
Draw a friendly monster from simple shapes
Turn three basic shapes into a funny character with a personality of its own.
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Turn three basic shapes into a funny character with a personality of its own.
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An easy drawing challenge that shows how complex pictures begin with simple shapes.
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Animate a bouncing ball on paper, one little drawing at a time.
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Make paper characters appear to move with a series of photographs.
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Plan a short animation before drawing lots of frames.
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Practice visual storytelling with a beginning, a surprise and an ending.
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Explore repeating patterns without needing any complicated drawing skills.
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Use cut-out shapes to invent a street full of imaginative buildings.
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Create a simple character with arms and legs that can be moved for storytelling.
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Practice instructions and debugging using arrows instead of a computer.
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Use everyday objects to explore patterns, categories and logical rules.
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Try one manageable creative task each day with no expensive supplies.
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Draw a big-eyed fox astronaut from simple shapes, then invent a little planet for your character.
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Make a dimensional butterfly with mirrored wings, bright paper layers and your own pattern.
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Explore age suitability and current course information from Arts Film Academy.
Practical answers and genuinely usable projects — choose what your family needs.
Eight original drawing prompts with practice tips.
Five working no-device coding games.
Choose a specific project or question. Every resource can be used without enrolling in a class.
Five projects with age guidance and safer cutting tips.
Start with flipbooks and storyboards before using a device.
Create a readable event poster and test it.
Sketch, test and improve practical paper prototypes.
Four achievable cardboard and paper projects.
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