How to Draw a Face Beginner Guide

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You will Need:

A pencil, ruler, and blank paper.

Read all instructions before beginning in order to correctly draw the face.

NOTE: This product is intended to be a starting point in drawing faces, thus is used as a guide for further advanced portrait drawings. Don't be too hard on yourself if it doesn't come out perfect, drawing like many other things takes practice.

- Make a starting light dot 3” from top of paper

- Make four light dots 2” left, right, below and above the dot from the middle dot

- Connect the dots from step 1 creating a lightly drawn circle shape

- From the middle of the circle use the ruler to measure 4” down and make a light dot.

- Make a 1” light horizontal line, 1/2” on both sides of the dot made

- Connect the ends of the line made from step 4 with the right and left dots made in step 1

- Lightly draw a line connecting the left and right dot made in step 1

- Make two 1” almond shaped circles a 1/2” from the mid-line; one to the left and one to the right of mid-line

- Now you have eyes

- Draw two light 1” vertical lines down from the inside point of the eyes

- Draw two long c shaped objects; one facing the left eye and one the right eye

- Draw two small c’s facing each other on the bottom of the last drawn c’s and

- Draw one c faced upwards in the middle of the second set of c’s

- Connect the middle c and two bottom side c’s with downward facing c’s

- Now you have a nose

- Draw two slightly curved outward facing lines under the middle c made in step 8

- Draw a light downward vertical 1 1/2” line from the middle of each eye

- Draw a light downward vertical 1 1/2” line from the middle dot made in step 1

- Draw two faced downward curved lines from the middle line made in step 10, one line connecting to the left line and one connecting to the right line

- Connect the two outer lines with a upward facing curved line;

- Draw an upward facing curved line in between the two previous lines.

- Draw a upward curving line connecting the bottom side curves of the circle made in step 4 with a 1/2” space between the middle of the curve and the middle of the bottom of the circle

- Now you have a chin

- Erase the light lines made in step 4, 5, 7, and 10 and the inner bottom part of the circle made in step 2

- Darken all the remaining lines