practice drawing portraits with me | how I avoid same face syndrome

Want to use the portrait roulette to improve your portrait drawings? Let me know!

In this video, I talk about how I draw faces that don't follow the typical ideal facial features or facial proportions - which allow me to draw different faces. By using simple shapes and guidelines, I can escape the same face syndrome, draw more diverse faces and overall improve how I draw portraits.

This is the first instalment of hopefully more videos where I practice how to draw portraits and I share the process with you as well. If you want to join me along, I can send you the video resource of the Portrait Roulette that I created! ENJOY!

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approx. 15 mins

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0:00 Intro
0:26 Head & face shape
1:52 Eyes
3:20 Eyebrows
4:05 Nose
5:43 Mouth
6:43 Hairline & jaw
7:36 Hair
8:55 Neck
9:22 Shading
10:27 What is Portrait Roulette

Видео practice drawing portraits with me | how I avoid same face syndrome канала Zyra Bañez