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ms hipster looking artist John Gnagy teaches viewers HOW TO DRAW. holds up picture of what they will be painting on the show today
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CU Artist Gnagy begins drawing on a large easel with tv camera fixed on it
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ms John Gnagy artist draws on large screen or piece of white cardboard and teaches tv viewers how to draw - while he draws he gives instructions
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tv "learn to draw" artist John Nagy draws a sail ship on his large screen/canvas
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John Gnagy colors in the sails of what looks like an asian junk sailing vessel.
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John Gnagy introduces commercial
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John Gnagy continues and finishes hois drawing of a " chinese Freight Boat " teaching tv audiences how to draw on this early art instruction tv show
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John Gnagy frames his drawing of a "Junk". intros commercial
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