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How to Draw Flames
Artists over the past 50 years have wanted to know how to draw
flames. Many lame artists have asked this question and my answer
is that trying to draw flames will not work for you.
Only artists who have a magnetic personality can be taught how
to draw flames. If you have this kind of personality then read
on and if not, then drop off.
Now, drawing flames is not difficult once you know the trick.
First you will need paper and an assorted set of drawing devices
in the yellow to red spectrum such as colored pencils, markers,
paints or some other coloring medium.
For our purposes here let's use either paints that are flammable
or colored pencils that have been soaked overnight in gasoline.
Let's also imagine doing our artwork around a campfire at night
(what are you against campfires? I guess you are against boy scouts
and girl scouts as well?).
Yet, I digress in the fetal position. So, let's get back on track.
We are at a campfire at night staring at the fire with our paper
and coloring medium. We are trying to learn how
to draw with the middle sides of our brains. Our magnetic
personalities engage the bears and wolves to ethereally draw themselves
to the fire.
In fact, they get way too close to camp, scare you and you instinctively
move nearer to the fire. It is here my friend where your gasoline
soaked pencils or flammable paints will start to draw flames.
In fact, you may catch on fire yourself.
You may run around like a namby pamby shouting about the flames
hurting you and such. Because of your magnetic personality the
bears and wolves will disregard the fire and rip and shred your
skin.
There will be a dance of the predators and prey around the campfire
light. You will now know how to draw flames using your magnetic
personality (and a few flammable art supplies) and life and death
will now be in the hands of nature.
If you survive you will have learned how to draw flames like
a pro. If not, then sorry to see you go.
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