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Drawing the front, side and three quarter views of the head is fantastic for learning its basic structure and proportions. But what happens if we want to learn how to draw heads in perspective, on more dynamic angles?

This makes our task a little more difficult than drawing the standard views of the head and face, because the proportions shift and the shape completely changes.

But this is really an optical illusion. The shape and measurements of the head still apply, they’re distorted by perspective when we begin turning them in space.

This means we can simply apply the rules of perspective to the proportions of the head and face, and foreshorten it’s overall shape according to the view we’re drawing it on.

In this preview lesson, you’ll learn how to draw heads from above, in the front view. If you enjoy the tutorial and get some value out of it, then I highly recommend checking out the full class where you’ll learn how to draw the head in perspective from multiple angles.

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