How to draw the face of a Geisha, drawing lesson, and printable worksheet.
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| How To Draw A Geisha Free Worksheet.by MrAdron. |
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BEGINNINGS
Remember to draw lightly so you can erase later.
The head is an oval shape. The pose is the three-quarter view, (where she is turning slightly away) so draw a guideline slightly to the left to help keep things straight. Use guidelines halfway down, and going across the face to place the eyes. Halfway below that draw, another one for the nose and halfway to the chin draw another for the mouth. The hair starts out as three large ovals.
FACE
Keep things simple. Draw two arches for the upper eyelid and a slightly curved line for the lower eyelid. The nose is a line going down and curving a little inward at the bottom. The mouth is small. The eyebrows are a thin line.
HAIR
Outline the flowers and any other ornaments you want to put in the hair before drawing in the hair. There are two chopsticks poking out, there are three strings of paper bells hanging down, and a charm that looks like a comb on the right side. The hair starts high up on the forehead. Remember to leave areas to be highlights- it is good to outline them early on. Use long curving lines starting at the forehead and going up or out. There is a bun at the top and a bun at the side. The highlights will help it to look real.
DRESS
The dress wraps around the shoulders. Draw two or four lines going down from the shoulders like cloth wrapping across.
NOTE: There is much confusion about the Geisha as who they are and what they do. The geisha is an artist who performs songs, dance, music, and other art forms. They were to be living expressions of art and beauty
(c) Adron 4/9/14
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BEGINNINGS
Remember to draw lightly so you can erase later.
The head is an oval shape. The pose is the three-quarter view, (where she is turning slightly away) so draw a guideline slightly to the left to help keep things straight. Use guidelines halfway down, and going across the face to place the eyes. Halfway below that draw, another one for the nose and halfway to the chin draw another for the mouth. The hair starts out as three large ovals.
FACE
Keep things simple. Draw two arches for the upper eyelid and a slightly curved line for the lower eyelid. The nose is a line going down and curving a little inward at the bottom. The mouth is small. The eyebrows are a thin line.
HAIR
Outline the flowers and any other ornaments you want to put in the hair before drawing in the hair. There are two chopsticks poking out, there are three strings of paper bells hanging down, and a charm that looks like a comb on the right side. The hair starts high up on the forehead. Remember to leave areas to be highlights- it is good to outline them early on. Use long curving lines starting at the forehead and going up or out. There is a bun at the top and a bun at the side. The highlights will help it to look real.
DRESS
The dress wraps around the shoulders. Draw two or four lines going down from the shoulders like cloth wrapping across.
NOTE: There is much confusion about the Geisha as who they are and what they do. The geisha is an artist who performs songs, dance, music, and other art forms. They were to be living expressions of art and beauty
(c) Adron 4/9/14