Drawing The Nose In Deep Perspective

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In this segment, artist Steve Huston discusses the challenges of drawing noses in various perspectives, particularly focusing on the effects of foreshortening. He emphasizes the importance of simplifying the nose into basic shapes to capture its essence, especially when viewing angles complicate its appearance. Steve explains using curves to convey the nose's fluidity, contrasting it with a more chiseled approach that utilizes straight lines. He advises artists to be mindful of the nose's perspective relative to the face, noting that while the face may face one direction, the nose can seem to point another, demanding careful observation to render accurately.

[@titijhajha]

Thanks Steve Huston. You're amazing teacher !

[@aguilartist]

Damn! Good lecture , soo much to learn .Thank you Steve!! 🙏🙌🏼🙌🏼✨

[@teoalvarez3341]

espectacular

[@seinundzeiten]

that is a difficult fore-shortened angle

[@capneyeball575]

Thank you 🙏

[@yuihanima]

Thanks for sharing tour knowlege❤

[@rogerdestre9980]

Nose is angled in the wrong perspective

[@ItzYatz]

Which nose are you referring to. The left one or the one he’s drawing on the right?

[@Dylan-po6cd]

why don’t you demonstrate? would love to see your correction.