Head Proportions Part 4 -- Draw Faces in Extreme Angles and Perspective Art
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Welcome to Head Proportions Part 4 - Extreme Angles and Perspective
This is from the how to draw a head at any angle serious. I hope you enjoy and give me a like. Head proportions are difficult at times but with enough practice you can draw from your imagination any head at any angle without reference photos.
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In prior videos we took a look at the front, side and three quater views
of the head. Along with some tilts. but what about extreme angles and perspective?
As we know a sphere doesnt experience forshortening. Its the same in very position.
But the full head isnt a sphere. To clarify this lets look at the head from the top view.
The incision representing the side plane of our head is not cut perfectly straight. It tapers
in the front. Also the extention of our jaw to the cranium makes the entire head subject to
forsortening. If we look at the jaw straight on we see that the jaw has a nice round point.
but when looking up at the jaw from an extreme angle we can see that the jaw shape is inverted.
As we can see from these photos the mandible is a horseshoe shape. And it depends on the angle
in which we view it that will make out drawing corect or incorect.
Know this we can deduce that the face will experience forsshortening, and special measures may be
needed to combat this problem. if we creat our circle and place it in a box we can solve this issue.
This helps the mind see that the head is a 3D form. From the front we can see the front plane, from the side we can see the
side plane and from our 3 quater view we can see the fron and side plane in these. Pictures.
Because a box has 3 dimensions in other cases both the front side and top or bottom planes
can be visible.
Now because foreshortening effects the porportion of our head and box. Our rule of thirds will look
quite different. When a box is tilted back or forward the area closest to us will appear larger.
Now obviously these examples are quite technical. But if you want to undestand these concepts well
it is good to look at the basic principles. You wont draw every head in the way i am about to show you,
infact after a couple times drawing this knowing where to place your pefect thirds becomes second nature
and plotting wont be necessary.
So taking a look at the head tilted back we first need to identify our cranim. Then find where to place out chin
and the put our box around it into perspective. Then add our centerline. So how dow we know where to place our thirds?
If you saw my one point perspective video and how i created the tiles it is quite obvious.
Horisontally the head can be divided into thirds. But the same is true vertically. If you divide the head vertically
you find some interesting langmarks. for example as we can see the verticle line fall on the pupil and out corner of the mouth.
If we draw a straght line from one corner of out plane to the other we can see intersecting areas. From each area draw a horizontal
line. the first line will be your mouth area the second area will represent the center of the face and the last line will be your brow.
To find the nose we can divide the centerline and eye line in half to creat another intersection and draw a horizontal line for the nose.
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Omg this is exactly what I was looking for, thanks!
This is how i figured it out to draw the head in perspective, with the box form and with your video it confirms that i was for 80% on the right track. Thanks for putting this up. Its saves me a lot of time to figure the rest out. I will practice this method.
I am glad I could help
One of the best explanations ever!
this is amazing tutorial for beginners but unfortunately the lines are seen very very barely
Doesn't matter if the camera isn't the best quality, we can still decipher the lines and that's good enough. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, very helpful. :-)
Perfect, one of those great tips that will save me loads of frustration eye-balling it all the time or using reference. Cheers, a video worth watching for a change.
Awesome tutorial... it is exactly what I needed for my next painting. Thank you so much! Can't wait to check out the other videos.
The best tutorial I have ever watched on drawing the face. One day of testing this out and I am drawing some weird perspective stuff now. So fun. Your camera sucks though.
then get him a new one.
super helpful video! just too bad that it has so low res quality. but still great great help!
I have to remember to invert the chin and place the ears in certain places when drawing upward and downward faces. Your advice is helpful.
This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much!
It seems great for generalities but as with all systems at some point you have to learn to leave it behind. The property shows say 'location location location' is important. With "art"(small a) it is 'Practice Practice Practice '.
really like your video but i can barely see what you're drawing. it would be great if you could post another one with darker lines :)
I agree.
I agree too
Thank you so much
Even though I could barely see it, the lesson was AMAZING! Liked and Subbed!
Would the second horizontal line from the top be the eyes line? I wonder because in the front tilt down view it wouldn’t work 🤔also can I ask.. I tried to use this method on 3/4 head too but I can’t make it working
This makes so much sense :O
Those both looked good. The one showing the face looking up is always hardest for me. As a kid I'd try to draw the back of the album from the Heavy Metal movie soundtrack. Always had trouble trying to keep from making the nose look like a pig snout.
Thanks
So, I have a question. So far this has been the only place where I've seen foreshortening explained as a method. The whole thing with the diagonal line intersecting with the horizontal lines being a reference to where certain features are to be placed. That is great. But what I don't know is how to find the chin line in a similar way. Let's say I start with a circle. Then I may mark the typical horizontal line for the eyebrow placement and the vertical line to mark the center of the face (in a front straight view it would be a cross placed exactly in the middle of the circle). If the face is supposed to be looking up the horizontal line will be further up in the circle, right? Now if I was drawing a front view i'd count the same distance from the top of the circle to the horizontal line and from the horizontal line to the bottom and then i'd add that same distance down one more time, finding the chin line. This would be the three thirds of the face: top of the circle to eyebrow line, eyebrow line to bottom of the circle, bottom of the circle to the chin line. But what if the head is tilted? I can mark the circle and cross it with the eyebrow line but how do I count the bottom third from there while respecting the foreshortening of distances between features? I hope I'm not being too confusing. I'd love some help! Thanks
I have the exact same problem! It's kinda fine when you use a reference, but if I don't, then I don't have a good "rule" for placing the chin. Frustrating!
