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Okay, so there are many angles of the canine face that you can draw. I learned them by looking at other peoples' drawings, real pictures, and my mental pics. I studied them and then practiced, and tested different ways.

A. Looking Half-Way Down - The snout is low. You can see the bottom jaw, but that's all you can see of the mouth.

B. Open Mouth - The mouth is open wide, the head is tilted up and the tongue flops over the jaw.

C. Looking Diagonal - The nose is more to the right side of the face. The left eye is compressed and the snout points to your right.

D. Looking Up - This is the hardest for me. The snout is pointed up. The nose is almost at the same height as the two eyes that are on either side. The ears are compressed and you mostly just see the bottom jaw.

E. Looking Down - You don't see the mouth. The nose and eyes are low. You mostly see the forehead.

F. <---(Sorry, on the pic I put B.) Straight - The nose is in the center of the face and you see the sides of the snout.

Description
Okay, so there are many angles of the canine face that you can draw. I learned them by looking at other peoples' drawings, real pictures, and my mental pics. I studied them and then practiced, and tested different ways.

A. Looking Half-Way Down - The snout is low. You can see the bottom jaw, but that's all you can see of the mouth.

B. Open Mouth - The mouth is open wide, the head is tilted up and the tongue flops over the jaw.

C. Looking Diagonal - The nose is more to the right side of the face. The left eye is compressed and the snout points to your right.

D. Looking Up - This is the hardest for me. The snout is pointed up. The nose is almost at the same height as the two eyes that are on either side. The ears are compressed and you mostly just see the bottom jaw.

E. Looking Down - You don't see the mouth. The nose and eyes are low. You mostly see the forehead.

F. <---(Sorry, on the pic I put B.) Straight - The nose is in the center of the face and you see the sides of the snout.