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3 years ago

GRINCH MOVIE

English

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vivado [14]3 years ago

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Okay, first of all: which of the Grinch movies? Secondly, easy. Draw him with his sack of stolen goods, and maybe a few dollar bills, to emphasize thievery. Add a ski mask that makes Santa's face or something. Think of what YOU would classify as a 'bad citizen'. Emphasize features within those examples in your Grinch drawing. I am an artist, as well, so I know what components play a part in art. If you still need help or are struggling, just comment. I'll be on for the next 5 minutes.

KatRina [158]3 years ago

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You can draw the grinch polluting the earth, you can draw the grinch steal peoples items, you can draw the grinch doing Community service. I hope this helped :)

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