Pop-up Books: Draw Providence

Draw Providence!

Follow these steps and create your own version of the feisty heroine. Remember, no two drawings are exactly the same. Your Providence does not have to look exactly like Robert's character.

As you can see from his book, Robert draws Providence in lots of different situations and wearing different costumes.		Step 1: Draw an oval with a little bump. This will be Providence's head.		Step 2: Add two round circles for ears. The first ear is a little bigger and has another circle on the inside.

Step 3: Draw one more circle and add a dot. This is Providence's eye. Give her a mouth too.

Step 4: Add a triangle for Providence's dress.

Step 5: Two rectangles make Providence's sleeves.

Step 6: Providence needs arms and hands. Providence has just four fingers on each hand.

Step 7: Two upside down triangles make Providence's legs. Her shoes are ovals.

Step 8: Add details, like square pockets and round buttons. Don't forget the pencil Providence always carries behind her ear!

Draw Providence Contest:

Draw Providence in a period costume disguise and we will put the drawing up on the web site. Each entrant will win a BLANK Providence Traveler notebook to put your own drawings in! Send drawings to:

Providence Traveler in Disguise
c/o RobertSabuda.com
155 West 72nd Street, Suite 401
New York, New York 10023

Make sure your name, age, city and state are on the back of your drawing. Please include the address where we should send your FREE Providence Traveler Sketchbook. You can also email drawing to robert.sabuda@robertsabuda.com.