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Face Drawing Proportions | 04 |

Mouth, Eyebrows and Hair

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You’re almost finished learning about the drawing proportions of the face. This final lesson will put the last missing features on the face and show you how to add the mouth, eyebrows and hair.

finished face drawing proprtions examples

 

 

mouth drawing proportions

Placing the Mouth

To get the placement of the mouth you can go with the guideline that you previously drew that is half of the distance between the nose and the chin. One alternate method of placing the mouth is to divide that lower section into thirds and place the mouth on the upper third closest to the nose.

To get the width of the mouth you can take the center point of the eye and drop a line down. When you are drawing your mouth remember to add a slight curve to it to help show the roundness of the face and don’t forget to add a little shading in on the corners of the mouth.

 

When drawing the female mouth, you can place the mouth slightly lower in order to make room for the larger lips to be drawn on the mouth. You can follow along with the video to see examples of drawing in the mouth in proportion on the three quarter view head.

 

eyebrow and hairline drawing proportions

Adding the Eyebrows and Hairline

Because you drew in the eye sockets in the last step it should be quite easy to get the placement of the eyebrows. If you need additional information on drawing eyebrows you can watch the lesson on how to draw eyebrows.

The last feature to add on your character is the hair. To get it’s placement just follow the hairline you created earlier and then have it flow along the skull down just in front of the ear. Of course, there are millions of different hair styles out there, but remember that the hair line will always follow the contour of the skull and this should give you an excellent starting point for creating any kind of hair that you would like.

We really hope that you learned a lot in this lesson series. Please leave any comments that you have about it below! We wish you all the best with your art and hope that this fundamentals of the face drawing series has allowed you to make some major leaps in your figure drawing.

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19 Responses to “Face Drawing Proportions | 04 | Mouth, Eyebrows and Hair”

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  6. AmericoNeves says:

    Been followed to this tutorial from lesson 1 to 4, what I wanted to say is that it is great and I didn’t know about this kind of drawing techniques before! Didn’t realise that drawing head with proportion is like a mechanical drawing! Really scientifi! About my doubt, the teaching is quite quick, maybe because there’s too many views and its making me a bit confuse.

      

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  8. RyannJones says:

    Love the video series. Was really struggling with making a face that was functional and didn’t look fake. Obviously eying proportions was outside of my skill set. Glad to know this technique! Can definitely see practice will be needed to get this down well.

    Quick question, what brush/size are you using with your tablet? Using the 2B pencil with 4px size and I cannot make my lines nearly as fine and thin as yours (even turned down my tablets sensitivity). Is it all about having a steady hand?

      

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  11. PaulMorris says:

    I learned this technique from the Loomis books but it is really nice to see someone do it. Helps me remember it better. I always screw up the shape of the brow >.<

      

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