Tablets and drawing programs.

Listen.

I'm not going to assume who you are. I'm not going to assume how old you are. I'm not going to assume what it is to you that you've got to draw her a birthday card or why it matters to you that you feel it's got to be drawn for her.

And I'm not going to give you suggestions on what else you should do or give you my two cents about my idea of a good birthday present (because quite frankly that kind of discussion belongs in community commons).

You're probably being vague for a reason, and I can understand that.

But I will tell you that for everything I know about art, If you don't know how to draw it to your satisfaction now, you won't be able to draw to your satisfaction in six months. You sound like a humble guy, and a humble artist is never satisfied with his work.

But for what it's worth, it's the intention that matters the most anyway.

If you want to charge ahead with this plan, I say, the best of luck to you. Just know the kind of work you're getting yourself into.

Jam it back in, in the dark.