How Do You Sketch A Face With The Proper Dimensions?
Drawing a portrait (and making it look like the person you’re trying to replicate) takes skill and practice. It’s important to start with the basics and understand the traditional structure of a face. Start by drawing an oval or an upside-down egg shape. This will be the basic shape of the face. Draw a horizontal line halfway down the face, dividing the oval into two parts. This line is where the eyes should be. Now that the face is split in half, draw a horizontal line halfway between the eye line and the chin. This is approximately where the bottom of the nose should be. Divide the space between the nose and the chin in half again, and this is the approximate placement of the mouth. Draw a vertical line down the middle (if your face is staring straight ahead) or in the slight direction that the head is facing. This is where the nose should lie. Draw the eyes, and make sure the eyes are separated by an eye’s length. This means that if each eye is 1 cm wide, make sure the space between
