WHOOOO is ready to draw and paint an owl on this beautiful looking Tuesday?
I have attached photos of each step, but please make sure to read through all of the directions for any additional information or creative options.
Supplies Needed: a piece of paper, pencil, eraser, crayons, watercolor paints, brushes and water
Step 1: Draw 2 circles on your paper for your owl's eyes. Notice how the circles are diagonal on your paper. That is because we are planning to have the owl peek into the COMPOSITION.
Step 2: Add a triangle shape between the circles for a beak. Add smaller circles inside the eyes for the pupils of the owl.
Step 3: Add a curve line above the eyes for the owl's head.
Step 4: Add 2 triangle shapes for ears and a curved line to create the body. Notice how the curve of the body and the curve near the top of his head both go off the paper.
Step 5: Draw a large circle behind the owl for the moon. If you want to do a crescent moon instead that is ok. It is also ok for the moon to go off the paper.
Step 6: Using a crayon of your choice (I picked blue) add zig zag lines on your owl to create texture. Press firmly with the crayon we are creating a resist.
Step 7: Pick another crayon color (I picked yellow-orange) and add lines inside your owl's eyes. Once again, press firmly with the crayon.
Step 8: Using a white crayon, add dots to create stars in the sky.
Step 9: Add horizontal or vertical lines inside your moon with a a crayon color of your choice.
Step 10: Paint your owl any way you like using watercolor paints. If you pressed hard enough with your crayon, you should be able to see the crayon pop through the paint. We call this a RESIST.
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