Use the frame to make you focus on what it is that you want to draw.
Try it yourself!
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| |  | | Lightly sketch a picture on paper using pencil. |
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| |  | | Use felt tip pens to colour in different sections of the drawing. Instead of colouring in with blocks of colour, use words. |
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| |  | | Pick a word that's got something to do with what you're drawing. Keep going over and over until you've covered the whole section. |
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| |  | | Change colour and words as often as you like... |
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| |  | | ...just make the words smaller if you don't have a lot of room. |
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| |  | | The picture will soon start to take shape... |
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| |  | | ...and when you've finished, just rub out the pencil guidelines. It should look something like this. |
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| |  | | Here's a parrot coloured using the same technique... |
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| |  | | ...here's a panda, done using white pencil on black paper... |
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| |  | | ...a tiger... |
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| |  | | ...and Mr Neil Buchanan himself! Try it yourself! |
