I traced all the images by going over the outlines using the polyline tool. Ron was the easiest to trace.
I will not explain the images meaning as it will give away the ending.
I hope you like it.
Tuesday, May 5, 2020
The Deathly Hallows
For a Summer Learning Journey activity, I had to design a new cover of your favourite book. I have many favourite books, though I chose to do Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7).
I traced all the images by going over the outlines using the polyline tool. Ron was the easiest to trace.
I will not explain the images meaning as it will give away the ending.
I hope you like it.
I traced all the images by going over the outlines using the polyline tool. Ron was the easiest to trace.
I will not explain the images meaning as it will give away the ending.
I hope you like it.
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Talofa lava Zara,
ReplyDeleteWow, I just love the silhouettes you have created through Google Drawing. I can definitely see that it is Ron, Harry and Hermione on your front cover - you have intrigued me to find out what happens in the end!!
Which do you prefer - the Movies or the Books?
Thanks for sharing,
Miss McCombie
Kia ora Miss McCombie,
DeleteI am very glad people recognise them as the characters as it can be a bit tricky when they are a silhouette.
Th ending is very gripping. I have not watched all the movies, only the first two, though from watching them, I definitely think that I like the books more, as I can imagine the scene and the people.
Have a terrific day,
Zara