Kim Kardashian Shared North West’s Impressive Drawings Of Kris Jenner And Psalm West Two Years After Slamming People Who Doubted Her Skills

Many social media users were left super impressed by North’s drawing — including Ice Spice herself, who reposted the TikTok to her Instagram story shortly afterward.

And this certainly isn’t the first time that North has attracted heaps of attention for her impressive artwork.

In fact, internet users went into a frenzy back in 2021 when Kim shared a remarkable oil painting that North, then 7, had done.

Many people suspected that North hadn’t actually painted the Bob Ross–style piece because of how detailed it was, and even accused Kim of lying about the entire thing.

“My daughter and her best friend have been taking a serious oil painting class where their talents and creativity are being encouraged and nurtured,” she wrote on her Instagram story.

Kim went on to blast the “grown adults” who’d doubted North’s skills and urged them to stop “embarrassing” themselves.

Fast forward to today, and Kim is once again proudly flaunting her daughter’s work.

Posting a series of North’s sketches to her Instagram stories this week, Kim shared the 9-year-old’s recognizable portraits of Kris Jenner and youngest brother, Psalm West, as well as another detailed painting.

And it’s safe to say that all of North’s drawings and paintings left Twitter users super impressed, with many praising the 9-year-old for her skills.

Speaking about the subject last February, which is when she and ex-husband Ye were at the height of their divorce, Kim revealed that North’s drawings and paintings document “everything that she goes through.”

“I love seeing the personality and the moods, and everything that she goes through and is feeling. It has really been an amazing hobby of hers,” Kim told Vogue.

Describing North as a “really, really good artist” who “loves painting,” Kim later held up a series of her works, one of which included an image of a girl surrounded by dark circles.

“Recently North stayed home and had COVID, so this is the drawing she did in her room,” Kim explained. “Maybe that was just her emo mood.”