Drawing George Washington: Techniques and Tools

The video tutorial guides students through a direct drawing of George Washington, connecting art with social studies. It begins with an introduction to the materials needed, followed by detailed instructions on drawing the face, adding features like hair and cheekbones, and finishing touches such as clothing. The tutorial encourages creativity by suggesting additional elements like a foam finger and a background. It concludes with resources for further exploration of George Washington's life and art.

What is the primary tool recommended for drawing in this tutorial?

• Chalk

• Marker

• Sharpie

• Crayon

What shape is used to start drawing George Washington's nose?

• Square

• Circle

• Triangle

• Letter C

What is the colored part of the eye called?

• Retina

• Iris

• Pupil

• Cornea

How are the eyebrows described in the tutorial?

• Thick lines

• Curved arches

• Straight lines

• Little caterpillars

What feature is added after drawing the nose and eyes?

• Ears

• Mouth

• Neck

• Hair

What is used to create texture in George Washington's hair?

• Straight lines

• Dots

• Wavy lines and spirals

• Zigzags

What accessory is drawn around George Washington's neck?

• Scarf

• Tie

• Necklace

• Handkerchief

What is suggested to look at for more inspiration on George Washington's portrait?

• A photograph

• A painting

• A dollar bill or quarter

• A sculpture

What creative element is added to signify George Washington as the first president?

• A crown

• A medal

• A flag

• A foam finger

Where can you find many portraits of George Washington?

• The Library of Congress

• The Portrait Gallery in Washington DC

• The Smithsonian

• The White House