Intended for children 12 and older, this drawing is best done on drawing paper 11×17.
There are different challenges that can be brought each time; however, I suggest having children create a new set of circles each time.
The first challenge recommended in The Extra Lesson book is shown here: “among the six inner circles, find pairs of circles which are tangent to each other (ones which do not interlace), then color the petals in each of these circles the same color” (156).
Here I used the primary colors, and it beautifully showcases secondary colors in the overlapping petals.
This exercise is intended for children 11 and older. It is done on large drawing paper and done freehand. In the first lesson, students draw the descending triangles until a 6 pointed star appears.
With shading strokes, a child can color the whole surface of the base triangle in one color and the points of the final moving triangle in another.