Study horses' anatomy and movements, exploring the work of Susan Rothenberg, then create a print of a horse in motion.
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Study photos of horses and Susan Rothenberg's work. Observe horses trotting and in other gaits to see how their legs move and their bodies are positioned.
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On white paper, use Crayola® Colored Pencils to sketch a moving horse and its surroundings.
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With Crayola Scissors, trim the edges from a recycled foam produce tray so you have a flat printing plate. Draw your horse picture on the tray, pressing hard with a ball-point pen. Scribe the drawing deeply into the foam.
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Cover a work area with recycled newspaper. Open a recycled file folder to use as a palette.
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To create a "rainbow roll" pour a thin ribbon of Crayola Washable Paint onto the file folder. Pour several colors next to each other. Using a brayer, roll out the paint on the folder, moving in the same direction as you poured it, so the paint doesn't ble
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Apply the paint to the printing plate with your brayer.
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Press the wet side of the printing plate onto a clean sheet of white paper. Rub gently to make sure the paint is transferred evenly to the paper. Your horse drawing will show as white lines in a field of color.
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