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Okay.
i HONESTLY dont remember WHO. But someone contacted me via MSN and thought my style of drawing is unique. Anyways, this person was curious as to how i draw character heads. i understand without hair, the heads look a little funny and are hard to draw.
So this is how i do it :
Simply draw the jaw first...
...and draw the FAR side of the face.
( easily drawn by a "C" shape )
This is the area in which the eyes is placed, dlightly deeper into the face than the cheeks.
...draw guide-lines across the face that go around the cheek-bones and across the front. Draw another down the center and another across the forehead, meeting up with the top of the "C". ( or close to it, depending on the shape of the head and such )...
...the tops of the eyes should meet with the top guide-line. And the same with the bottom of the eyes.
( to the bottom line )...
Depending on your character, the nose should fall right on the intersection of your middle and bottom guide-lines.
Now i included a few variations. For one the down and upwards angles aren't all that good. *shrugs* ...but the side-view is pretty self-explanitory.
AND as an added bonus. i even stuck FACES on 'em. None other than my own, and of course, my kiti, Serena's. =^_^=; As well as a few examples of when you'd use the different angles.
( like emotions )
-Kawai Tei-
So ummm...dont sue me for not remembering your name. And dont hold the notebook paper against me either. i'll have you know that the ONLY time i get to draw anymore is at school. So be glad you got your request done anyways...=¬_¬=;
( LOL )
i HONESTLY dont remember WHO. But someone contacted me via MSN and thought my style of drawing is unique. Anyways, this person was curious as to how i draw character heads. i understand without hair, the heads look a little funny and are hard to draw.
So this is how i do it :
Simply draw the jaw first...
...and draw the FAR side of the face.
( easily drawn by a "C" shape )
This is the area in which the eyes is placed, dlightly deeper into the face than the cheeks.
...draw guide-lines across the face that go around the cheek-bones and across the front. Draw another down the center and another across the forehead, meeting up with the top of the "C". ( or close to it, depending on the shape of the head and such )...
...the tops of the eyes should meet with the top guide-line. And the same with the bottom of the eyes.
( to the bottom line )...
Depending on your character, the nose should fall right on the intersection of your middle and bottom guide-lines.
Now i included a few variations. For one the down and upwards angles aren't all that good. *shrugs* ...but the side-view is pretty self-explanitory.
AND as an added bonus. i even stuck FACES on 'em. None other than my own, and of course, my kiti, Serena's. =^_^=; As well as a few examples of when you'd use the different angles.
( like emotions )
-Kawai Tei-
So ummm...dont sue me for not remembering your name. And dont hold the notebook paper against me either. i'll have you know that the ONLY time i get to draw anymore is at school. So be glad you got your request done anyways...=¬_¬=;
( LOL )
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Very useful, I wanted to learn how to draw your strange little, and yet very very big, head for a while now.