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Instructions

Read each step carefully and in order. Do not skip ahead! Use a pencil so you can make corrections. Your drawing will be revealed once you have completed all the steps. Good luck!

  1. In the center of your drawing area, draw a large, vertically oriented oval. The bottom of the oval should be slightly wider than the top, similar to the shape of a pear or an avocado. This will be the main body.
  2. About one-third of the way down from the apex (the very top) of this shape, draw three large circles in a horizontal row. The circles should overlap slightly, with the left and right circles tucked just behind the central one. These are the eyes.
  3. Inside each eye, draw a smaller, solid black circle for a pupil. To give your character a funny expression, make the left pupil look towards the top-left, the middle pupil look straight ahead, and the right pupil look towards the bottom-right.
  4. Directly below the central eye, draw a wide, crescent shape for a mouth. The points of the crescent should curve upwards, creating a generous smile.
  5. Inside the mouth, along the bottom curve, draw three small squares to represent teeth. Space them out evenly.
  6. From the apex of the main body shape, draw two long, sinuous (wavy) lines that extend upwards and outwards.
  7. At the end of each wavy line, draw a small, hollow circle to finish the antennae.
  8. On the left and right sides of the main body, about halfway down, draw two short, tubular arms extending outwards.
  9. At the end of each arm, where a hand would be, draw three small, sharply pointed triangles to serve as claws.
  10. From the wide base of the body, draw two short, thick rectangles for legs. Ensure they are parallel to each other.
  11. At the bottom of each leg, attach a semi-circle for a foot. The flat side of the semi-circle should be on the bottom, as if it is resting on the ground.
  12. Finally, add some texture to your creation's body. Draw about ten small, randomly placed circles of different sizes across its main body to create a spotted pattern.

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Answer Key

What did you draw?

If you followed the instructions correctly, your page should now feature a drawing of a friendly, slightly goofy-looking alien or monster.

Here is a detailed description of the final image:

  • The creature has a large, pear-shaped body that stands upright.
  • It has a single row of three large, overlapping eyes. The pupils are looking in different directions, giving it a comical, confused expression.
  • It has a wide, happy smile filled with three blocky teeth.
  • Two long, wavy antennae with circles on the tips sprout from the very top of its head.
  • Its arms are short and stubby, ending in three sharp claws instead of hands.
  • It stands on two short, stout legs with simple, rounded feet.
  • The entire body is covered in a pattern of different-sized spots.

Compare this description to your drawing. Did you correctly interpret all the instructions?

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