Hello, this is Chommang :) Today is the 10th face practice video I'm going to give a brief explanation and draw it. First of all, when you look at a photo and draw a face Some of you may not know how to start. I think I've seen a lot of guidelines somewhere, But, It would be hard to draw the guidelines for the angles themselves. Of course, I have my own proposed guidelines They're really minimal guidelines. And the purpose of these guidelines is not to draw the guidelines exactly. The goal is to use these guidelines to develop your own eye for proportion. Of course, we can't explain everything in this video. but you'll get the feel for it as we slowly practice together. Let's start by drawing a face as a simple shape to get a feel for three-dimensionality. First, find the angle of the face and draw the centerline Then, identify the sides of the face and draw the ears in the middle of them The chin is drawn a little below the first circle, and then we connect it to the ear Next, draw the overall shape of the face It's not going to be easy up to this point either But I think it's a lot easier than trying to get the eyes, nose, and mouth right the first time. The nose is slightly to the left of the center line Then draw a large ellipse starting just above the nose It's good to draw a line that goes through the center of the ellipse. The mouth is simply drawn about halfway between the nose and chin This is actually 80% of the way through the process. If you've gotten this far, you should be able to draw a better face than you've ever drawn before. You may draw a more casual or more realistic style than I do. I'll post a video of me explaining it from time to time like this. But even if I don't have to, just drawing the face of the dummy that you just drew would be really helpful. Instead of trying to draw with hard guidelines every time. If you start to understand 3-dimension by simply drawing like this. you'll eventually have your own eye that doesn't need guidelines. And it's okay if those guidelines are a little off. because in the end, it's going to be your eyes that fix the final shape. And I hope you enjoy the rest of the video. I'm going to keep uploading videos of practicing faces. You can also watch the previous videos and practice together~. Then bye~.
