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The Blue Dot- Picture This! by Dawn Gardner

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The Blue Dot- Picture This! by Dawn Gardner

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This "attempt" at a drawling is from The Big Blue Spot by Peter Horwitz. I tried to show the progression of the blue spot throughout the story, as he meets the yellow spot and together they made a beautiful new color. I recently read this book to a group of 4 year old's and I saw their excitement about the beautiful new colors that were made when the spots combined. This book reminds me about friendships and that even perceived "messes" can turn out to be beautiful in the end.

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I may have cheated with how simple this is but I really love The Missing Piece by Shel Silverstein. I love the message of the book and it's reflected in the fact that the 'missing piece' doesn't actually fit into the circle.

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I came across this book and ordered it a few weeks ago. As I reviewed this week's lesson, I did this with my child and realized I am not artistic at all, but it turned out and ties in with the theme of the book.

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This is a scene from one of my favorite fairy tales, The 12 Dancing Princesses. I decided to use techniques involving more pastel colors to evoke an ethereal feeling, and I used the basic shapes of circles to represent an aerial view of the girls; the purple circle represents their skirts, and the yellow circle represents the tops of their heads. I tried to arrange them in something of a circle to evoke movement, too.

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I decided to illustrate the scene in Snow White where Snow White finds the cottage of the seven dwarfs. Before she finds the cottage, Snow White is scared and running through the dark woods. I rounded the shapes in the cottage and used warmer colors to make it seem more welcoming and friendly.

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This is my picture inspired by the book The Rainbow Fish. This is one of my absolute favorite books. For this picture, I used procreate to draw and color my picture. I have never used procreate before, so I had to play around with it for a little. This was such a fun assignment.

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Horrible drawer but here is my rendition of Little Red Riding Hood inspired by the section of Picture This where Bang talks about where an object is placed on the page. Objects high up on the page denote a spiritual significance, objects in the middle are generally the focal point, and objects placed low on the page can have a feeling of sadness or a sense of being threatening or dangerous.

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Inspired by the reading, I did my best to cut out shapes of construction paper and arrange them into a scene from the Three Billy Goats Gruff! ^_^ I had the angles different in my head, but when it came to actually laying them out, this is the end result.

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This is for the book Snow Day which was my favorite read when I was a child. I think it really solidified my love of actual snow days which I still love to this day. I just like looking at snow. I used Canva and I found it really hard to find a black boy in anything resembling winter clothes. So he's real cold but let's all use our imaginations please or take the opportunity to read the actual book instead!

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I was inspired by the read aloud this week... Here's my basic shape Pigeon! I should have included a speech bubble of him wanting to ride the roller coaster!

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This was my attempt at the Three Little Pigs.

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I was inspired by the end of the article with cutting construction paper and the new Little Mermaid movie trailer. I tried to use the shapes and direction of her to show her swimming up to the surface. This was fun to work on!

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As I was working on this I realized all through childhood Humpty was illustrated as an Egg! (I thought of trying to make him a person, but then I didn't know if anyone would get it!)

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Orange Yellow Illustrated Organic Egg Day Instagram Post (Instagram Story)

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I was trying to show Anne and Gilbert of Anne of Green Gables. Her head is always in the clouds, and Gilbert is so stable and constant. And the bridge scene.

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I tried using the color and shapes technique. Full disclosure-I'm very bad at art but this is my attempt at The Very Hungry Caterpillar.

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Done on Canva- the three pigs are safe and sound from the big bad wolf!

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The Three Little Pigs

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The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe.

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I tried employing the techniques for color and shape from our reading- it was fun trying a more minimalistic style!

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I cannot draw very well, but I do love Canva. I took a bunch of different elements and effects and put them together to make a picture for The Tortoise and the Hare.

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Where the Wild Things Are Illustration

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Charlotte's Web Illustration
(please excuse my poor artistic ability)