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Ivanka Trump has shown off some of her artistic skills in a new Instagram post, adding to her roster of abilities. The daughter of President Donald Trump has had a busy summer, attending the wedding of Lauren Sanchez and Jeff Bezos, and a retreat attended by some of the leading tech moguls in the country. She now appears to be enjoying a break by practicing some relaxing artistic activities.
Earlier this week, Ivanka shared an inside look at her summer, which, against expectations, isn't being spent on the beach. The images show her enjoying the countryside, sharing photos of a white horse in a green field.
The moment appears to have struck Ivanka creatively, with the following Instagram story showing a sketch of a horse that she appears to have drafted herself. The image was done on a canvas, with the sketch done with brown paint.
The canvas is in a wooden and rustic room, with some paints, a brush, and a cup filled with water on the side. Ivanka didn't provide more information, but the post suggests she did the artwork herself. It's a part of Ivanka's recent approach to art; in past months, the businesswoman has shared many poetic captions and carefully tailored photos in her posts, suggesting that she's dabbling in different creative pursuits.
Ivanka's reflections this 4th of July
This 4th of July, Ivanka celebrated by sharing some artistic photos of her daughter Arabella. In the post's caption, Ivanka shared some of her thoughts as she went on an evening walk with her daughter to catch the sunset.
"Yesterday marked the halfway point of 2025 and it’s the perfect moment to pause and reflect — not to chase perfection, but to honor our progress (even the imperfect kind)," she wrote, encouraging her followers to think back on their relationships and all that they'd been through over the past year.
"Let’s celebrate independence, and also intention —choosing to live the rest of the year with purpose, joy, integrity, and courage. Here’s to the rest of 2025: may it be full of growth, gratitude, and grace!"