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==III: 5 Times 5 Lines== | ==III: 5 Times 5 Lines== | ||
''five different colored pens, if possible also with different tips one A5 piece of sandwich paper or comparable paper (it has to be translucent) before you start, make sure that all your selected pens work on the chosen paper'' | |||
# Take your favorite animal book, in case you’re not in this lucky situation, go to the library to get an animal book of your choice. | |||
# Make sure it has lots of pictures! You can also work in the library and you can also use more than one favorite animal book. | |||
# Open the animal book in a random way and select one of the animals you see now to put the translucent paper on it. | |||
# Now try to capture the animal in your very personal way with five lines, not more not less, do NOT connect those five lines and make sure it does not look like they are almost connected (I trust you) | |||
# Repeat step 2 and 3 four more times, and ALWAYS use the same translucent paper with another colored pen. It is totally fine and fun when lines overlap! | |||
# Congratulations! You draw 5 times 5 lines and saw beautiful animals. | |||
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