I think the earlier a child starts drawing, the better. Even little kids, like two or three years old, can pick up a crayon and start making marks. It helps them use their hands and fingers, and it’s a fun way to be creative. Plus, drawing at a young age can help their brains develop and improve their hand-eye coordination.

I think primary school age, like six or seven, is a good time for kids to learn drawing. At this age, they can pay attention for longer and follow instructions better. Schools usually start art classes around this time, so it’s a natural point to begin learning basic drawing techniques and expressing themselves more clearly.

Honestly, I think any age is fine for learning to draw. Some people only discover they love art when they’re older, and that’s totally okay. Drawing can be a relaxing hobby no matter how old you are. What really matters is whether you’re interested, not how old you are when you start.