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New drawing: Doodle We continue with the drawings to present this time a doodle. A drawing that has a diversity of figures and has a cartoon style appearance, and colored with saturated and bright colors -similar to graffiti. And after what was said in the introduction, let's begin. We start with the creation of the sketch using a 3H pencil.

Then we are going to highlight the lines with a marker pen and redraw the lines to make them thicker.

**Coloring process** We painted in this way: we started with the cat: we put yellow on the body and red on the collar; orange to give a sense of volume and shadow to certain areas of the body; and brown for the shadow of the collar. The use of white was to give brightness. And the waves of the sea will be in two shades of blue: light blue for most of the body of water, blue for shadow effects.

As for the creature: blue in different shades to the body, and greenish blue to the cap.

The Gameboy will be red with a touch of white on top for glow effects. Gray with a mix of white on the screen. And pure gray on the directional buttons.

The bomb: red, orange and yellow and white (white space) on the wick ignition; and the wick has a touch of brown with yellow; the rest of the body is blue, orange with red as a reflection of the wick ignition, and sky blue accompanied by purple as a bounce light and shadow; red on the tongue. The soda glass: cherry color for the soda, and more intensely cherry color in the glass.

And that's it! We are done with our work 😃 What do you think? I hope this will motivate you to do it. And remember you can comment at the end of this post, I'll be reading and giving you feedback. I also appreciate all the support received from all of you. Without more to say I'll see you in a next installment. Until then 😎👍. **Materials** used - Drawing block; - Graphite pencil 3H; - Stylus; - Eraser; - Ruler; - Prismacolor colored pencils; - Alcohol markers; - Paintbrush; - Pencil sharpener. **Source of the** images Images captured with my Amazon Fire 8 tablet.

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