and the background. It's an adorable drawing and I would love to see it in a children's book! My youngest daughter would love it! I love it and it makes me happy and brings a smile to my face! Definitely a promising young artist!

Oh, I agree completely. I love everything about it as well. Now, obviously, being a lad, I never cheered at school, but the scene was quite popular and everybody wanted to become one or be with one. Yeah, I definitely got that vibe from it as well. Her drawings always make me so happy. They all put a smile on my face and make me feel at ease. This artiste will be an amazing illustrator someday. I feel it with every fibre of my being and it's proven time and again every time she draws more beautiful creations. She is a ray of light that naught can extinguish.

Gorgeous work by a gorgeous woman. She never fails to impress me. I, too, drew a picture today, but it almost feels insulting to even mention it under this masterpiece. Such a simple piece, but there's so much going on here. The energy in her jump is so well-captured, as if she's not only practicing a routine, but doing this for fun as well. The motion on her skirt as well as the positioning of her legs mid-jump, is definitely worth taking note of, and it would be so easy to imagine the lightness of the pom-poms and her hair bouncing as part of an animation. The joyous look on her face makes me think she may be reciting a chant. I love how the backdrop, despite utilising the same colours as her uniform, is slightly subdued in order to make our cheery cheerleader stand out. Even when drawing concepts most would easily look past or consider a mundane or juvenile aspect of life, she still manages to hone in on it as if it is something special and capture the essence of everything that makes it unique. Sure, unless you are either a sports fan or in high school, you may not think about or even see cheerleaders all the time, but regardless of that, this artist recognizes that we all share some of the same human experiences and shines light on those vague memories and ideas that lie in the backs of our minds and bring them to the forefront, and not only does she just make you remember, "oh, yeah, cheerleaders," it's almost as if all of her art, even when she draws more macabre characters, is laced with a sense of youthful optimism, highlighting every chosen topic and choosing to focus on the coolest and most interesting parts of it, almost making her audience feel as if it's their first time truly focusing on the topic at hand, even if it's something familiar. She could draw anything you could think of, even something you'd consider boring or anything that one wouldn't think about long enough to even consider making art of, and it'd seem so truly captivating and interesting, as if every subject to her is equally exciting and novel. This is why we should never look down on younger artists. Even if their experiences and interests may be different from our own, anyone with a lick of open-mindedness or common knowledge could, even if for a moment, be capable of imagining the world through her eyes just from seeing her creations, and that is no small feat. Meanwhile, yours truly can't even draw a cat in a bloody hat and make it look decent. I'm in awe, as always.