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Here's an Art Attack that puts old pens, broken rulers and other old art materials to use once more!
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The chances are you've got some old or broken art materials lying around. You know the sort of thing - felt tips that have started to run out, broken rulers, and so on. |
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Well, why not put them to use again, one last time? Make a start by sketching a picture by using felt tips that are running out. |
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Alternatively, you could use old pieces of wax crayon to do this. |
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Old bits of sponge can be put to use on the picture, too - just dip into paint... |
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...and sponge gently onto the paper for a great furry texture. |
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Build up the layers by sponging on darker colours or higlights. |
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An old eraser can also be dipped into paint... |
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...to be scraped on to the picture. |
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And once again, using a lighter colour will give highlight effect. |
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A broken ruler can be dipped into paint... |
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...and flicked onto the picture. |
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If you've got a broken set square, you can use the small broken edge for drawing details. |
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Here's a look at Neil's finished picture. Not bad, eh? Try it yourself! |