How to Draw Elvis

1. Begin the Elvis outline by drawing the eyes. Use curved lines that don't meet to outline the almond-shaped eyes and the eyelids. Enclose two partial circles in each eye. Shade the smaller circle to form the pupil

2. Use long curved lines that meet at points on the outer edges to form the thick eyebrows.

On the inner side, use several short lines that don't touch for the texture of hair. Then, use curved lines for the bridge and tip of the nose.

3. Use four curved lines to complete the nostrils and tip of the nose. Then, use four curved lines that don't quite touch to outline the open mouth, with short lines at the corner of the mouth.

4. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to enclose Elvis' big hair. Use a long curved line for the sides of the face.

5. Use a series of overlapping curved lines that occasionally meet at jagged points to enclose the sides of the hair, the ear, and the back of the neck.

6. Use long curved lines to enclose Elvis' large, parallelogram-shaped collar, as well as the shoulders of the jacket.

7. Contour Elvis' hair and neck with curved lines.

8. Continue to texture the hair with curved lines. Contour around the nose, the chin, and the corners of the eyes as well. Draw several five-pointed star shapes on the collar.

9. Draw more stars on the remaining collar and front of the jacket.

Your Elvis outline is now complete. Color your portrait of the King. He had black hair and in his later years, he often wore a bedazzled white suit to his performances.