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How you can Draw Manga Faces Step By Step

how to draw anime faces - Drawing the face is easily the most crucial point to any illustration. The facial skin holds the ease of expression, and thus reveals the character's personality, thoughts, and needs.

I like to think of the face as the house of the character's soul. There's a great deal about a anime or manga character that you can show through the face.

As an example, a scar evidently implies that this character is battle-worn plus a warrior. On the other hand, big, glistening eyes and unblemished skin imply innocence and youth.

Character attributes could be blatant or subtle. That's your responsibility. And so do fun with it and experiment.

Part of the attractiveness of manga art is that you can use facial features, expressions, along with other graphical tools to share your character's personality towards the audience. Much of your characters background and temperament should be conveyed without using words.

Expressions communicate the ever changing emotional state of the character. Surprise, fear, anger, love, worry, and rage are emotions revealed and highlighted by facial expression.

For instance, the eyebrows angled down portray anger; an upturned mouth signifies happiness.

In manga, these expressions are dramatically exaggerated, but they're simplified. These simplified lines raise the clarity with the images and send a stronger signal towards the viewer.

The form of a character's head may also be used to demonstrate age and personality.

Youthful manga characters have rounder heads and larger eyes. As they age, the eyes become smaller and the head narrows and lengthens.

Ok, so now is how you draw a manga face:

Step 1- Draw a circle. This can be the top. Next, add the jaw. Guarantee the jaw is symmetrical because we are looking at the face from head on.

Step 2- Draw a vertical line in the middle of the face. This will work as a guide for that eyes, nose, and mouth.

Step 3- Sketch your eye area and nose.

Step 4- Add the details for the eyes. Don't worry a lot of in what they look like at this time. You'll figure out how to perfect your eye drawings while you progress.

Step 5- Add some eyebrows and hair. Have some fun and test out the angle of the eyebrows. You'll find that you can make a pretty wide range of emotions simply by varying the quality of the eyebrows.

Also, observe that manga ears are often less space-consuming than real ears and can stick further out.

After that, erase any pencil lines remaining.