Grid Drawing for a Face

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Part of the video series: Face Drawing with a Grid

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Summary: Drawing a grid for a face requires thinking spatially about the round shape of a face. Learn how to draw a rounded grid with tips from a an art teacher in this free drawing video.

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Grid Drawing for a Face

Now what we are going to do is draw a line through where we want the center of the nose the bridge between the eyes to be so I am going to put a dot here and come out with a line that is going to intersect and go through this dot and on to the bottom and it is going to parallel the outside line and then we are going to find where we are going to put the center of the eye and equidistance on either side and since it is being foreshortened equidistance is not quite perfectly accurate, this is more accurate here so we are going to come with a parallel line and go through this and come all the way down and then we are going to do another where the center of the eye is going to work and come all the way down here.