How to draw the Head- Front view | Portrait drawing for beginners

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How to draw the Head- Front view | Portrait drawing for beginners | Part 1

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How to draw the Head- Front view | Portrait drawing for beginners | Part 1

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How to draw the Head- Front view | Portrait drawing for beginners | Part 1

By the end of Part 1 of this lesson you will be able to draw simple front view ‘practice portraits’, and also learn to make individual facial features separately (in detail). This is a practice lesson about the Portrait basics before we learn about drawing faces from Reference photos in the Part 2 of this lesson, to be posted in a later video lesson.

Art supplies needed for the class project-