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banjodi — Drawing Noses Tutorial
Published: 2014-06-18 19:34:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 18995; Favourites: 783; Downloads: 416
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Continuing with the facial-features theme... noses. Noses are tricky. I know a there's a lot of shortcuts and simplifications out there to draw noses, but I always end up falling back on the anatomy. When you know the shapes of the bits of cartilage, it's easier to play with shapes and sizes and still get fairly accurate noses in fairly difficult positions.I hope this gives people a different perspective on noses. They really are quite fascinating.
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Wow, this really helped me think about how to draw noses differently.... Thank you so much!
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Nice. Thanks for submitting to tutorial heaven.
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Thanks for this. I sometimes have difficulty with noses!
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This will help me out a lot, thanks. My issue with noses is that whenever I try to draw them realistically, it looks odd. There's a cool way to draw noses that you and a lot of my favorite artists have, but I haven't figure it out yet. Even if I did the same thing they did.
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Noses are very tricky and really rather complicated. It took me a long time to get a handle on them myself. I hope this helps you out!
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Noses! We meet again! But this time, I will be more prepared then I was 5 months ago!
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Great to hear! You're welcome!
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Lovely useful post(s), I'm wondering if there's a lips tutorial coming up next? Personally I always have trouble with male lips >.<
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Lips are coming next week!
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This is really, really helpful~! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
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'The bridge is a bit above the eyeline.'
...Everything I've been doing wrong, right there.
Great tutorial, extremely useful.
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Thanks! Glad it helps out.
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