The lead researcher, quoted in TFA:<p>"The correlation is moderate, so our findings are interesting, but it does not mean that parents should worry if their child draws badly.<p>"Drawing ability does not determine intelligence, there are countless factors, both genetic and environmental, which affect intelligence in later life."
Wow, what a non-story. The article describes an IQ test in use for roughly the last 100 years. Then they profess surprise that children's IQ, measured at age 4, is a predictor for their IQ measured at age 14.<p>That's basically the entirety of the 338-word article.