Art Tutorials - How To Draw a Clown Anemonefish
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Lets draw a picture of a clown anemonefish!
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Select orange and the felt-pen, with a circle shape.
Draw an oval a bit like mine, don't worry if it's a bit bigger or smaller!
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Using the same felt-pen, give your fish a tail.
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Using the same felt-pen give your fish some fins like these.
Add another line on the tail.
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Using the same felt-pen add another fin on the back of your fish.
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Add some stripes to the body, these will help you to make the stripes on your fish.
There are two stripes near the head and two on the body.
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Use the bucket tool to make parts of your fish orange like mine.
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Choose a lighter orange, the felt pen and the second smallest circle.
Draw a fin on the side of your fish shaped a bit like a pizza slice.
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Keep the same paint and tool, fill in the side fin
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Choose the felt-pen, the smallest circle and the black paint.
Make the edges of every fin black, don't worry if your lines are a bit wobbly.
Then choose the second smallest circle and give your fish an eye.
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Select pale blue and use the bucket fill tool, now your fish can swim in the ocean!
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Choose the white paint and the second smallest circle to go over the orange bits on the white stripes.
If you go over the black bits by accident, like I did, just choose the black and the smallest circle and add a bit more on!
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Select the white and the smallest circle.
Add some white to the fins next to the black edges like I did.
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Your fish lives in an anemone's wavey tenticles.
You can draw an anemone by using pink, green or purple.
Select your paint, the third smallest circle and draw a blob at the bottom and fill it in.
Then use the moon to make darker shades for the wavey tenticles.
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Well done, you're really swimming along with your art now! Let this fish swim off to someone special!
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