The Smuggler
By the way, if you want to read the Wisdom Tale, here’s the link (It’s in red and says ‘link’)
First, a BIG thanks to Mr. Brittain Peck for these simple but easy-to-do steps. That’s a lot.
The Smuggler.
I liked this one because it shows how people sometimes cannot see what is right in front on them, for example, the donkey. I know, covered in straw, suspicious, right? Yeah, yeah, but I have to admit, that was clever. Very, very, clever. And yet the inspector didn’t check the donkey itself, only STRAW.
The Smuggler is in a collection of works sewed into a book called The Wisdom Tales. The Wisdom Tales shows people the morals behind stories that we know and read. Hold it- What is a moral??
Ha. You’ve come to the right blog-
A moral is a lesson behind a story, for example, In The Smuggler, The lesson is:
Something can hide in plain sight.
How did I do the comic?
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1) First, I drew the whole picture. The Security, the donkey, the smuggler, the check in, border. Then:
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2) I just cropped it.
Easy as that.
Screenshot. Then drew the flying hay.
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3) Then I copied the smuggler and his donkey and put it to this:
Very EASY.
Use simple shapes, don’t try to make it VERY good, just make it delicate but simple.