Steps:

Enjoy and Have fun!

1. With a black or dark drawing/painting color, make a profile (sideview of face with a forehead, nose, mouth, and chin) down the middle of your paper. (Leave room for hair and neck). Give this profile line thought! Since this is Cubism, it’s good to “not be perfect,” yet intentional (this is almost always)!

2. Make an eye looking to the side.

3. Outside of the profile, draw a curved line from the top side of the head to the chin. This is your “second face.”

4. Inside that curved line, make an eye looking at you, then a mouth joining the two faces. This is where you should see the “two faces” fitting together as one! Then, make hair and a neck on the other side or joining the two.

5. Add more details! (ex. eyelashes, extra shapes, eyebrows, freckles, glasses, etc.)

6. Now, Color! Solid Color. Color every single shape a totally different color (ex. One side of the face a different color from the other side, color patterns, light and dark, all of this, etc.).

7. Lastly, carefully (and with a heavy hand) trace over all original dark/black lines.

YouTube:

-How to Draw Like Picasso

-Picasso's Famous Portraits