don't limit yourself to 1 style of figure drawing and face making, combine them all and watch your art improve when you start doing different facial features!
I like to study faces for this. also, I was crying while drawing this (I'm jOKING IM JOK-)
I like to study faces for this. also, I was crying while drawing this (I'm jOKING IM JOK-)
this is a study on a real person btw
I was trying to explain this technique to a friend ahsjnfh
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yeah, branching out sometimes is good! keeps you sharp
honeyfoot: exactly and it's very helpful if you're angry and sick and tired of the erasing every single line
oh noooo
it's okay on the bright side I'm learning to draw better faces I hope
before and after applying said techniques:
before
after 
I know it's not like my best work (it's a sketxh) but I was a tiny bit proud in the moment
before
after 
I know it's not like my best work (it's a sketxh) but I was a tiny bit proud in the moment
Looks really nice! I should try to study more methods for drawing faces. Consistent and distinct facial features are a weakness of mine
ohhhh yeah, that definitely made a difference
carrieface: yeah same!!! specially expressions, mouths and noses. I recommend not limiting yourself to just one method over another as many online 'tutorials' will demand because their basis is often that of a cis white man from northern europe instead of just any person. it's super fun to get playful with them!
honeyfoot: right? I can see where I was going wrong w faces without the need to pulling up a real person and fighting them
i would also cry doing that I MEAN--
chocoballs: I AM ABOUT TO CRY. RIGHT NOW.
oh yeah the chin looks way better in particular
superfine: thank you!!!!