Shading, highlights, textures, and stripes! Furry woodland creatures come to life with Crayola Twistables® and Erasable Colored Pencils.
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What animals roam your backyard? Or nearby farm fields? Raccoons are very familiar North American animals. They look like they’re wearing masks around their eyes. Their striped tails make them easy to identify, too. Look at pictures or study a stuffed raccoon at a nature center to see raccoons’ markings safely.
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On white paper, sketch a raccoon’s outline with Crayola Erasable Colored Pencils. Draw distinctive features such as its eyes, nose, and paws. If you change your mind, just erase that part and begin again.
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With Crayola Twistables, fill in the raccoon’s fur. You might try a combination of black, brown, and yellow. Feather your marks to give fur its texture.
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Color in the background. Include natural features of a raccoon’s habitat, such as branches or a stream.
Create lively desert scenes with Crayola® Color Wonder™. Kids' hands and fingers double as printing stamps—and stay mess
ROARRR! PURRR! GROWL! Is your big cat on the prowl for prey—or ready to lazily soak up the sun?
Colorful sea anemones look like flowers when their tentacles wave in the water—but looks are deceiving. They are really
Fuzzy koalas look adorable, so their true characters may surprise you. With your kids, find out more about this appealin
Bubble, bubble! This simple printing technique goes along swimmingly when you use recycled bubble wrap.
Shock your friends and family! Craft an "electrifying" eel with Crayola Twistables® and a paper plate.
Make cool chameleons that change colors on your book covers! How? With Crayola® Color Switchers™ Markers.
Spread your fingers—just like a peacock spreads its beautiful feathers—and watch a bird appear on your Color Wonder™ Pap
