3 Ways To Draw A Face (Easy With Pictures)

How To Draw A Face - The face is a basic part of the human anatomy, and displays a wide range of emotions. The human face is generally the most important point in an image, and the slightest mistake can convey the wrong message. Drawing faces properly is a big step on your journey to become a true artist.

1. How To Draw Mature Woman Face

Draw the outline of the face. The head is never circular, the shape of the head is oval, like an egg. So, sketch an oval shape that tapers off at the bottom.

Draw a dividing line. The easiest way to draw a face is to use dividing lines to map the parts of the face. First of all, draw a line in the center of the oval that you have created. Then, divide the two images once again, this time horizontally.

Draw the nose. Divide the lower half of the image again with another horizontal line. The point where this line meets the vertical is where you should draw the nose. Draw the base of the nose and make nostrils on both sides.

Draw a mouth. Divide the lower half of the image again. The base of the lips will lie on the dividing line you just created. Draw a line where the lips meet and draw the top of the lips. Then, fill in the base of the lips.

Draw the eyes.

Draw two large circles to create the eyes on the main horizontal line. This circle will become the eye socket. The top of this circle is the eyebrows and the bottom is the cheekbones.

Draw the eyeball in the center of the eye socket.

You need to learn to draw eye shapes. Eyes are shaped like almonds, so keep this in mind when drawing them (eyes come in many shapes and sizes, and you need to identify their shape). As a general guide, the distance between the eyes is equal to the width of the eye.

Inside the iris, the color center of the eye, draw the pupil, which is the darkest part of the eye. Fill it mostly with black, and leave a little white. With the pencil pointing horizontally, draw a shadow at the base. Vary the shadows from medium and light within the iris, using short, tight lines from the tip of the pupil to the white of the eye. Draw lighter in some areas for a fun effect. Draw the eyebrows on it. Then follow the next instructions to draw the lower part of the eye:

Draw the upper part of the eyelid over the almond shape. The base of the eyelid is just above the iris and covers a bit of the area above it.

Give shadows under the eyes. Now, shadow under the eyes and where the eye and nose meet to define the eye sockets. To create a tired look, add shadows and sharp lines at a certain angle under the eyelids.

Draw the ears. The base of the ear should be in line with the base of the nose, while the top should be in line with the eyebrows. Remember that the ears should be flush with the sides of the head.

Draw the hair. Make sure that you draw the nose from the parting point outwards.

Draw the neck. The neck is a larger part of the body than you imagine. Draw two lines from where the horizontal dot at the bottom meets the edge of the face.

Draw other details. Shadow under the nose and emphasize the chin. Give an expression line around the mouth and shadow in the corners. Then, emphasize the bridge of the nose. The clearer you make these details, the older your drawing will look.

You may want to draw a face in a certain style of clothing.

Clean your image. Use the eraser to remove the guide lines.

2. How To Draw Teenage Woman Face

Draw the shape of the head you want.

Draw a line to define the center of the face and the position of the eyes.

Make a line sketch to determine how wide, long, and position the eyes, nose, mouth, and ears are.

Sketch the shape and appearance of the eyes, mouth, nose, ears and eyebrows.

Sketch the shape of the hair and neck.

Use the drawing tool with the pointed tip to add subtle details to the face.

Draw the outline using the sketch as your guide.

Erase the sketch lines so your drawing is clean.

Color and give your image a shadow look.

3. How To Draw Male Face

Make a thin image. Sketch a circle.

Draw a line in the middle, starting at the top of the circle and ending at the chin place. (This line specifies that the face image will point forward).

Sketch the lines to define the shape of the cheeks, jawline and chin.

Make a sketch to determine the width, length and placement of the eyes, nose, mouth and ears.

Sketch the shape and appearance of the eyes, nose, mouth, ears and eyebrows.

Sketch the shape of the hair and neck.

Use the pointed drawing tool to add subtle details to the face.

Draw the outline of the face using the sketch as a guide.

Erase the sketch lines for a clean image.

Color your image.

Alternatively, add shadows to the face image if needed.