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Here is the tutorial for faces as thought up by myself and fulfilled by . I will be posting more tutorials for other parts of the body as well.

Remember that my way may not be the best way for you. This is just how I draw most of the time and found it easier to do. I will show in steps.

Step1 Circle) Begin each by making a circle, this is the center piece to make the face.

Step2 Cross) The cross creates the holding points of the face. The center line must always run across the center as it creates many points of the face. The small bottom circle holds the size and position of the chin. The larger that circle the larger the chin. It may also just be used to reference the length of the face.

Step3 Jaw) The jaw holds the face together. Make a curve from the small circle to the large one, it's depth and shape create the cheek. Once you reach the circle create another curve that reaches the center horizontal line of the cross, that makes the ear. Then from the center line curve off the face then back down to the small circle; that's the nose and mouth area. Make a line somewhere beneath the cheek curve and another behind the curve of the ear. That makes the outline of the neck.

For the front view you'll have to make four lines to create a face. Two running from the horizontal cross down to the bottom of the circle then connecting to the small circle with two more lines.

Step4 Outline) This is where you start creating what you want. Starting with making a line below the center horizontal line this will give you an area for the eyes. One part in particular that may not change unless the characters nose is a different size; the nose usually starts right at the bottom of the big circle.

Step5 Detail) This part is entirely up to you and hopefully my tutorial has helped you get to this point. Once you have the outline finished add all your characters parts to make them as you want.

I really hope this helped people. As I've said before this is not for everyone, this is one of the easiest ways I've come up with to draw faces. More to come if people like this.

Here are updated versions of the tutorial:

Description
Here is the tutorial for faces as thought up by myself and fulfilled by . I will be posting more tutorials for other parts of the body as well.

Remember that my way may not be the best way for you. This is just how I draw most of the time and found it easier to do. I will show in steps.

Step1 Circle) Begin each by making a circle, this is the center piece to make the face.

Step2 Cross) The cross creates the holding points of the face. The center line must always run across the center as it creates many points of the face. The small bottom circle holds the size and position of the chin. The larger that circle the larger the chin. It may also just be used to reference the length of the face.

Step3 Jaw) The jaw holds the face together. Make a curve from the small circle to the large one, it's depth and shape create the cheek. Once you reach the circle create another curve that reaches the center horizontal line of the cross, that makes the ear. Then from the center line curve off the face then back down to the small circle; that's the nose and mouth area. Make a line somewhere beneath the cheek curve and another behind the curve of the ear. That makes the outline of the neck.

For the front view you'll have to make four lines to create a face. Two running from the horizontal cross down to the bottom of the circle then connecting to the small circle with two more lines.

Step4 Outline) This is where you start creating what you want. Starting with making a line below the center horizontal line this will give you an area for the eyes. One part in particular that may not change unless the characters nose is a different size; the nose usually starts right at the bottom of the big circle.

Step5 Detail) This part is entirely up to you and hopefully my tutorial has helped you get to this point. Once you have the outline finished add all your characters parts to make them as you want.

I really hope this helped people. As I've said before this is not for everyone, this is one of the easiest ways I've come up with to draw faces. More to come if people like this.

Here are updated versions of the tutorial: