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The materials and subject suggestions support drawing confident tonal lines, testing legibility from a distance, and adapting mark strength across different paper textures. Designed for ages 5 to 11, the activities scale naturally for teenagers and adults, encouraging experimentation, reflection, and shareable creative outcomes.","Welcome to the brand new AccessArt Drawing Challenge!  \nThe AccessArt Drawing Challenge consists of a warm up exercise and a drawing project. Feel free to make the activities your own, and to adapt them as you see fit.  \nThe Making Stronger Drawings warm up is designed to help children explore more confident mark making. New skills can then be developed further through the Making an Artists’ Book project.  \nBoth activities make use of scrap or recycled paper. You can also develop and adapt the Making an Artists’ Book activity by giving ita focus around a particular theme – for example urban sketching, still life, fashion or product design, or as a daily journal…  \nThe activities are designed for ages 5 to 11, but in reality they are just as suited to teenagers and adults – so do have a go yourself!  \nPlease share any drawings made as a result of this Drawing Challenge by using the hashtag  \n\\#drawingprojectsforchildren  \nHave fun!  \nSoft pencils, such as a 4, 6 or 8 B, can be used to make marks from the very palest, softest marks to the heaviest, darkest black line. This exercise will show you how to use soft pencils to make all of these marks, and create very strong and bold pencil drawings.  \nMaterials  \n Soft B pencils (2B to 9B would be ideal)  \n A selection of old maps (You can find old maps in charity shops or jumble sales) . Try to avoid road atlases that are on shiny paper, as these will not hold the pencil marks as well as a matt paper. If you cannot find enough old maps, try photocopying some maps instead.  \nSubject Matter  \nChoose small objects such as a bundle of keys, feathers, pebbles, or a selection of cutlery as the subject matter for this warm up.  \n44 Drawing Projects for Children  \nActivity  \n1 Cut or tear the maps into A5 or A4 sized pieces.  \n2 Using a soft pencil, make a drawing of one of the objects directly onto a piece of map paper. Imagine that the marks you make are in competition with the lines of the map. Make sure your drawing wins! But remember that you must still make careful, considered marks and look at your object carefully. Experiment with pressure to discover how dark your lines need to be so they can be seen over the map. Are there areas of the map where you can use a relatively light mark?  \n3 Test the strength of your drawing by viewing it from a distance. How well does the drawing carry? Can you see the object over the map?  \nFacilitator’s Note  \nTypically when children are given a pencil it is a HB, which creates a very uniform line with little tonal variety, and they are not often encouraged to experiment with pressure. When children are then given a soft pencil like a 4, 6 or 8 B, they carry their experience of using HB pencils with them, failing to realise the amazing tonal range that a softer pencil is capable of.  \nAdded to this, many children have a natural tendency to make quite tentative drawings. 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