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A BOX OF CRAYONS by Eileen Urbanski
COFFEE CAN DRUM by Geoff Slate

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Buffalo Hidesby Anne Pietropola

Huichol Yarn Painting By Todd Johnson
Modern Day Mona Lisa
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Excerpt from Art Smart
Page 66 Activity 8
Drawing #1: Learned to draw in Kindergarten. Stopped drawing in 3rd or 5th grade when Art Masters program stopped. Used slits as eyes and different shapes to create a body. Used the 5 different types of lines to create arms, legs, and curly hair. Also used a curly line and a circle to create a balloon.
Drawing #2: Learned to draw in Preschool. Stopped drawing in 6th or 7th grade. Used side angles to create a peripheral view. Also used directional line changes to make the figure appear to be crawling. Figure does not have clothing.
Drawing #3: Learned to draw in Preschool. Drew until senior year of High School. Still doodles. Most advanced of the three drawings. Used entire space given. Figure has realistic eyes, nose, lips, and hands. Feet are not proportional to body.
2. Focus Activity



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