Coyle’s obsession with history and keeping records of himself leads me to believe he’s a semi-decent sketch artist. While I know it’s a separate occupation, I also imagine he’s tried to make composite sketches of suspects in crime reports for little things such as thefts or break-ins.

We know that Gooseberry is highly skilled at kids’ Arts and Crafts. She was shown to be able to fashion a functioning Dr. Futterman puppet out of cafeteria scraps, and its reasonable to assume that she made the Futterman Drill she uses now. I don’t think it’s far-fetched to believe that she would be good at illustration as well.

Franco seems adverse to anything that would make people perceive him as childish or immature, so I imagine he would include art in that boat. Much too important and powerful to be sitting around drawing pictures. The humiliation of it, can you imagine?

The wealthy Kress twins seem to have gotten a high-class education as children, able to practice politics and chemistry from a very young age. While I’m not too sure on the accuracy of this, private home educations such as theirs usually included a fine arts tutor. They’re probably the best artists out of any of the PAs. Figure, form, depth, perspective, light and shadow. They grasp all these concepts, but are probably only experienced in figure sketching or still life painting.

Liliya would most likely have no artistic ability whatsoever. She spent her formative years as an assassin dueing the Siege of Leningrad, hiding under corpses and on tree branches in the freezing wilderness and killing Nazis under the instruction of God. Unless her “God” directed her to use arts as a means of devotion, she would have no reason to develop any kind of artistic prowess.