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Hello again! 🥰

Here is a brand new tutorial video for you! This one is an in-depth guide on how to draw faces, so we cover how to construct facial proportions from several angles, how to understand the features of the face on an anatomical level, and more :) The video is all in real-time, so get cozy with your tablet or sketchbook and let's study together!

Here are some other tutorials to help expand your skills on this topic:

And don't forget to watch last month's tutorial video here! It's about how to draw character interactions :)

I hope you all enjoy the video and find it helpful!! Faces are my favorite thing to draw ever and I had so much fun sharing my methods and techniques in this video 🥰 Have fun drawing everyone! :)

Love,

Lydia 💌

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How to Draw Faces! ✏️🫶🏻✨

Enjoy! :)

Comments

Nikaqsart

Very helpful, thank you for your hard work! May I ask what model of ipad do you use?

Dani

I'm new here, and so far your tutorials are great especially at trying to find more detailed and simplified ways to do thing ... very impressed 🤗

lotusbubble

Thank you so much Dani!! I’m so happy to hear you’re enjoying the tutorials! 🥰💗💕

MegMeg

I know this is like a year old, but I joined your patreon like 4 days ago and I cannot tell you how much this video FINALLY made faces click for me. I've been trying to teach myself to draw for like 2 years now and still have wonky faces a lot of the times. The way you explained everything from the very beginning with the skull was so, so clear and helpful. Pointing out how all the pieces go together was really what it took for me, and I absolutely love the demos at the end, it's just so nice to see everything in action and I can take a lot away from just watching how you sketch and ignore the gesture lines once you get going. Seriously thank you so much for this and for making your old videos available! I will be binging your tutorials :)

Martin Kochis

I know I'm late but thanks for this video so much, I'm just now finally getting serious about working on my art and I have so many bad habits When going from the skull to the face they look a bit scary but your video is so understandable for me. Thank you!