If you want to practice drawing some cartoon faces, the best way to do that is to reference other people's drawings. I have drawn a bunch of different silly and expressive cartoon faces for you to reference. No better way to learn how to draw, I hope you enjoy them and find them useful.
Today I am going to show you how to draw a pair of glasses from 3 different angles - from the front view, from the side view, and from the 3/4 view. We have broken down all 3 tutorials into many, many steps so you will find it easy to follow along with. Book mark this page and come back to it often as you need to draw glasses on men, women, children, etc.
Here are twleve different Jack O'Lantern faces, emotions, and expressions reference sheets for you to learn how to draw for Halloween. We have happy, sad, silly, goofy, evil, angry, menacing, and other jack o'lantern expressions for you to learn how to draw in the easy step by step drawing lesson below.
This is a huge guide to drawing in Kawaii Style (Super Cute Kawaii Animals and Critters : Faces and Body Poses). This is Part II to our Kawaii Style Drawing Guide (HERE IS PART ONE : DRAWING KAWAII PEOPLE). The first part was for people, and this second part is for animals and critters. We have several reference sheets below that will show you how to draw Kawaii animal poses, facial expressions / emotions, kawaii faces, and color palettes for Kawaii style as well. This is a page that you should bookmark and reference often. Have fun and Happy Drawing!
This is a huge guide to drawing in Kawaii Style (Super Cute Kawaii People : Faces and Body Poses). We have several reference sheets below that will show you how to draw Kawaii people poses, facial expressions / emotions, kawaii faces, and color palettes for Kawaii style as well. This is a page that you should bookmark and reference often. Have fun and Happy Drawing!
Here is another round of hands reference sheets to help you learn how to draw hands. You should bookmark this page and come back to it often...hands are always tricky and it is good to have some reference images to help you along.
How This is a good page to reference for the next time you have to draw feet. Knowing a little bit about the anatomy and how feet can (and should) move is very helpful when you are a successful artist. There are also many reference pictures here that you may want to reference later.
Here is a great page to come back to to reference clothing folds, wrinkles and drapery pictures. When you need to draw wrinkles or folds, it is easier to get a realistic drawing if you have something to reference.
Found a cool reference sheet to use for the proportions of baby and child heads. Bookmark this page and come back when you need to reference it.
Learn how to draw, shade, and highlight drapery and clothing folds. There are many forms that make up a fold and many different types of folds to learn how to draw. The following tutorial is a great guide to folds...so book mark this page and come back to it when you need it.
Today we will show you how to draw a realistic baby face with the correct proportions. Drawing an adult face is hard enough, baby faces are so much more difficult. This article is also a reference sheet to the correct proportions of a baby and toddler head/face.
Drawing the human figure doesn't just come down to talent, it also comes down to knowing some match and proportional knowledge. This tutorial is full of guidelines that you should save or memorize and use in all of your future artwork that contains people.
Make sure to print out these cartoon faces and heads reference sheets. Practice these and keep them for reference when you are drawing cartoons and illustrations of people.
Make sure to print out these cartoon noses reference sheets. Practice these and keep them for reference when you are drawing cartoons and illustrations of people.
Hands are one of the most difficult parts of the human body to draw. But have you tried drawing them as basic shapes first. Basically fingers are cylinders or rounded rectangles. If you draw hands by blocking them out or sketching them out first, you will have a much easier time drawing these tricky buggers. Below you will also find hands reference sheets so you can look at hands in many different poses and positions when you need help drawing them. Make sure to Bookmark this Page.
Make sure to print out these cartoon mouths and lips reference sheets. Practice these and keep them for reference when you are drawing cartoons and illustrations of people.
It is also hard to remember how the eye shape changes with different emotions, expressions, and in different motions. That is why I have put together the following 5 cartoons, comics, and Illustrative Eyes Reference Sheets. I hope that you find these helpful.