can you guys show how your countryball looks like ? thx

I challenge you to draw your country and its neighbors as a countryballs. This way you can practice drawing different flag styles. Don't know how? We've got free courses in the classroom menu to help you start anytime. Share your drawing in the "Challenges" section so others can see and give you thumbs up. The more likes you get, the more courses you unlock and more you improve! Here is my example:

Tell me in comment lol I made this long time ago but yeah (north korea isn't even coa lol)

We practiced countryball animation and drawing in the previous challenges, now its time to further upgrade your videos. Try do draw a background for your next countryballs animation. I will give you a few steps and tips: 1) Decide if its going to be a nature background or urban background. I will choose nature 2) Draw the ground - if its grass make it dark green and don't forget to add some texture by drawing zig-zag lines of the ground and painting them different shades of the original colour. If its a beach - draw wavy lines and add some dots on the ground to imitate sand and little stones. 3) Draw the landscape behind the ground - like mountains, hills, trees or sea. They don't have to as detailed as the ground. 4) The sky needs to be gradient. You can choose gradient fill by clicking on Effect (Third pic). If its a day time make the gradient from sky blue (at the top) and white (at the bottom). If its sunset use normal blue and red/pink. If its night use black and red or black and dark blue and don't forget to draw little points as stars. 5) Add details to the ground. Like grass, stones, vegetation, trees, stones. Don't add to much extra stuff as the attention of the viewer will be towards the countryballs and not as much on the background (Although its very important!) Follow these steps and lets make the best backgrounds for your countryballs animation! Share the backgrounds you drew with the community and I and all other members can help you improve them! Drop a like if you want a tutorial for city and urban backgrounds!

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