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How to Draw a Cartoony Shamrock Clover

Nit Wits #32: Sham-rock © 2007 Chris Dunmire

Nit Wits #32 ("Sham-rock") utilized my "three-heart" shamrock clover design. Like other shape-oriented cartoony things, if you approach drawing the St. Patrick's Day shamrock with the idea that it's simply three hearts joined together at the stem, drawing it will be a cinch. History Mystery: With all of the love in this clover, you'd think that's where the expression "Kiss me, I'm Irish!" came from. You think?

Learn how to draw a shamrock by following my cartoony drawing lesson below. (And, Genie, I rish for three more wishes!)

Free Cartoony Lesson #12: How to Draw a Shamrock Clover

 

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