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VAL DAUGHTREY

Dreams don't have deadlines

  • ABOUT
    • BIO
    • GOALS
    • NEWSLETTER
    • EXHIBITIONS CV
  • COMMUNITY
    • ARTIST TALKS
    • TEACHING ARTIST
    • CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
    • PROGRAMS/ EVENTS
  • ART GALLERY
    • MFA
    • FILMS
    • DESIGN
    • MURALS
    • ARTIVISM
    • BeHANCE
    • ANIMATION
    • ILLUSTRATION
    • RAW GALLERY
    • HARLEM HOPS
    • BACK TO THE PRESENT
  • SKETCHBOOK
  • CONTACT
  • ⌂

DRAWING FACES

If you're an artist, you know that drawing figures can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to the face. However, taking a moment to focus on the face and its features can make all the difference. That's why I like to take my time and practice the correct proportions when drawing faces.

When drawing a face, it's important to pay attention to the placement and size of the eyes, nose, mouth, and ears. Correct proportions can make a face look more realistic and help to capture the essence of the subject. To ensure that I'm practicing correct proportions, I often use reference images or models to guide me.

By taking the time to focus on the face and its features, I'm able to create more lifelike and expressive drawings. Whether I'm working on a portrait or a character design, this technique helps me to achieve the desired outcome and bring my art to life.

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