Fashion Illustration Head & Face Perspectives

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A good fashion illustration depicts the human face and body in a stylized form. Learn fashion illustration tips for drawing faces from a designer in this free fashion illustration video series.

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Fashion Illustration Head Perspective: Profile Looking Down
Draw a profile in fashion illustration with the head looking down. Learn fashion illustration tips for head profiles looking down from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration Head Perspective: Profile Looking Up
Draw a head titled back in fashion illustration to give a carefree feel. Learn fashion illustration tips for head profiles looking up from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration Head Perspective: Profile Tilted Back
Profile perspectives are important in fashion illustration croquis. Learn fashion illustration tips for head profiles tilted back from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration Head Perspective: Subtle Tilt
Head perspectives with a subtle tilt in fashion illustration add attitude. Learn fashion illustration tips for faces with a subtle tilt from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration Head Perspective: Tilted Back
a tilted head in fashion illustration can give a relaxed feel. Learn fashion illustration tips for head tilted back from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration: Front 3/4 Perspective of the Head
Draw the head in 3/4 perspective tilted slightly. Learn fashion illustration tips for faces from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration: Front 3/4 Perspective of the Head Bent Forward
A 3/4 perspective is famous in art, and fashion illustrations are part of the tradition. Learn fashion illustration tips for faces bent forward from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration: Front 3/4 Perspective of the Head Looking Down
A 3/4 perspective is famous in art, and fashion illustrations are part of the tradition. Learn fashion illustration tips for faces looking down from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration: Front 3/4 Perspective of the Head Looking Up
Draw the head in 3/4 perspective looking up. Learn fashion illustration tips for faces looking up from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration: Front 3/4 Perspective of the Head Tilted Down
Draw the head in 3/4 perspective tilted down. Learn fashion illustration tips for faces tilted down from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration: Rear 3/4 Perspective of the Head Looking Down
A 3/4 perspective is famous in art, and fashion illustrations are part of the tradition. Learn fashion illustration tips for heads looking down from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Fashion Illustration: Rear 3/4 Perspective of the Head Looking Up
A 3/4 perspective is famous in art, and fashion illustrations are part of the tradition. Learn fashion illustration tips for heads looking up from a designer in this free fashion design video.

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Tags: design, face, drawing, fashion, angles, illustration, croquis

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Summary: Why design fashion for models? According to J.P. Prewitt, famous hand model of Bulova fame, models are genetically constructed to become something great: “They’re in peak physical condition. They can gain entry to the most secure places in the world. And most important of all, models don’t think for themselves. They do as their told.” It seems only natural for mothers to want their girls designing fashion and accessories for these legendary lookers. Because of the popularity of shows like Project Runway, fashion design has become a potential career readily consumed by our tweenagers and teenie-boppers.

In this free fashion illustration video series, professional fashion designer Laurel Armstrong teaches you how to draw the human head in many angles. It is important to know how the head and face look in perspective, and Laurel teaches you tips for drawing the head realistically. Mastering angles like the three-quarter tilt from the side, back, and bottom is important to having fashion designs that accent and highlight a stylized human form.

About the Expert

Expert: Laurel Armstrong is in graduate school for fashion design and is knowledgeable about everything fashion: design, sketching, pattern drafting, draping, sewing construction, etc. Armstrong is also currently involved in various fashion shows. She can be reached at: laurelarmstrong79@hotmail.com.