はじめに
どうも、Skydolphin-Mです(^^♪
今日は出かける前に時間があって
前からやってみたかった事をしました☆
それは娘と一緒にお絵描きチャレンジです♪
参考にしたのは、Xで繋がっているブロガーさん「ヤナマキ」さんのブログ記事
絵ごころブログ
です(^_-)-☆
以前こちらのブログを紹介したくて許可を得て
こちらの記事として書かせていただいてます♪
私には到底マネできない工作などを、お子さんの為に作ってあげるという
とても、素敵な方です
さて本題です
娘はパンダが好きなので、
まずはパンダに挑戦しました(*´▽｀*)
1. パンダに挑戦！
最初は丸を描き、次に目を描きいれます
4歳児の娘が真剣に見ながら、鉛筆を握ってました
途中で「目が難し～」って言いながらも最後まで頑張って完成！
腕と足の部分が、ちょっと4歳児には難しかったみたいで
個性派パンダになったけど、それがまた味のある可愛い仕上がりになりました（笑）
2. ライオンに挑戦！
次は少し難しそうなライオンの
たてがみを自分なりのアレンジでギザギザに
顏のパーツは難しかったから私の下書きをなぞりました
足を描く時に力が入り
『ビヨーン！！』と伸びてしまうアクシデントが（笑）
流石に長すぎるって事で消して
娘の手を持って二人で描いて完成
こちらのブログはアレンジもあるので描いて楽しかったようです
最後にクレヨンで色を塗ったら一気に完成度がアップ
王冠とハートも描き足して、娘オリジナルのライオンになりました
3. 番外編：新幹線も描いてみた
その他にドクターイエローなら描きやすいかな？と思い
枠だけ描いて預けてみると
ちょっと、こじんまりしてるけど
何とか見えるかな？って形になりました
『これが、おめめでぇ、これは鼻でぇ』
って言いながら描いていました( *´艸｀)
まとめ
娘と一緒にお絵描きをすると、
大人の私も一緒に夢中になって時間があっという間でした
「上手い・下手」じゃなくて、一緒に描いて楽しむことが大事やな～と改めて実感
今回参考にした「ヤナマキ」さんのブログのおかげで、
楽しい時間になりました♪
ありがとうございました☆
皆さんもぜひ、お子さんとお絵描きチャレンジしてみてくださいね
Introduction
Hello, this is Skydolphin-M (^^♪
Today, before heading out,
I had a little free time—so I finally tried something
I’d been wanting to do for a while.
That was doing a drawing challenge with my daughter!
For reference, we used a blog post by a fellow blogger
I’m connected with on X, Yanamaki from Egokoro Blog.
Egokoro Blog(original)
Egokoro Blog(translation Weblio)
I had asked permission beforehand because
I really wanted to introduce her blog here.
She’s such a wonderful creator, making crafts and projects for her kids that
I could never pull off myself. Truly inspiring!
Now, let’s get to the main part.
Since my daughter loves pandas, we started with a panda drawing.
1. Trying the Panda!
We began with a simple circle, then added the eyes.
My 4-year-old daughter held her pencil tightly, watching carefully as she followed along.
She said, “The eyes are tricky!” but kept going and finished her panda drawing.
The arms and legs were a bit tough for a 4-year-old,
so it turned into a very unique panda.
But that individuality made it even cuter—it became an adorable,
one-of-a-kind panda (laughs).
2. Trying the Lion!
Next, we moved on to the lion, which looked a bit more challenging.
She made the mane spiky with her own creative twist.
For the face, I helped by sketching the outline first, and she traced over it.
When it came to drawing the legs,
she pressed a bit too hard and the line stretched way out—“Biiiyo~n!” .
We erased it together and held the pencil hand-in-hand to fix it.
Finally, she completed her lion drawing.
Since the blog also suggested creative variations, she had a lot of fun drawing it.
Once we added crayon colors, the whole thing came to life.
She even added a crown and a heart, turning it into her very own original lion.
3. Bonus: A Train Sketch
I thought the famous yellow bullet train (Doctor Yellow)
might be easier for her to try, so
I drew the outline and let her take over.
It turned out a little small and simple,
but you could definitely tell what it was supposed to be!
As she drew, she explained,
“These are the eyes, this is the nose…” which was super cute to hear.
Conclusion
Drawing together with my daughter made me realize
how quickly time flies when you’re both so focused and having fun.
It’s not about being “good” or “bad” at drawing
—it’s about sharing the experience and enjoying it together.
Thanks to Yanamaki’s blog,
we were able to spend such a joyful time together.
Thank you so much for the inspiration!
I highly recommend trying a drawing challenge with your kids
—you might be surprised at how much fun it is!
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