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Here's a scratchy way to draw pictures.
You will need:
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Rub a thick layer of white oil pastel onto a piece of black paper. Make sure that you completely cover it - no gaps allowed! |
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Next, draw onto it with something pointed. You can use a plastic fork, knife or spoon, cocktail sticks or an old ballpoint pen that's run out. Neil's using a plastic knife. |
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Just draw in the same way you would with a pen or pencil. |
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The plastic knife scratches away the oil pastel to reveal the black paper underneath! |
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The harder you scratch - the darker the lines. |
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For wispy lines, just scratch lightly. |
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If you make a mistake, you can easily cover it up by rubbing on some more oil pastel. |
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Then just carry on and scratch again. |
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To scratch away bigger areas, use something thicker. Here, Neil's using a spoon. |
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Try it yourself! |