How To Draw A Cartoon George Washington

Austin, who we drew last week Abraham Lincoln, yes, we drew Abraham Lincoln, who we are going to

draw

this week, George Washington, yes, George Washington, give me five, okay, you have your marker, we hope you follow us. Let's keep this easy For young artists How old are you Austin four four yeah, so we're going to keep this easy and we're going to

draw

a

cartoon

version of George Washington. Yes, okay, yes, you're ready to go, yes, okay. Alright, let's start first by drawing George Washington's head, okay, okay, so first we're going to start here and we're going to draw his chin, so we're going to draw a line like this, so it's really shapeless. of U, it's a lot smaller than when we started with Abraham Lincoln, so we're just going to draw this line right here, yeah, it's a little small, yeah, and then go back and then go back, good job you're going to have. amazing chin, yeah, yeah, okay, now we're going to go up here and we're going to draw the same thing up here, we're going to draw a curve that looks like the other one upside down, it's upside down, we're doing it right there, okay, now George Washington had weird hair, uh, yeah, he was bald on top, but then he had a lot of white hair on the sides, so on each side like this we're going to draw a wavy line coming out on both sides wavy line on both sides coming out so let's start right there yes you can let's start right there we'll do this first make a little wavy line that comes out to the good side oh yeah, complicated hair, then we're going to do another one that comes out from here to there to there well full of bumps you're doing amazing and I like how you concentrate good job that's perfect okay now let's go to curl her hair on both sides both sides so we attach them to her head okay amazing okay now let's go up here and we're going to draw a curved line to that point and a curved line to Here, where, so we're going to start there and connect there.

We'll do that side first. Good. George Washington had weird hair. Huh, yeah, yeah? Good concentration. Can you do one over here without a point like the other one? Well. attach it to his head, it almost reaches his chin, yes, it almost reaches his chin, okay, now we are going to draw his eyes, so we are going to draw two circles here, he looks like a puppy, huh, so draw a circle there and a circle there, okay, one on the other side, okay, now let's draw a little circle inside of that and this will be yes for the highlight on his eye and we'll color everything except that.

Smaller circle, okay, keep going awesome, okay, let's give it some eyebrows, one here and one here, two eyebrows, okay, yeah, good job, now it needs a nose, eh, so let's make a curve that goes down So, we can draw a curve. right here you can draw him on this side if you want because your guy looks like he's your George Washington and then we're going to make your George Washington look like he's looking this way and mine looks like he's looking the other direction and then we're going to put the bottom of his nose right there.

Yes, he draws a perfect line. Now let's draw his smile. And he always smiled with his mouth closed, yeah, yeah, and he didn't really smile much. There you have it, he looks like George. Washington, are you having fun? Yeah, okay, what's missing from his body? He needs a body, uh, just a floating head. Okay, let's draw this Bonnie. We're going to draw two lines coming out on either side of his head, so here. one down there let's go, we can connect the line from there to there perfect and then one on the other side just like that one up there good job oh and you made it wobble too I like it so let's connect the bottom Well, then we connect the part well bottom, so we are GNA, give him a jacket, he will wear a jacket, so let's make a V just below his neck or his chin up there.

Good job, let's turn your hat so that our our friends can see, okay, there you go, okay, now we're going to draw a line right in the middle of his jacket, perfect, then let's make a zigzag and this will be for the neck o is a w that looks like a w, yes. W there and a w there you can put a w on this side and a W on the other side well there's one but that's an M oh no that's a w and then another W I want to make it big oh okay it looks similar to Wolverine, it's okay, it's okay now. we're going to give him some shoulder pads so we're going to make a line on both sides of his shoulder oh well that's RNA that's going to be a good arm line that's awesome those are going to be arm lines and I'll draw them in a second too . so let's make a shorter one that goes there, starts there and goes there.

This will be a smaller line and will be for his shoulder pads that he had in the old days. They had fancy jackets and then we did. I'm going to make a u under that line, so U right there starts right here and takes you all the way there, yeah, and then one on this side and starts here all the way back, yeah, good job, so those are your fancy shoulder pads. , then I go. to draw the lines for the arms and you already drew them, yeah, okay, and then we're going to connect the arms to his body, so you want to draw, you know, we're going to draw another line here to there and then his arm can be away from yours. body okay and then let's connect that bottom perfect and then let's do another one on this side from there to there okay and then let's connect that bottom perfect okay I'm going to draw a hand on both sides so you can draw a u on this side and a u on this perfect good side now what is missing hey his legs yes he is missing legs so we are going to draw his legs differently than how we drew Abraham Lincoln's legs we are going to make two lines on both sides, one to the right here that goes to there and one from here goes to there well, yes, well, now in the middle we are going to draw an inverted U, so here we will draw a line, uh, inverted U and we will connect them so that We will go up and then we will go down yeah, good job , now let's connect the bottom of your pants, perfect, now we need shoes.

We'll do a lateral U on both legs, so a lateral U for one foot and a lateral U there. sideways for that foot yes, one more we did it, let's add one more detail, let's add some little decorations on his sleeves, yes, and those can be called cuffs, it's amazing, yes, give me five, you did such an amazing job, completely. He looks like George Washington, yeah, okay, but we have to color them, okay? Let's pick our colors and we'll be right back, girl, last time we picked our colors, yeah, we're going to use black and dark blue and I'm going to use this orange and brown, it's kind of a tan brown and then a peach skin color, yeah you're ready to go yeah okay we're going to fast forward and then our art friends can pause it at the end to match. your colors yeah ready to go yeah let's do it right buddy you did amazing yeah you had a lot of fun yeah you promise yeah your George Washington looks amazing yeah what was your favorite part is the crazy hair Yes, yes, we hope you had a lot of fun drawing your George Washington with us.

Remember this lesson was short and simple. For young artists. I promise you had fun. Yeah, okay, see you later. Our friends. Bye bye. Make a George Washington face. No, it's not like that. Yes, that's better. sh