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Position a paper plate with the bottom side up. Turn it into a fish bowl by drawing a wavy line to mark the water level. |
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Let's learn some basics of creating color shades. Put some blue, black and white paint on your palette. Make sure you've got a lot of the blue paint. |
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Transfer some of the blue paint onto one of your empty palette sections. Add a little black to it. |
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Put several drops of water and mix. You've just created dark blue. If you add a little black to any color, you come up with a darker shade of that color. The more you add black, the darker the shade becomes. |
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Now let's make a light shade of blue. Again, transfer some of your blue paint into an empty section in your palette. Add some white paint to it. |
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Add a bit of water and mix. This time you've created light blue. And of course, the more white paint you add, the lighter the shade becomes. |
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It's time to paint! Paint the area above the water mark with the light blue color. |
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Paint the area below the water mark with the blue paint. |
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Make some wavy lines with the dark blue paint. After you're done, set the paper plate aside to dry. |
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Draw three fish shapes or print out our fishes template. Cut out the fish shapes. |
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Use colored pencils or markers to decorate the fishes. Draw the eyes and mouth on each one. Decorate your fishes's bodies with lines and patterns. You can use different types of lines such as wavy, straight, zigzag, curved or curly lines. You can also make some stripes, spots, spirals, or other patterns on them. |
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Glue the fishes onto the paper plate fishbowl. |
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Use your finger or the opposite end of your paint brush to paint some water bubbles. |
