How to Draw Faces and Portraits for Beginners
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Bring your portraits to life with this beginner-friendly drawing guide.Specially written for aspiring artists and hobbyists, this fun drawing guide explores the must-know tips, tricks, and techniques to help you create a wide range of beautiful portraits. With a step-by-step approach that nurtures your inspiration while guiding you through fundamental drawing methods, readers will discover a rich source of vital information for drawing faces, hair, and different angles, as well as tips for creating portraits of men, women, and children.Featuring a handy summary of essential drawing tools, simple drawing strategies that will instantly improve your craft, and plenty of stunning examples for you to learn from, How to Draw Faces and Portraits is an invaluable resource for anybody who wants to pick up a new hobby, expand their artistic knowledge, and express themselves creatively. 
Book details:• A Complete Guide To Drawing Realistic Faces• Helpful Drawing Techniques For Creating Portraits From Different Angles• Methods For Drawing Men, Women, and Children• How To Hold Your Pencil, Use Different Line Weights, and Draw Accurately• Tips and Tricks For Blending Lines and Colors• And Much More...If you’re passionate about drawing and you want to master portraiture, or if you’re a hobbyist or novice who wants to develop your skills, How to Draw Faces and Portraits offers a friendly and informative approach that encourages you to experiment with portraits.
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Step 1: Start by sketching the basic outline of the face. To do this, draw an oval shape with a horizontal line through the middle.
Step 2: Now draw the eyes, nose, and mouth. Make sure to draw the eyes slightly above the middle line and to make the nose and mouth proportionate to the face.
Step 3: Add the ears and hair. For the ears, draw two circles on either side of the face. For the hair, draw lines and shapes that follow the shape of the head.
Step 4: Add shading and details to the portrait. Shade around the eyes, nose, and mouth to give the portrait a more realistic look.
Step 5: Lastly, erase any unnecessary lines and add in any final details. Check your portrait for accuracy, and you’re done!
Once the style is determined, the artist can begin drawing the portraits. The artist should use high-quality paper and drawing materials, such as pencils, pens, markers, and paints. The artist should also focus on accuracy, paying attention to details such as skin tone, facial features, hair texture, and clothing.
In addition to the drawings, the artist can also include biographical information and other facts about the subjects. This can be done through the use of captions or by writing short paragraphs about each subject.