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2 out of 3, I'm on a roll hehehe. It's mostly thanks to hehe. So here's my tutorial on the quarter view of the face (if you need to use it for a right facing view, simply flip the picture horizontally in Paint or something hehe). This will be a bit more difficult, as quarter views usually are. I have trouble drawing this view myself a lot too.

Step 1: Circle
Step 2: Cross ,but the vertical lien will start by trailing off, because if it curved under the circle it wouldn't make the chin. So the top half of the vertical lien will curve, and the bottom will trail.
Step 3: Chin circle or oval at the bottom of the vertical line, remember the width still measures the width of the chin. The cheek you see the most will be more prominent, the bend and curve for masculine and feminine faces still apply. The cheek you cannot see as much will nearly always be just a curve or bent in slightly for gaunt and bony faces.
Step 4: The nose circle will either be right on or on top of the vertical line, still at the same level as the bottom of the head circle. Make the second horizontal line that cuts the bottom half of the head circle into quarters. The ear oval is still between the two horizontal lines.
Step 5: Make the eye ovals and mouth line. The neck lines will either com straight down or diagonal a bit since some people's heads lean outward.
Step 6: Make the detail sketches for facial features, I used the U shaped hairline here instead of the M.
Step 7: Fill in the features. (He looks like a young Xemnas hahahaha)

Hope you enjoy, and that it helps hehehe.

Description
2 out of 3, I'm on a roll hehehe. It's mostly thanks to hehe. So here's my tutorial on the quarter view of the face (if you need to use it for a right facing view, simply flip the picture horizontally in Paint or something hehe). This will be a bit more difficult, as quarter views usually are. I have trouble drawing this view myself a lot too.

Step 1: Circle
Step 2: Cross ,but the vertical lien will start by trailing off, because if it curved under the circle it wouldn't make the chin. So the top half of the vertical lien will curve, and the bottom will trail.
Step 3: Chin circle or oval at the bottom of the vertical line, remember the width still measures the width of the chin. The cheek you see the most will be more prominent, the bend and curve for masculine and feminine faces still apply. The cheek you cannot see as much will nearly always be just a curve or bent in slightly for gaunt and bony faces.
Step 4: The nose circle will either be right on or on top of the vertical line, still at the same level as the bottom of the head circle. Make the second horizontal line that cuts the bottom half of the head circle into quarters. The ear oval is still between the two horizontal lines.
Step 5: Make the eye ovals and mouth line. The neck lines will either com straight down or diagonal a bit since some people's heads lean outward.
Step 6: Make the detail sketches for facial features, I used the U shaped hairline here instead of the M.
Step 7: Fill in the features. (He looks like a young Xemnas hahahaha)

Hope you enjoy, and that it helps hehehe.