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hi I have something to show you going, over how to draw an Eastern Box Turtle, in my book mossy the main character is, an Eastern Box Turtle I chose that kind, of turtle because they live in New, England where I do and they are, terrestrial they live on the ground they, can go in water they mostly live on the, ground and she's going to grow a garden, on her back that's part of a story and, so of course she can live underwater so, that ruled out a lot of other beautiful, painted turtles and spotted turtles that, we have in our ponds and lakes in, Massachusetts I can't wait to show you, my new friend her name is Amelia and, she's an Eastern Box Turtle she belongs, to Julia and Boyce is one of my friends, from the chicken world and she told me, all about her turtle that her Eastern, Box Turtle thank you hi Amelia that she, has had for since 1994 and she is how, old she's in her mid 20 so she could, grow up to be a hundred years old okay, thank you, Amelia and Julia and she's beautiful and, I'd like you to come in with me to my, art studio and I'll show you how to draw, an Eastern Box Turtle I would like to, start by drawing some simple shapes and, the first one is if you just think of a, cereal bowl upside down that would be a, good way to start the carapace or shell, of the turtle and the female actually, has a more of a domed carapace so this, is the time that you could decide, whether you want your turtle to be a boy, or a girl it's a girl it's up more like, a steep hill and the male's shell would, go a little bit flatter on the top and, then it goes out a little bit and I'm, making this a curved line to indicate, that it's a round shape in real life, because it's I'm drawing it on a flat, surface and this will show that it's, actually round in real life, and then here's the part where the two, pieces of shell connect, and it goes down under here but I'm, going to cover that with the front and, back legs this will extend all the way, out to here and then the turtles head, I'll go out about maybe a half an inch, and make an egg shape I'm aiming her, head up a little bit as if she's looking, around and her neck has stretched quite, a bit because she's looking around maybe, she's looking for scoot who's the male, turtle and I start with an egg-like, shape and then I'm going to flatten the, top of her skull adjust a bit, and then here I'm going to point the, forehead out just a tiny touch and about, two-thirds of the way down I'm going to, go up a little bit and then back that's, probably the hardest shape you're going, to draw it's the turtles mouth and it, almost like it looks like a parrot's, beak and that underneath she has kind of, an overbite and you can see that the her, chin comes down here and but it goes a, little bit below this notch of her of, her beak now you think the eye would be, right in the middle it's actually quite, far forward on her head and it has a, little bulgy shape so that you can put, the roundish eye I say roundish because, it's a little bit egg-shaped and then, almost looks like an eyebrow above it, but I'll do a little shading so that, looked like more like a bulge and then, I'm going to use a little line right, here to kind of indicate that where her, head will be going out it's wider here, than here and then she actually has a, little nose and there's a nostril right, there so I'm going to work on her legs, next so her front leg comes down almost, like a little knee there and then I'm, going to draw out a clause in first 1 2, 3 4 and then we'll see just a little bit, of the would be like her thumb and this, is almost a square shape and then I'll, draw in her toes and I can show some, little wrinkles, and you can almost see where the muscle, is right there and then this front leg, will be covered with scales they're, reptiles and their scales are actually, very beautiful because they'll have a, little bit of a different coloration, than the rest of her body and then about, right here you can see where there's a, fold of skin that wrinkles because she, can put her head right into her, underneath her carapace to protect, herself and going back to her eye, because most animals you look at their, eyes to see what they're thinking about, and even though she's a reptile and, probably doesn't have the same thoughts, as a human being I'm in order to make my, story be believable and I want the, turtles had to have emotions so I'm, going to do a little extra work and give, her human-like features so she has a, small area of skin that goes around her, eye but I'm going to just make a little, line right here to make her look, thinking about making her look a little, bit thoughtful while she looks a little, worried I'll remedy that by making her, her mouth go up a little bit and then, maybe she'll be looking down at the, ground because she's looking for, something yummy to eat and there's the, pupil of her eye and then we'll put a, little mushroom here because one of the, favorite foods of the eastern box turtle, is fungi oh and we need to put those, other legs in so you don't really see, them