SkillShare – How To Draw Faces – Female Heads- Downward and Upward Angles – Three Quarter View

Your project for this class is to draw a picture of the female head from top to bottom, three quarter perspective.

Carefully observe the method of construction used in the demonstration to establish the foundations for your own female heads. The proportions, placement and scale of the head are captured by the foundations. The perspective the head is being presented in will affect all of these aspects.

Take into account the shape of the head, face and facial features in these views. The way they are presented will be specific to the angle the head is being observed on, but by understanding its three-dimensional structure and forms you will begin to understand why, and how you can properly present these features as the head turns in space.

Get it immediately. There are three quarter views on how to draw faces. For a week, do five to six studies per day. You should have thirty versions of the female head in each of the views by the end. If you do as many as possible, you can train yourself.