How to draw the face of Scrooge drawing lesson and printable worksheet.
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Scrooge is a frowning old man in old-time clothes and long hair that comes down on both sides of this bald head.
I have kept this simple for the young artist. There is more than one way to draw an old face but many people like this method. Drawing a dramatic face takes time and practice, so draw a picture every day. I have other projects like this, so come back often and try a few more, and soon you will be making beautiful pictures.
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PRINTABLE LESSON NOTES
BEGINNINGS
Use a guideline up and down to keep the face even on both sides. Draw a circle for the top two-thirds and a large "U" for the jaw. Use a guideline across about halfway down to keep the eyes level.
Draw the rectangles for the glasses early on in the project. They are on the cheeks and low on the nose.
The cheeks are like bracket symbols, one on one side and one on the other.
DEVELOPMENT
The ears are like large peanut shapes on either side of the head.
The eyes are not drawn open but half-closed with the upper eyelid covering the top third of the iris, this will give him expression.
The eyebrows point up and outward.
The chin is like a long narrow letter "U."
The jaw is like another broader letter "U" behind the chin.
The mouth is like a long downward-pointing letter "M."
The nose is a long letter "U."
DETAILS
The eyebrows will be bushy. Use short choppy lines on the top and bottom to draw them leave the center white.
On both sides of the nose is a mark like a parenthesis ( ) for the nostril, but the nose dips past them.
Use short straight lines to draw the top of the eyelid and the wrinkle over the top of the eye. Draw only part of the bottom eyelid, just a couple of dashes or will do.
The upper lip is a thin shadow, the lower lip is a thicker shadow underneath. It is like a "W" that is pointing downward at the outside.
FINISHING TOUCHES.
The hair comes out from the sides and goes down behind his back.
The clothing is a big black coat. The collar goes right up to the ears. There is a stiff collar of a shirt and a bow underneath.
Use shading to give the effect of roundness.
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Use a guideline up and down to keep the face even on both sides. Draw a circle for the top two-thirds and a large "U" for the jaw. Use a guideline across about halfway down to keep the eyes level.
Draw the rectangles for the glasses early on in the project. They are on the cheeks and low on the nose.
The cheeks are like bracket symbols, one on one side and one on the other.
DEVELOPMENT
The ears are like large peanut shapes on either side of the head.
The eyes are not drawn open but half-closed with the upper eyelid covering the top third of the iris, this will give him expression.
The eyebrows point up and outward.
The chin is like a long narrow letter "U."
The jaw is like another broader letter "U" behind the chin.
The mouth is like a long downward-pointing letter "M."
The nose is a long letter "U."
DETAILS
The eyebrows will be bushy. Use short choppy lines on the top and bottom to draw them leave the center white.
On both sides of the nose is a mark like a parenthesis ( ) for the nostril, but the nose dips past them.
Use short straight lines to draw the top of the eyelid and the wrinkle over the top of the eye. Draw only part of the bottom eyelid, just a couple of dashes or will do.
The upper lip is a thin shadow, the lower lip is a thicker shadow underneath. It is like a "W" that is pointing downward at the outside.
FINISHING TOUCHES.
The hair comes out from the sides and goes down behind his back.
The clothing is a big black coat. The collar goes right up to the ears. There is a stiff collar of a shirt and a bow underneath.
Use shading to give the effect of roundness.
To see more free printable drawing worksheets like this, click on the label for Christmas or people in the sidebar. Or click on the most popular on the left sidebar.