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10．How to draw a cartoon rabbit？
 
Step 1 A simple framework		★Draw （16）six
circles．
★Map out the face with （17）across
．
★Draw some nice long rabbit ears．		 
Step 2 （18）Faceandhead 
Step 3 （19）Body
  and details		★Draw the （20）feet
，paws and the body．
★Sketch in some well-placed details．

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解答 16．six   17．a cross   18．Face and head    19．Body   20．feet

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