This dream may symbolize your desire for recognition and success in your creative pursuits. The drawing contest represents a challenge or competition in your waking life, and your aunt’s encouragement to participate may suggest that you have a supportive figure in your life who believes in your talents. The four people in the dream, including the one boy you know in real life, may represent different aspects of yourself or different influences in your life. The fact that the boy is good at chess and wise may symbolize your own intelligence and strategic thinking. The three girls may represent different qualities or traits, with your aunt representing guidance and familiarity, the second girl representing a familiar but forgotten aspect of yourself, and the third girl representing a new and unfamiliar influence. The fact that you and the boy are drawing the same thing may suggest a shared goal or similar approach to the challenge, while the allied girl’s strange but beautiful drawing may symbolize a unique and unexpected perspective. The ink spill on her work may represent a mistake or obstacle in your creative process, but your immediate apology and attempt to fix it shows your sense of responsibility and desire to make things right. Your aunt’s ugly artwork may symbolize your fear of failure or disappointment, but your attempt to sugar coat your words may suggest a tendency to avoid confrontation or difficult emotions. The results of the contest may reflect your feelings of disappointment or frustration with the outcome, but also a sense of acceptance and pride in your own and your allies’ achievements. Overall, this dream may represent your inner conflicts and desires related to your creative pursuits, and the need to balance different influences and perspectives in order to achieve success.