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Banana

One curved banana stretches diagonally across the page, with a short stem at the upper right. A few light gray lines run inside the outline; you can use a broad sweep of color along its curve.

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Yellow peel with a brown stalk

Follow the banana’s long curve with light, even strokes.

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Digital example: Yellow banana with a brown stalk and the original pale sketch lines.

1. Yellow peel
2. Brown stalk

Color the curved peel yellow without hiding the pale inner lines.
Use brown on the narrow upright stalk, stopping where it widens into the fruit.

Keep the black tip and pale sketch lines visible; leave the background white.

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