my first "good" art.

Same XD I can’t figure out how to use them XD
I'm just more comfortable starting with eyes and nose, then drawing the head around them. I suppose it depends on the style though - I have a pretty cartoonish style, but someone who draws realistically probably finds base lines incredibly important
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I'm just more comfortable starting with eyes and nose, then drawing the head around them. I suppose it depends on the style though - I have a pretty cartoonish style, but someone who draws realistically probably finds base lines incredibly important
I normally draw a circle, make a head shape, then ears, roughly where facial features go, a line for body positioning, connect, and add details an wa la
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Actually... I rarely use face crosses. Which probably explains why my faces look so bizarre
So, I don't have to do face crosses? I can actually just draw without doing the face crssoes tho...... Cuz I can already know where to put the eye or the mouth or etc..
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So, I don't have to do face crosses? I can actually just draw without doing the face crssoes tho...... Cuz I can already know where to put the eye or the mouth or etc..
Face crosses aren't necessary but they do help most people. Try doing it and see how you're comfortable drawing
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well.......i use da circles and lines for head shapes, which are something I fail at.
For the body, I draw a “skeleton” and then play connect the dot-er circle.
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i start with the eyes, then do the hair, then i do teh rest of the face/head
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So, I don't have to do face crosses? I can actually just draw without doing the face crssoes tho...... Cuz I can already know where to put the eye or the mouth or etc..
I'm pretty sure face crosses are to place your eyes/nose/mouth/ etc. evenly and more accurate because for some people, they have hard time making the eyes even xD (pssst my sister is well known for this)
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