Hi friends, it's Dr. Cherry. Welcome back. Today we're going to be drawing a mola. And a mola is traditionally fabric from the sandblast hybrids in Panama. It is a reverse applicate technique, where multiple layers of fabric are shown together and cut away and folded under and sewn into place. Now I don't have a mola in the traditional sense, but I had a copy of one. And this is a printed copy and it looks like a mola, but it's printed. So it's not the multiple layers of fabric that we would traditionally see, but it looks like one. And so what we're going to do today is we're going to duplicate the idea of one without using an needle and thread and lots of fabric. So let me show you the finished product. So this is what we're going for. This is a sea turtle drawing a mola. So all the colors you see would represent the different layers of fabric that would be placed on top of each other and then gently cut away and folded under so that you can see all the colors that were placed run on top of each other. So we're going to draw a turtle today and color it into. Let me change the view from my camera view and hold on one minute.