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How Can I Draw Pokemon And Explain That To Other People? (Elijah)

11/3/2016

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What Do I Know?

  • I know that you need to start drawing most pokemon with the eye then go to the body of the character.
  • I know that you color the pokemon last!
  • I know that you have to end with the tail on the pokemon.
  • I know that you need to color the pokemon with light colors first.

What Do I Want To Know?

  • I want to know a full step-by-step tutorial on how to draw pokemon.
  • I want to know how to color pokemon.
  • I want to know a good order of how to draw pokemon like what part to start with.
  • I want to know how to draw pokemon eyes better.

How Will I Find This Information?

  • I will research this information online.
  • I will look at videos.
  • I will look at websites to find my information.
  • I will look at books to find my information.

What Have I Learned?

What Action Will I Take?

What New Questions Do I have?

  • I have learned a full step-by-step tutorial on how to draw pokemon.
  • I have learned how to color pokemon.
  • I know how to draw pokemon eyes.
  • I know what to start with (what body part to start with)
  • I will explain my work through my video (below) that shows how to draw the pokemon, "Ponyta".
  • I will teach people in person.
  • I will give people step-by-step drawings of how to draw pokemon.
  • I will make a website about this topic.
I only have one new question, which is, "How to make magic tricks with math". Like this... pick a number between 1-10 in your head, multiply that number by 2, add 8 to your new number, subtract your origional number from your new number, corospond your new number to a letter in the alphabet, pick any country that starts with that letter, pick any anamal that starts with the second letter of that country, what color is that anamal? ~Gray Elephants From Denmark~

My Reflection:

I think that this round of passion time pushed me to my limits, and inspired me to draw more! I always used to rush in my drawings, but now i like to take my time, and pay close attention to details, color, and precision. I am now a very experienced artist, and like to draw pokemon! I learned how to draw all things better! Not only pokemon! It was fun to make my videos, but it still was hard to make my videos as well. It was easy to make my KWHKLAQ questions, but I think I might make my videos more descriptive next time. I would tell others that they should put a slideshow into their blog to show the people looking at your blog post, what your question is all about!
Here Is My Website
5 Comments
Catelyn
4/4/2017 12:44:55 pm

You had a great website and blogpost but the video was a little long.!!!!!!!

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Jody link
4/4/2017 01:04:27 pm

You did really good and it was intresting but the video was a little long for what you were doing!

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Cole
4/4/2017 01:04:36 pm

I really liked your video and I think that it really helped me learn how to draw some pokemon! I think you should show the drawing more and explain a little bit more. Besides that I really liked your video and your website and I think you did a great job.

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Charles
4/4/2017 01:05:43 pm

Your'e videos are really informitave

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Calvin
4/4/2017 01:23:04 pm

You have good videos but they are little bit long for a drawing video.

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