bjbjLULU Face Proportions For Portrait Drawing- Formula Hey welcome back everybody....Its
Merrill, I recommend that you watch part 1 before you see part 2. Just click on the image
if you havent seen part 1 yet. This is a very important video for anyone who wants to learn
portraiture. In this video, I will model the formula taught in part 1 to teach you how
to draw a face from your memory. In order to make things easy to remember, I will demonstrate
my process step by step. People who memorize these steps will be able to draw a human face
from memory without a reference image. Lets get started. Step 1: Draw an oval. Next put
a horizontal line through the oval, slightly higher than the half way point. Then add four
evenly spaced dots. These four dots will mark the inner and outer corners of each eye. Remember
that there is one eye length in between the two eyes. It is imperative that the dots are
evenly spaced. You will also need two bigger dots to mark the center of each eye. Step
2: Now add a rectangular shape. The rectangle should be taller than it is wide. The corners
of the rectangle should line up with the two dots that mark the center of each eye. Step
3: Add the ears and eyebrows. The ears most often line up with the top of the eye and
the bottom of the nose. Step 4: Add the eye shape. Generalized eyes are almond shaped.
You will see the bottom of the iris but not the top. Most eyes also have a second line
for the eyelid above the eye. Step 5: Add the nose. Notice that I did not add lines
for the bridge of the nose. The only lines that exist on a nose are towards the bottom.
Step 6: Add the lips. Generally, the top lip is M shaped and smaller than the bottom one,
which is bowl shaped. When the face is calm, the corners of the mouth usually does not
line up with the middle of the eye. Step 7: Add hair.
Be
creative.
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