Artist's Drawing and Inspiration

Just Too Cute!

STEP ONE

Firstly, choose a suitable image. Make a line drawing of it, use moderate pressure and transfer the line drawing onto the scratchboard using the white graphite paper and stylus or biro.

STEP TWO

Beginning with the long hair on the left ear, use the craft knife (Xacto knife) and make long scratches as shown. Make sure to follow the direction in which the hair is growing.

STEP THREE

You may wish to add the intense highlights to the

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