because of the moss the other one, she would be living on the forest floor, and they have four toes in the back and, there is a species it's very similar, that has three toes so if you wanted to, change your turtle into the three toed, turtle you could put three toes on there, and then this shows the bottom of her, shell the plastron and it actually, sticks out right there so I'm just going, to go over that front leg where it, sticks out and then her tail is very, small but a boys the boys tail is a, little bit a little bit larger now but, this is the part I find this hard to do, our turtle because it's carapace is, divided into sections so the bottom, partisan isn't is difficult because you, can just make little squares going and, that you might have it might help you if, you draw it in pencil very lightly just, a little line there so you get them even, they're quite even and then these are, called scoots these little sections and, there's five of them going down her back, and then there's four going down this, way and the boys the male turtles have a, lot more reddish color in them and you, know first some reason I thought turtles, are green but actually this turtle is, black and yellow most of the females and, the males have a lot more red especially, during breeding season their heads can, turn really bricky red and they have, different patterns on their carapace and, that's one way you can identify them, because that will not change as they, grow and they get to be very old there's, one that was that they documented was a, hundred and thirty-eight years old so, you if you saw a turtle in the woods you, could make it take a picture of it and, if you saw that turtle again you would, be able to know that that's the same one, because of its designs on its shell and, they vary a lot and they almost look, like little splash marks but they can be, connected these marks or they can be, almost like a sunburst shape they could, be little dots some of the turtles that, work I've seen photographs have little, dots and some of the turtles were almost, black but of course I wanted to show, colorful Turtles so I made my turtles, with a lot of color on them so I'm, making a little butterfly or a heart, shape on her at the bottom of her her, carapace, now I can color her in I'm just gonna, show what she's going with the moss, she's climbing over some moss and you, can just see in a little indication of, her back leg and they have kind of a, wrinkly face oh I forgot the bottom of, her neck is often lighter colored and, she's got some spots there she's, blending into the forest floor and the, fourth floor may be dappled with light, and have different pine needles and moss, and so she those that shape will break, out her break up her outline and really, the baby turtles are the ones that are, lost to predators once they have reached, to be a to be an adult they can bring, their legs and their head into into, their shell and that protects them from, predators, so if like a coyote came along or a, bobcat which both of those predators we, have in our woods they can just stick, all their soft parts underneath the, shell now I'm going to do a little, shading for us so I'm going to pick some, gray and under her head and her shell, would probably stick out further than, the under part of her body so that would, create a shadow there little tail and, then here's her plaster on I'm going to, pull a shadow there and this is trying, to create the illusion that she is, three-dimensional and it's not flat and, I'm just doing that with my gray have, our little toes and then this is really, not going to show too much because she's, got a dark color dark colored shell but, where the yellow patterning is shows, then this gray will show through but you, can see the effect that it that it has, and these kind of go out like a little, skirt and then I'm going to work very, carefully I'm just getting the right, amount of paint on my brush on her eye, because it this this will help me to try, to show how that bulges out and then her, parrot like beak and the yellow wouldn't, show through so you can put black on, yellow but not yellow on black oops too, much and their back legs aren't quite as, yellowy as their front legs so I'm, drawing these patterns and I had a lot, of fun with the male Turtle hit the, scoots on the male turtle I put on my, granddaughters name in the scoots her, name is torn so see if you can find it, when you're looking in the book that was, kind of like a little artistic joke and, the one thing I discovered about Turtles, when I was doing my research is in this, species the eastern box turtle in, general the boys have ruby red eyes and, the females have gold and yellow eyes so, I'm going to put a little brown on my, brush and do the irises of our eyes, which are kind of a golden color and, every once in a while they'll come, across a turtle it is a little different, that doesn't have that the ruby red eyes, but I thought it was a great way to show, the difference between the male and the, female scoot and mossy scoots the boy, turtle and then she's a little bit, yellow