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Let's have some drawing fun! |
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The drawing alphabet is a lot like a writing alphabet, but instead of combining letters into words, you combine these nine shapes into pictures. One word about supplies: first choice would be inexpensive copier paper and a pack of relatively inexpensive pencil-size markers--nothing fancy. You might also try colored pencils, crayons or chalks. Colored pencils are just right for making smaller pictures. Chalk is ideal for making bigger ones |
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| MOUSE A triangle and the letter C are all that's needed to get started drawing this critter. As in real life, these mice tend to multiply. Once you learn to draw one, you'll want to draw a bunch: big mice, little mice, mice families, even mice with dapper clothes. |
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| BIRDS Birds are fun to see flitting through the sky, digging up worms, sitting on branches--and they are fun to draw. To make a red bird, all you need are two red triangles, one orange triangle, a red circle, a red C, an eye dot and a few simple lines for legs and feet. Change the reds to blue and you've got a bluebird. Change them to brown to make a robin. It's magic! |
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| For more pictures and fun go to: DRAWING MADE SIMPLE A guide to children's drawing from FamilyFun |
| There are a lot of other fun things to do on the Family
Fun pages: FamilyFun Magazine, http://familyfun.go.com/ |
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