This is a free how-to-draw worksheet for drawing a face in 3/4 view.
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Here is a little drawing project, and the free printable worksheet below will give the beginner some direction for drawing a basic face at an angle.
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| How to Draw a Man's Face in 3/4 View Worksheet |
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BEGINNINGS
The basic shape of the head in the 3/4 view is like an egg or teardrop upside down and tilted to one side.
Lightly draw guidelines down the vertical axis of the face, this will be almost on the outside edge at the chin and about20% back from the outside edge at the top.
Lightly draw a guideline for the eyes about halfway from the chin to the crown of the head; this guideline will extend back for the top of the ear.
Halfway down from the eyes, draw a guideline for the nose; this guideline will extend back for the bottom of the ear.
Halfway down from the nose, draw a guideline for the mouth.
EYE
The eye socket and cheek are like a cut into the outside edge draw it like a > pointing to the guideline for the eye. Draw the eyes right on the guideline. Take your time to make sure they are even so that one is not higher than the other. The eye on the outside is touching the > of the eye socket.
NOSE
The nose is almost like an upside-down number seven that starts at the point where the guidelines for the eyes cross and go down to the outside line and back across the guideline and up.
MOUTH
The outside edge of the lips touches the outside edge of the face. The top is straight line-shaped like an uneven M, and the bottom is a curved line like a U.
THE EAR
The ear is almost all the way to the back of the head. The top of the ear is no higher than the guideline for the eye, and the bottom of the ear is no lower than the guideline for the nose. The ear is like a peanut that is wider at the top and smaller at the bottom with a large letter S inside.
CHIN
Add in the chin with a line going down from the lips and back to the jawline. The jaw takes a sharp turn up to connect to the bottom of the ear.
HAIR
Keep the hair simple. The hairline starts halfway from halfway between the eyes and the top of the head; it curves across and down to the ear. Draw the outside edges of the hair around the head. Do wavy lines or spiky lines to give it character.
NECK
The neck at the front starts a little back of the chin; it goes down and our forward. The neck at the back starts halfway behind the ear.
SHADING
Use shading to give the face character and roundness.
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BEGINNINGS
The basic shape of the head in the 3/4 view is like an egg or teardrop upside down and tilted to one side.
Lightly draw guidelines down the vertical axis of the face, this will be almost on the outside edge at the chin and about20% back from the outside edge at the top.
Lightly draw a guideline for the eyes about halfway from the chin to the crown of the head; this guideline will extend back for the top of the ear.
Halfway down from the eyes, draw a guideline for the nose; this guideline will extend back for the bottom of the ear.
Halfway down from the nose, draw a guideline for the mouth.
EYE
The eye socket and cheek are like a cut into the outside edge draw it like a > pointing to the guideline for the eye. Draw the eyes right on the guideline. Take your time to make sure they are even so that one is not higher than the other. The eye on the outside is touching the > of the eye socket.
NOSE
The nose is almost like an upside-down number seven that starts at the point where the guidelines for the eyes cross and go down to the outside line and back across the guideline and up.
MOUTH
The outside edge of the lips touches the outside edge of the face. The top is straight line-shaped like an uneven M, and the bottom is a curved line like a U.
THE EAR
The ear is almost all the way to the back of the head. The top of the ear is no higher than the guideline for the eye, and the bottom of the ear is no lower than the guideline for the nose. The ear is like a peanut that is wider at the top and smaller at the bottom with a large letter S inside.
CHIN
Add in the chin with a line going down from the lips and back to the jawline. The jaw takes a sharp turn up to connect to the bottom of the ear.
HAIR
Keep the hair simple. The hairline starts halfway from halfway between the eyes and the top of the head; it curves across and down to the ear. Draw the outside edges of the hair around the head. Do wavy lines or spiky lines to give it character.
NECK
The neck at the front starts a little back of the chin; it goes down and our forward. The neck at the back starts halfway behind the ear.
SHADING
Use shading to give the face character and roundness.
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