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Summary: Easy Christmas cartoons! Learn how to draw a cartoon Santa's head in this free art video.

Views: 706 | Tags: art, drawing, draw, characters, learn, christmas, santa, claus, comics, cartoons, frosy, snowman, rudolph, elf, elves, kris, kringle, cartooning

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Paul Louis Paul Louis is an award-winning actor, singer, songwriter, puppeteer, illustrator and filmmaker. He has been in the "creativity" biz for over 25 years. Louis i... read more

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How to Draw the Head of a Cartoon Santa

On behalf of Expert Village my name is Paul Louis and today I'm going to teach you how to draw Christmas cartoon characters. Right underneath that mustache another U from here to here and then upside down U inside to represent his tongue. Then of course he needs that big flowing beard so let's make another U but let us make it kind of a squiggly line U, like so. Then we'll start making his head come up this way and this way and we'll give him some ears, make two little C shapes for ears, one here and one here. Then maybe his hair flowing out like so.

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