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Step 1: Draw three circles. One each for the head, shoulders, and hip. This should put it into the pose you desire for the cat. Remember to draw lines in the head to angle the face the way you desire.
Step 2: Outline the circles as well as drawing ears. Draw the front legs. Also draw a line to represent the tail.
Step 3: Erase the circles and add details such as the face. Draw the back legs and remember to finish the tail.
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while prepping the grill I asked my daughter what she thought I should Draw. "Draw the fire!"
My son is bothered by the wind blown fire, he feels it should be burning up and not to the side.
-Back deck
-Jacksonville, FL
PNCA presents The Big Draw. October 25, 2014. The Big Draw includes activities for ages 4-99 including drawing with pencils and pastels, with vegetable colors and threads and drawing as observation and as performance. As the event unfolds, our individual and collaborative drawings will intersect our Campus Commons in myriad lines and shapes. Come and reframe the expectations of drawing with your mark-making at The Big Draw.
The 2014 Big Draw will run from October 1st to November 2nd across the UK and in twenty other countries, with 280,000 people expected to join in over 1000+ events. The Big Draw offers thousands of enjoyable drawing activities, which connect people of all ages with museums, outdoor spaces, artists, designers, illustrators - and each other. These events are for those who love to draw, as well as for those who think they can’t!
At PNCA, in addition to traditional drawing materials, join us for non-traditional mark-making including 3D drawing, Giant Crayons drawing, needle & thread images, drawings that move, and our event’s centerpiece, the Big World Drawing. There will also be a Zine Factory hosted by Sarah Wolf Newlands’ Freshman Inquiry classes, “Work of Art,” from Portland State University.
Photographs by Matthew Gaston.
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On Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010, Huntington visitors took part in a unique communal art project that celebrated the act of drawing. Nature provided the drafting materials for this wonderfully organic work of art. For details and more photos, see our Big Draw set.
The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Garden.
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On Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010, Huntington visitors took part in a unique communal art project that celebrated the act of drawing. Nature provided the drafting materials for this wonderfully organic work of art. For details and more photos, see our Big Draw set.
The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Garden.
All rights reserved.
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lápiz, fibra y microfibra sobre papel-20 x25 cm-2014- obra seleccionada en el salón de pequeño formato de Gral pico- la Pampa
Oakland's regular Friday Nights party draws out my photographic sensibility because there is a range of emotions it opens to capture with a camera. The outdoor amphitheater always challenges my technical skills as I like to shoot low light situations without flash.
This shot says tons about desire self-control. Her look tell us that the wand is the object of her desire. It reflects the internal conversation we must have to not act on what we most want even in childhood. It is framed by another kind of desire expressed through dancing.
*** See more of my photography collection at www.oaklandphotojournal.com ***
--JMG
Choose your team and build your own DoodleBot!
Building and drawing activity for families is suitable for young ages through to adults.
DoodleBots are small drawing robots supported on pens that scuttle around leaving random patterns behind them.
Each participant will get to take home their DoodleBot at the end of the session.
Session devised and delivered by: Patrick Fenner
This activity is part of the Big Draw.
Image credit: John O'Shea
What's in your draws, draws, clutter, alien (in hiding) sparklers, Dunhill watch, calculator, free post cards, recycled pink tissue paper, coasters with sheep on, sewing kit!, posh wine bag, calligraphy set, ball of string
On Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010, Huntington visitors took part in a unique communal art project that celebrated the act of drawing. Nature provided the drafting materials for this wonderfully organic work of art. For details and more photos, see our Big Draw set.
The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Garden.
All rights reserved.
Choose your team and build your own DoodleBot!
Building and drawing activity for families is suitable for young ages through to adults.
DoodleBots are small drawing robots supported on pens that scuttle around leaving random patterns behind them.
Each participant will get to take home their DoodleBot at the end of the session.
Session devised and delivered by: Patrick Fenner
This activity is part of the Big Draw.
Image credit: John O'Shea