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Make a One Line Digital Drawing

Digital-Art

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πŸ•“ 60 Mins.

πŸ“š Your Challange

One line drawing is an artform where an artist creates a picture or design with only one continuous line. It is a great way to practice keeping steady and testing your control over the pen or pencil, and can also be a great way to create something beautiful with a few strokes! Your challenge is to create any illustration of your choice using only one line. To do this, decide what you would like to draw and continuously move your pen up, down and all around the paper without ever lifting the pen off. When you’re done, you can take a picture or scan it in and submit it to the Kubrio Quests platform!

🎯 Objectives

  • Create a one-line drawing of your choice
  • Upload it to Kubrio Quests

🎨 Supplies

Pen/pencil and paper

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