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Discover what's in the deep, dark depths of the ocean with this Art Attack!
You will need:
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To create an underwater city, you'll need a dark blue wax crayon. Just think "Ancient Roman Ruins"! |
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Start by drawing some tall columns, like the ones you see in pictures of ancient Rome or Greece. |
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They usually sit on a base... |
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...draw another on the other side of the picture... |
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...then think of other long lost ruins. How about a statue, on a plinth? |
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Add in some other ruins in the background... |
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...and other bits and pieces that have fallen down over the years. |
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Now draw in a few fish! |
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And don't forget seaweed and rocks. |
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Finally, take a white wax crayon, and draw dashes, white streaks and dots for bubbles, across the picture. |
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Finish off by mixing some light blue watercolour paint with water, and brush it across the picture... |
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...like this! |
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The white wax crayon shows through, and the rest of the wax resists the water colour. |
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While the paint is still wet, take a tissue and streak downwards, to represent shafts of sunlight coming from the surface, down through the water. |
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Finally, brush in some darker colour into some of the underwater shapes. You don't need to be perfect with this. |
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And there's a mysterious Underwater City. Try it yourself! |
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