How to Draw Spooky Bats
<p>Adding bats to anything improves the late-in-the-year atmosphere.</p>
<p>There are many ways of drawing spooky bats, but this is a good one to start with — very quick and effective.</p>
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<p>The shallow curves of an ‘m’ are frequently used to suggest flying birds and we recognise it because it’s like an agreed short cut that our brain has approved.</p>
<p>Start with some of them flying at different angles.</p>
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<p>Practice on scrap paper another fatter ‘m’ with a long tail — on the diagonal.</p>
<p>And the mirror image on the other diagonal. As above.</p>
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<p>Add the fatter ‘m’ with a long tail to the bird on one side, and on the other side with the tails meeting at a point. As above.</p>
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