Color this easy pagoda drawing with water based markers, brush with water, and you have a lovely “watercolor” painting.
Pagodas are sacred buildings, typically made of many tiers, and found in India and East Asia.
Their simple shapes offer good symmetrical drawing practice, and share a very different silhouette than most of our western houses.
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DIRECTIONS
- PREP: Cut 9″ x 12″ paper in half to make 6″ x 9″ sheets for students.
- Draw the pagoda as shown in the tutorial.
- Trace it with a blue water base marker.
- Fill in the background with the blue marker.
- Brush over the lines lightly with a wet brush. Try to keep the strokes to a minimum so the color doesn’t wash away.
- Wet the background lightly with the brush too.
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