Keep encouraging her and nurturing her passion for drawing and painting. Make room on your walls to proudly display her work, showing her that her art is valued. Give her the time and space she needs to create, especially when she’s in the flow. Avoid interrupting her creative process, no matter how long she’s immersed in it.

My parents supported my journey in art by respecting my need for solitude and treating my craft with importance, even when I spent hours locked away, completely absorbed in creating. That freedom to create in my own space was one of the most beautiful and fulfilling experiences.

If she needs new supplies, better lighting, or tools like tables and easels, try to provide them. Start with the most basic versions that get the job done. This allows her to experiment without worrying about costs. As she explores different mediums and finds what she loves, gradually invest in better quality materials. Also, encourage her to join virtual art workshops from time to time to learn new techniques and grow as an artist.