Subject: Three FREE Lessons on Drawing Animals!
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Date: Sat, 7 May 2016 05:15:07 +0000

Three FREE Lessons on Drawing Animals!

Enjoyable Step-by-step Lessons for Beginners!

Outline and add shading to a piglet, turtle, and mouse (by Brenda Hoddinott). 

These three lessons are FREE until Friday, May 13, 2016.

6.2.A5  Kevin Bacon (10 Pages and 12 Illustrations)

From a story book called The Three Little Pigs to television and movie stars such as Porky Pig, Babe, and Miss Piggy, pigs have been charming the hearts and minds of artists for centuries. Outline a caricature of a piglet and then add shading to capture his three-dimensional forms and spotted fur. 

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Figure 1

6.2.A4 Tuttle the Turtle (10 Pages and 26 Illustrations)

When living in a natural habitat, a box turtle’s cuisine includes such delicacies as spiders, flies, worms, crickets, grasshoppers, slugs, and snails. Yummy! Sketch a turtle’s proportions within a simple grid, outline her with neat lines, and add shading with hatching graduations. 

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Figure 2

6.2.A2 Rocky the Rodent (8 Pages and 15 Illustrations)

Draw a sweet little mouse and add shading lines to make his forms look furry and three-dimensional. The light source in this drawing originates from the upper left, which means that the shading is slightly darker on the right and lower-right sections of his body.

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Figure 3 

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