EST 2017
Dragons breathe fire and whales spurt water. But today is opposites day! Draw water spraying from the dragon’s mouth and fire shooting up from the whale’s blowhole. Then color in the creatures.
Try to recreate the images of whale and dragon in your sketchbook. Or you can use link below for a printable version of both.
Chinese artist Al Weiwei once filled the floor of a whole room in an art gallery with millions of porcelain sunflower seeds. He chose sunflower seeds because they reminded him of his country and his childhood. What object would you pick? Draw the object and explain what it means to you.
Using colored markers, fill in the three eggs. Add patterns, stripes, and spots. Make each one unique.
Draw the eggs into your next sketchbook sheet or use the printable below.
Imagine you’ve written a book. Write the title and design the cover. Make sure your design reflects what the book is about.
Draw your own book and cover in your sketch book, or use the link below for a printable version.
Did you dream anything last night? Or have any daydreams today? Using a black marker, draw what you remember in this space.
Pick an object to draw. Now set a timer for five minutes and use a pencil to draw the object in as much detail as you can. Stop when the timer goes off.
Don’t have anything near to draw? Try and see if you can draw these cherries in 5 mins or les..
Make a list of all the green things you’ve seen today.
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Draw a cat on this rug. Think about its stance. Is it sleeping, or maybe getting ready to pounce?
Clink link below for a printable version of the rug seen here.
Cut out a small flower petal shape from a scrap of paper. Trace around it to create petals on the flower stem below. Add color with markers.
Print a flower stem below if you need some help getting started or draw your own.
Create a rocket ship that you’ll fly to the moon. Draw it with a black marker and use crayons for color.
