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Master proportion in face drawing using Loomis

Mastering Proportion in Face Drawing Proportions are the backbone of believable portraits. Start with an oval for the head and divide it into horizontal thirds: hairline to brow, brow to bottom of nose, bottom of nose to chin. The eyes sit on the middle third, about one eye-width apart. Place the ears between the eye line and the bottom of the nose. The nose aligns roughly from the inner canthus to a point between the lips and chin. The mouth sits about one-third below the nose, with corners generally aligning under the pupils. The width of the mouth is often about three-quarters the width of the eyes. Adjust for variation: tilt, perspective, and age change geometry. Observe real faces: measure the distance from eye to eye, nose width, and mouth center. Build confidence by drawing multiple examples, proportions before shading. Remember: correct proportions create likeness; subtle exaggeration conveys character.