Starting today and
the following weeks to come I will be conducting a series of “How to draw” tutorials.
On these tutorials I will cover how to draw the human head and characteristics
(eyes, noses etc.), the human body (male, female) and perspective (one point,
two point and three point perspective).
These tutorials would
be extremely useful for beginner artists, so if you are interested in learning
how to draw here is a good place to start.
In today’s post we
are going through the process of creating a male’s face.
This will be an
eleven step process.
Step 1
Draw the “egg” type
of shape. Notice the difference at the bottom of the face and how angular it
is.
Step 2
Draw the vertical and
the horizontal axis. The axis are drawn in the middle of the face. Notice the
slight curve on the horizontal one.
Step 3
Draw five equal parts
on the horizontal axis. This is the size of an eye. The face is divided in five
eyes distance.
Step 4
Draw the eyes. The
eyes have a “fish” type of shape.
Step 5
Draw the eyebrows and
two subtle lines over the eyes indicating the skin covering the eyeballs. The
eyebrows are “hugging” the eye in a way protecting it.
Step 6
Draw two vertical
lines from where the eyes begin.
Step 7
The nose is half the
distance from the chin. The lines we drew at step 6 indicate where the nostrils
are.
Step 8
Draw two vertical
lines from the pupils.
Step 9
Between those axis
draw the mouth. The mouth has a shape similar to the letter “M” but stretched
from each corner.
Step 10
Draw the ears. The
ears are between the horizontal axis of nose and eyes/eyebrows.
Step 11
Finally add the hairline. Put
it one nose distance from the eyes axis. Add in a few subtle lines for
rendering.
A word of advice,
don’t despair if you don’t make it look exactly the same. Keep practicing this
exercise, it will come out better and better each time you try it!
Next week we will
learn how to do a face in profile.
Leave any comments or suggestions you may have down below the comments
section.
Finally “Medusa” updates soon to come! Find out about the project here: http://panoskamoulakos.blogspot.gr/2013/02/medusa-graphic-novel.html
Thanks for being here!
Take Care!
Panos.
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