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today, YOU are going to draw an excellent portrait of John Lennon with a little help
from your friend Merrill of course. Under ideal circumstances I would want to hold your
hand to directly assist you with this portrait; but since im a real Nowhere Man; your high
speed internet connection and this step by step tutorial will have to do. But Rest assured,we
can work it out since this video is available to you on YouTube eight days a week! All that
You will need ......Is Love, a pencil and workable listening skills. Ill take care of
the rest. I recommend that you pause the video at the end of each step and hit the link in
the video description to go to my cheat sheet for this video. It will definitely help you.
Lets get started Step 1: Draw the three shapes that you see. Notice that the three shapes
resemble a childs drawing of a car. Step 2: Make the two crescent moon shapes that I just
added. Step 3: Make the nose shape. Notice that the length of the nose is equal with
the height of the forehead. Here is a close up Step 4: Make the moustache and the mouth.
Step 5: Add the details that I just added to the eyes. Be sure to notice their placement
within the frames of the glasses. Here is a close up. Step 6: Observe and add the outline
of John Lennon's face. Stop at the chin. Step 7: Add the other side of John Lennon's face
and then add the "P" shape. Step 8: Add John's hair. But dont stress out if it's not perfect.
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