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Female Face Proportions Start off with an upside down egg shape like you have learned in one of our previous videos. Find the middle point along the vertical axis of the head. This is where you will eventually draw in the eyes for the character. To follow along with this style of head you can

How to Draw a Jaw Hinging the Jaw In this lesson on how to draw a jaw you’re going to learn how the jaw works in order to create an open mouth that is anatomically correct. The first step to understanding how to do this is to examine how the hinge of the jaw works.

[fancy-ul icon_type=”font_icon” icon=”steadysets-icon-pencil” color=”Accent-Color” enable_animation=”true”] Table of Contents: Item 1 Item 2 ITem 3 Item 4 Item 5 [/fancy-ul] Drawing Skin on the Skull Start With the Eye Socket Start off by drawing the eyeball in the eye socket. Notice that the eyeball is larger than the socket and that’s the reason why our eyes

Simple Skull Drawing: Start With the Eye Socket Start off your simple skull drawing by sketching the eyeball in the eye socket. Do you notice how the eyeball is larger than the socket? That’s the reason why our eyes don’t actually go and bulge right out of our heads. The next thing to be aware of with

Table of Contents Begin drawing the skull with an oval shapeDivide the skull up with horizontal and vertical lines to fine the eye lineAdd a line across the jaw for the teethThe spine originates from the back of the skull, not the centerDraw horizontal lines to give you the right proportions for the front view