With this Art Attack you'll find out how to draw things in the moonlight. You will need: Chalk Black Paper

First, draw a circle using white chalk. This will be the moon

Use a finger to smudge the moon a little, then add in some chalk semicircles around it. These represent clouds. Smudge them too.

Next, draw a few lines onto the clouds, to give them definition.

Then draw the outlines of whatever is in your picture, use the smudged moon as a guide to what the light will be shinning on. Neil drew a night-time city scene.

If there are objects in your picture, try to draw them lightly and don't smudge them as much as the moon.

Things that have their own light - like a street lamp - need smudging in the direction their light shines.

If you draw a city scene like Neil, don't forget that at night there would stil be some lights on... but not all of them!

So use a piece of yellow chalk to represent the lights that are on, to give them a tinge of colour.

Smudge those lights gently to complete a perfect moonlit picture. Try it yourself!