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You draw a big circle, then scribble some hair on top with a red crayon. Then draw two little circles where the eyes should be (blue crayon). Then make a little U in the place where a nose should be. Then draw a _ where the mouth should be. Then polka dot his face with brown crayon (freckles). Then make a little stick body below holding a broomstick and a empty money bag. Then draw some eyebrows on his face (maybe pointing down in a mad expression) and add a wand. Then draw two ears and colour them in red because his ears turned red when he was embarrassed or angry.

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To achieve a fade, start by practicing on a blank piece of paper, you will need to master the technique first, as it is the only way to gauge how much distance the colour will travel. Better to become familiar with a technique elsewhere than risk ruining a piece you have been working on.

To fade a single colour out to white - start with an intense application of your colour (at the center of your page) and as you more away from the center apply less and less pressure on your pencil until you are just barely touching the surface of the ground (paper).

Using a stump of other blending tool, draw out from the center (or most intense colour) toward the blank ground. You will be drawing the stump past the edge of the area you have coloured. Continue doing this over the entire area until the colour is no longer transferred from the stump to the ground. This should result in a good fade from colour to white.

To fade one colour into another, once again practice on a blank piece of paper (in a horizontal or landscape orientation). Place a circle of one colour on the left and one on the right.

If you are fading two primary colours together start very small. Following the instructions above work outward, decreasing the pressure on your pencil as you go. You will want to bring each colour past the center line, in such a manner as to have the two primary colours overlapping in the middle of the page.

When you start using your blending tool remember to use a different one for each colour as you do not want to "muddy" one with the other. Continue pulling colour toward the center of the page and then using a third blending tool, merge the two colours.

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Watercolour has a short drying time. It only takes minutes for the paint to dry. The time it takes for the water to dry is how long it will take for the paint to dry.

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You can try using a grid, take a picture of the toaster, Draw lines across the paper perfectly, put those lines on a bigger piece of paper(enlarging the lines) and draw square by square.

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A painting or drawing is on a flat surface. No real space.

Yet an artist can make us perceive space = implied spce.

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I would think of it as a soft box. Lightly, sketch a rough box shape, add some pockets and straps. Then, go over your lines continually refining to get the feel you want, that backpack feel.

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It provides various tools to enable you to draw and format things like shapes, text boxes and pictures.

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Anime is the animation, manga is the comics, and chibi is the over-exaggerated, super cute version.

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A jagged line is a line that makes sharp triangle shapes, like Domo's teeth, for example.

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Accented outline drawing is when you apply extra pressure to the pencil whenever a line in the drawing crosses, intersects, or changes direction.

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Well try using contrast colors (opposite of the color wheel) like yellow or green.

or try complementary colors like reds and purples.

seeing pink is normally very vibrant try not to use too much of it, or you'll loose the pop. having it layered with darker colors like darker reds and purples (NOT violet) will help.

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The two best ways to create depth in a drawing are perspective and shading. Perspective simply involves drawing an object as it would appear to you. For example, something further away would appear smaller than something right in front of you. Shading involves darkening the area in which shadow would normally fall. For a more realistic picture, focus on a light source so all areas exposed to the source would be lighter than those shadowed from it.

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Jon Burgerman started exhibiting internationally in 2001, but he probably started doing his art as a child.

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1950-1960

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This could be said of many great artists.

For instance about Henri Matisse.

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Surrealism started in Paris around 1920 and is still alive today.

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Anatomy.

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Issued for construction drawings.