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Kids' drawings for June/July
Our favorite picks
Each month we pick our favorites from the
drawings that are sent to us.
If you would like to submit some art for
our drawing-of-the-month page, please remember we cannot return your work.
Send your art to: Chunky Monkey Fan Club,
P.O. Box 64, Absecon, NJ 08201
Put just your first name, age
and place in the world you live on the back of your art.
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Te, who
is nine, did this very happy baker man. It looks as if his doughnuts are
melting in the bright sunshine.
We like Te's use of colors and the sporty look she gave her baker. When you're drawing a single character it's often a good idea to have them look off left or right, as if there is something out of the sketch they are watching. When Te started this drawing she gave her baker man bright red cheeks. She didn't like the way that looked and turned the cheeks into sunglasses! Before you start a sketch over, think about how you might turn your mistakes into another element of the drawing. |
| Just in
time for father's day, Linda, who's 11, did a neat portrait of the bear
family. She made it look like they are posing for a photographer; sister
bear is looking off a bit to the left, brother bear seems bored by the
whole thing, and papa bear looks very proud of them both.
She put a frame around her picture, which is a fun thing to do. |
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| Gary did
this neat muskox drawing at Pauline's workshop in the Florence Mall, Florence,
Kentucky.
Gary, who's ten, used some wild colors in this sketch, which make it look like a drawing you might discover on the wall of a cave. Don't be afraid to experiment with bold color combos like this. Sometimes you'll get some really good results like Gary did. |
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Patty,
who is 12, did this version of a muskox at Pauline's Florence Mall workshop.
Patty, like Gary, used some interesting color combinations and the result is really good. These two drawings show two very interesting versions of a muskox done from the same lessons. |