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- 2. SHAPES CURVED LINE CIRCLE OVAL FLATTENED OVAL RECTANGLE EGG-SHAPED OVAL ROUNDED CURVED RECTANGLE TO OVERLAP
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- 4. Guess who? 2nd Draw a circle just below the oval leaving a narrow gap, for the body.
- 5. Guess who? 3rd Add 4 irregular rectangles to the circle: ? 2 for the arms ? 2 at the bottom for the legs.
- 6. Guess who? 4th ? Draw 2 ovals at the wrists. ? Draw 2 circles overlapping the ovals for the hands. ? Draw egg-shaped ovals at the bottom for the shoes.
- 7. Guess who? 5th ? On the head, draw an overlapping circle for the cap. ? Draw 2 ovals on either side of the head for the ears
- 8. Guess who? 6th ? Draw a curved line joining the roof of the ears for the cap-end. ? Draw an oval for the nose between the ears.
- 9. HAVE YOU ALREADY GUESSED IT?
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- 12. Guess who? 9th ? Erase all overlapping lines. ONLY THE OVERLAPPING LINES
- 13. Guess who? 10th Based on the guidelines: ? Trace and draw details on the entire figure to complete the drawing part.
- 15. Guess who? 11th ? Clean-up all the guide strokes. ? Colour the drawing.