away underneath and now I'm, mixing black and brown to get the shell, color and it's kind of bluish when the, light shines on it but when I'm doing, this painting I have to really, concentrate because I want to leave a, little white line between the scoots and, it's quite obvious when you see a turtle, although that there's those sections are, separated by this little margin, and then if I was drawing it the like, for example the jacket of the book I, probably spend like at least a day on a, turtle this size and I would go back and, rather than leaving it white I'd make, that very very pale gray so here's the, forward scoots and of course with mossy, you never see her with in her full glory, because she's got her garden on her back, and you don't see all her beautiful, patterning except for maybe the first, page you can see what it looks like when, she's just a young turtle and turtles on, find their mates by sight and they've, put Turtles scientists have put Turtles, right next to each other but with a, screen in between and they won't pay any, attention to each other but then once, that screen is lifted and they the male, sees the female then he goes over to get, acquainted, so I hope that you enjoy making it a, pretty design on your turtle's back, because it really can vary quite a bit, what's getting done here, and now for her legs so some of the, things the turtle would eat would be, berries and they would also eat fungus, they love mushrooms so that's why I drew, a little mushroom for her to eat and, insects earthworms are a big favorite, and they use these claws in order to, make their nests in or where they lay, their eggs so she would, once the it came time for her to lay her, eggs, she'd find a soft sandy place and dig a, nice hole in order to lay her eggs where, they'll be safe and that's actually, where turtles suffer the most from, predators is because different animals, will know about turtles laying their, eggs and will dig them up and eat them a, knife that'd probably be very nutritious, skunks would do that maybe a snake will, eat them I'm not sure about the snake, but I know about skunks ping one of the, animals that eats turtles eggs so I'm, making her face a little bit grayer than, it normally would be so you can see our, expression I'm using my artistic license, and then I'm going a little bit darker, here because I want to indicate the, texture of our scoots a little bit later, I need that dark color to show you and, how about some green for the moss and, one of the tricks that I use is once I, get my green established, I'm keeping it nice and wet this color, lots of water in it because I will go, over it with some other colors of green, but in first I will take my brush take, oh I've got to get in closer there so, you can see our claws I've taken all the, paint out of it and now it's just got, water I'm loading it with water and then, I'm just dotting it over that green and, it will create a little bit of a texture, and if usually I'd be painting it'd be, full the painting would be flat and it, makes kind of little flowery shape and, here are some other colors of green, because moss often has lichen growing in, it and there are different colors of, moss that are growing, so that's underneath her we could, actually take a little bit of my bluey, black and put it right under her so it, because she would be creating a shadow, here's her leg back there and then the, mushroom I forgot to put some shadow on, it I'm just going to quickly put a, shadow on this is mushroom that I see in, the woods around here that's a beautiful, lavender color and their edible, supposedly I would never eat one because, I don't know how to tell and then I'll, put my light color and this is another, thought that you when you're using your, watercolors if you just rinse your brush, out so there's no paint in it and then, go over will kind of rub with your brush, you can take off paint and that will, create a texture and also in this case, it's making that turtle's head look a, little bit rounder and now I'm going to, she's just about finished but what one, thing I'd like to do is that there's a, her each scoop has like a little bit of, a texture to it's almost like concentric, rings a little tiny ridges in the scoot, and I'm going to show those with this, white gouache I'm putting on now gouache, is a watercolor it's just very opaque, and which means it's not very, see-through they come in a different, kind of tube than the regular watercolor, but I could also use that use a colored, pencil for this but it just gives it a, little bit of a texture and if I was at, home working on this you know all day, long I'd be spending hours and hours, doing this so I'm doing it quickly, I could even use a colored pencil to do, it but I don't think the paint is quite, dry enough for it to show, oh she's almost done there she is mossy, Eastern a female Eastern Box Turtle and, an artist should always sign their work, well whether you put a garden on your, turtle's back or not I hope you enjoy, drawing your Eastern Box Turtle

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