How To Draw A Chinese Opera Mask

How To Draw A Chinese Opera Mask * This video is for ages 13 and above. Mr. Smith creates a colorful drawing of a Beijing Opera Mask inspired by the book, Facial Design of the Beijing Opera by author Red Earth. Mr. Smith creates a drawing of the Beijing Opera Mask name, Li Ke. It is a mask with a black and red butterfly on the center of the face. Mr. Smith wants young people to read and use literature as a launch pad to create images in their imaginations as well as reading to be informed. To make his drawing Mr. Smith uses various shapes, lines, colors, and simplifies the drawing into a step-by-step process. This makes it easy for young children to follow along with his videos. His one-stroke/two stroke coloring method enables anyone to get the most color out of their markers. Mr. Smith's method for drawing helps anyone to create a successful work of art of which they can be proud. Please send in pictures of your child's or student's artwork with just a first name to mrsmithsartroom4kids@gmail.com to be displayed on Mr. Smith's Instagram page. ***Don’t forget to like, click the bell to be notified of new videos & subscribe to the channel*** Buy from Amazon - (Book) Facial Design of the Beijing Opera https://amzn.to/2MP2uzD Buy from Amazon -Crayola Markers https://amzn.to/2lkdQBM Buy from Amazon - Drawing and Sketching Pencil Set In Zippered Carrying Case https://amzn.to/2MMsRsw Buy from Amazon Blank Drawing Book: 100 Page Large A4 8.5" x 11" size, perfect clean, crisp white paper for all your drawing - https://amzn.to/2Y5qi62 Follow me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mrsmithsartroom4kids/ Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/Mrsmithsartroo1 #mrsmithsartroom4kids