You will be able to draw faces by the end of this book /
Spicer, Jake,author.
Includes bibliographical references (page 159).
What do you want to draw today?: What you need... ; Who to draw ; Using this book -- part 01. Drawing: Line ; A continuous mark ; Simplifying what you see ; Glimpses -- part 02. The head: Anatomy ; The neck and shoulders ; A method ; The profile ; Three-quarter profile ; Front view ; Fifteen-minute portrait ; Oblique views ; Tilts ; The head as landscape ; Notations of form ; Light & shadow ; Lighting the head ; Sculpting shadows ; Anatomy of a shadow ; Tone ; Additive vs. subtractive -- part 03: The face: Scaffolding ; The eyes ; Glasses ; The nose ; The mouth ; The chin & jaw ; The ears ; Hair ; Facial hair ; Hairstyles & textures ; Clothing ; Adornments ; Skin ; Feature studies -- part 04. Application: Proportions ; Variations ; Age ; Likeness & expression ; Playful expression ; Inventing faces ; Composition ; A sustained portrait -- What's next.
Face in art.
Head in art.
Drawing
Portrait drawing
Anatomy, Artistic.
Anatomy, Artistic.
Drawing
Face in art.
Head in art.
Portrait drawing