This video make rather liberal use of images that I created with my model for my teaching site www.pbotomatters.org. You can see the whole range of poses here: www.photomatters.org/chin-up. Please contact jon@jonsachs.com to discuss this.
Great tutorial. My only problem is that the guidelines are so light and I can't see them :(
It’s a great method. Thank you. Ignore the comments regarding the lines being too light. I think that what I saw was completely sensible. Construction lines are light, are they not?
True, but if your trying to watch it as a tutorial it's a pain in the a$$.
Thanks you really awesome explanation
Video content is very usefull but we cant see the white page drawing can u please made another video on this content
very helpful. I'm posting drawings on my FB account to show my improvements and this video is helpful.
You can join my Facebook group and post it on there too. It's called The Art Post.
Good video👍👍👍
OK I can SWEAR that the little reference in the video stayed on as it progressed until a minute ago!!
i cant see the frame cuz its too light. not fair. it is what is important.
Hey man. Just spotted that you actually decided the head vertically into quarters. Not thirds. The centre line slits it into to 2. And then you split both halves into 2 also. Other that that. Great demo
OMG THANK YOU! I'm glad you pointed that out... that was the only part I was confused about... I couldn't move past that point.
chelsea hernandez haha. What’s worse is that it I’ve only just noticed my poor spelling. Lol
This is a great video on how to draw I have a question how can I draw a face that is telting up slightly not to much thank
this is amazing tutorial but unfortunately the lines are seen very very barely bro
Thank you so much!!!! This is so helpful.
thanks, this is an amazing tool
Thanks helped a lot
es cierto que se ve fatal, pero mas o menos se intuye y he conseguido que la cabeza parezca mas o menos una cabeza. Esta perspectiva me costaba mucho y esta tecnica me parece tediosa pero eficaz. Hay que practicarla mucho mas. Thanks
this one helped me big time! thanks!
great picture
amazing
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How about extreme angles and 3/4 view?
Thank you sir. thank you Soo much
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Awesome.... thank you .
Thank you!
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Great stuff. Thank you.
this is really helpful thank you
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Thank You!!!!
Excelente tutorial pero para los efectos de explicación no se ve
wow so good
can you please tell where you got that reference picture at 0:19
Super
Very hard to follow and see where the lines intersect. Couldn't get mine to work out.
How tf is ur circle so perfect
karon minor practice makes perfect:)
video is good,but we still denied for most substantial angles,anges for box itself...p.s. this is only video that i wach so maybe explanation is in some videos bifore this....
I am sorry, but I fear, that the frontplane of your Box on the left is to far in the background. The lower sideline is here underneath the jaw instead of being closer to the chin. So the sidelines in 3D are to close to the ears. The face in the drawing might come out a bit flat.
Fantastic tutorial, thank you. As a side note, I understand the need for being "loose" with your lines, but your camera is a bit blurry.
the lines are not clear to the point it gave me headache
You draw the head face down but you make a picture that is not clear so I don't understand. next time make a clear picture. can you repeat the picture of the head bowing down clearly? I am from indonesia.
i love it! :)
Thank you :)
Ok so how do I do this with a character based from imagination. I don't want to have to use a reference
if you use enough references overtime you'll have a visual library of them,and you will able to recall and draw them from memory without the need for references,but to get there you will need to draw a LOT of references.
Plz upload head skull tutorial
My brother is graduating from Marine Corp bootcamp this week and I really want to spray paint him a Marines related painting, could you please post a tutorial for that?
Gianna I am so sorry but I can't. I am in Poland right now and it is wintertime. I have no place to do my spray paintings.
Adjag2 Studios Aw ok, thanks for responding!
10:48 drawing look down
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wwwuuauu que bien pintas quisiera pintar como tu pintas me puedes ayudar con material por favor
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Adjag2 Studios I would like help with painting materials could help me please
+Chepon Navas Rivera ok I will do a video on that soon. Which country are you in? Supplies are different in every country and continent.
I'm in Salvador, my friend.
+Chepon Navas Rivera see if you can find the Conte 1710b charcoal pencil. For paper just simple cheap newspaper paper. If you can't find the conte 1710 then you can also use a good quality black coloured pencil. Cheers Amigo !
What does 'Adjag' mean
It's my last name backwards :) hi Dylan ;)
Too many lines and confusion, good method for some but I wouldn't expect a beginner to be able to follow these steps....just saying one artist to another
Couldn't really see the lines and shouldn't have sped up the process
the video is blur and too bright .. hope u make the next one proper
Good tutorial for beginners but I can not see the guidelines ... that hurts
christian martinez it's importante lesson but bad images, we can not see
your lines are too light I can't see .
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Your pencil line is not clear. It is so lite