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Ok,
whew, this looks complex I know. But don't worry it's actually
quite simple.
Here I have
gone ahead and drawn out the front and profile head again,
but this time we are focusing on facial features. Once again,
don't worry about expressions just yet, we will cover that
in another tutorial.
Now
there are many different ways people space out the head
to create proper proportions. So if you have your own way
that works for you, I say USE IT!!
The head has an even spacing the aligns the different facial
features. As you can see, I have divided the head into 6
sections, each spaced almost identical with the exception
being the hairline.
The diagram pretty much speaks for itself interms of where
you want to place your different features. Remember tho
that this spacing can change dramatically depending on the
character you draw, say if they have a large nose, the nose
spacing will be longer. Or if you character is a muscular
character chances are their jawline spacing will be longer
and wider.
One
hard fast rule tho, the eye spacing should almost always
stay the same. If your eyes are to large or small you will
fall into trouble convincing someone you are drawing a true
to life person ^__-. The only exception being super deformed
characters or over the top cartoony type people.
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