*This post contains affiliate links. I receive small commissions for purchases made through these links at no extra cost to you. These commissions help me keep this site up and running, in order for me to keep providing helpful and inspiring art content. :) Have you ever finished a drawing of a face just to notice that something is off, but you can't tell exactly what it is? Why is it important to start with forwards-facing portraits before moving on to different angles? In this post I'll be explaining how I create my quick and simple face sketches. It's essential for the beginner artist looking to start with portraits to learn about basic facial proportions and the effective placement of facial elements within the head shape before moving on to adding any sort of realistic shading or texture. Why? Because that preliminary outline sketch is the foundation for everything else and, if proportions/shapes/etc. are not achieved effectively, then the entire drawing is going to be off no matter how long we spend on creating beautiful shading and detail. And, most often than not, it's going to be best for the beginner to get started with forwards-facing portraits, as they are the easiest way to learn about facial proportions. Once we start getting into drawing heads at different angles, foreshortening and knowledge on perspective comes into play to varying degrees, shapes are distorted or hidden, etc., which takes the challenge up a notch. In this post, I've included a section briefly explaining how I draw each individual facial element (eyes, nose, lips, ears and hair) and have also included some notes about how features can be modified when drawing either male or female characters. Before we start, it's important to keep in mind that facial elements come in all shapes and sizes. So long as you stay within these general guidelines I'll be providing, you can and I actually encourage you to experiment by making face shapes, noses, lips, and all the rest in slightly different shapes and sizes. For this tutorial, you'll need: -A pencil (I recommend an HB) -Sketchbook or paper -Eraser -Ruler
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1. Drawing the head shape The way I draw the initial head shape is by starting with a large circle (1). I then make a vertical line dividing the face in half (2) and add a centered, small horizontal line a bit below the circle, which will be the chin (3). *The shorter you make this horizontal line, the narrower/pointer your chin will be. The wider you draw this horizontal line, the wider your chin will be. The further down from the circle you draw it, the longer the face will be. The closer to the circle, the rounder the face. Once that is ready, draw two vertical lines down the left and right sides of the large circle (4). At the point at which these vertical lines touch the circle, I draw two curved lines downwards, connecting them to each side of the chin line (5). At this point, you can erase the vertical lines running down the sides of the head, as well as the bottom half of the circle. Leave the vertical line dividing the face where it is. 
How to draw the head shape.
2. Adding your guidelines As I had mentioned before, when drawing faces, it's essential to be aware of placement and size of facial features within the head shape. In order to achieve this, we will add guidelines that will help us along the way. Make sure to add in these guidelines as lightly as possible, so that you're able to erase them when you no longer need them! Aside from the vertical line we already have dividing our face width in half (which will help us place the nose in the appropriate place), we will add a horizontal line dividing our face length in half. This will be the line that tells us where to place our eyes. This line will then be divided into five parts. The width of five eyes should fit along this line. Eyes should be drawn in the ¨2nd¨ and ¨4th¨ sections of this line. The nose line will be placed halfway down the eye line and the chin. Finally, the mouth line will be placed halfway down the nose line and the chin. *Some artists divide this lower section (between the nose line and the chin line) into three equal parts once again. The first new guideline is where the opening of the mouth will be, in this case. If you'd like to place a few guidelines for your ears, they start a bit above the eye line and end at the nose line. 
Facial proportions. Placing your guidelines.
2. Drawing the different facial elements We are all good so far, but many of us (myself included) have trouble drawing at least one of the facial elements, whether it's the eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, ears or hair. Do not attempt to leave something out simply because you think you're not going to be able to draw it properly. Remember, practice makes perfect and if you want to ever be able to create a realistic drawing, you have to start at some point. Here's a brief description of how I go about drawing simple versions of all of these necessary facial elements, as well as some tips to distinguish female features from male features. 
How do draw simple eyes and eyebrows.
How to draw a simple nose.
How to draw simple lips.
How to draw simple ears.
Once you have finished drawing your facial elements, erase all your guidelines. 3. Adding in the hair
There are many different ways to draw hair, depending on the hair style you'd like your character to have. It can be long, short, straight, curly, wavy, etc.
Remember, though, that hair has volume. Because of this, it should be drawn slightly above the head shape. I cannot go into all the different hair styles here, but I strongly encourage you to experiment with different types of line (curved, straight, wavy, etc.) in order to transmit the characteristics you'd like. 
How to draw simple hair.
4. Bringing it all together
By this point, your face should be completed. Here are two examples I have drawn for you showing the differences between male and female characteristics.
Complete male and female faces by Erika Lancaster. Soft graphite in Canson paper sketchbook.
5. Final Details
Add as many details (textures, shading, etc.) as you'd like. I personally don't add many details to this type of face drawing and prefer the sketchy look.
For tips on how to make a drawing look realistic, visit my blog post titled 6 Essential Tips for Realistic Drawing.
154 Comments
Erika Lancaster
4/5/2018 02:30:48 pm
Yay!!! I'm glad you found it helpful! Is there anything else you'd like to learn to draw? I'm always looking for ideas that people would like to see. :)
mello
4/26/2020 09:15:51 pm
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This is a great guide for beginners! Breaking down the face into simple shapes and proportions really helps make the process less intimidating. Including tips on shading and facial expressions would be a great addition for those wanting to add more depth to their drawings! 6/2/2025 11:14:50 pm
This tutorial is so helpful for beginners learning facial proportions! The free PDF templates are a great bonus. I can see how using flux.1 kontext could complement this by generating reference images to practice drawing different facial expressions and angles. Really appreciate the clear, step-by-step instructions!
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10/2/2020 03:37:26 am
Hi erika mam. I am so pleased that I can Also draw an perfect drawing.all thanks to you and your steps. The steps you given are so easy that an 6 year old boy can draw drawing. Just an small request that can you make some superheroes drawings. 10/2/2020 10:12:58 am
Hi, Servesh! 4/18/2025 01:23:43 am
This is a helpful guide for beginners! The breakdown of facial features into simple shapes is great. Adding a section on shading and expressions would make it even better. 6/7/2025 02:38:20 am
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Thanks for your idea! I've written it down in my upcoming tutorial list. 6/7/2025 02:38:55 am
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Erika
12/18/2017 07:09:55 pm
Yay!!! I'm glad you found it helpful! Is there anything else you'd like to learn to draw? I'm always looking for ideas that people would like to see. :)
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2/2/2018 08:22:17 am
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This tutorial provides excellent foundational guidance for beginner artists tackling facial proportions—a crucial step often overlooked. The structured approach to guidelines and head shapes is particularly helpful. As someone who enjoys both art and gaming, I find that mastering proportions also enhances character design skills for creative projects. Speaking of relaxing hobbies, those looking for a digital escape might enjoy <a href="https://webfishing.click/" target="_blank">WebFishing</a>, a multiplayer fishing game that shares the same meditative yet skill-building appeal as sketching. The tutorial’s emphasis on practice resonates well—whether in art or gaming, consistent effort yields visible progress. Great job breaking down complex concepts accessibly!
Joslynn
2/10/2018 07:32:13 pm
Hey Erica, I'm working on it! 👍🏼😌 I just started today, hope to send you a good pic!
Erika Lancaster
2/11/2018 09:59:18 am
Excellent Joslynn! 6/7/2025 02:43:15 am
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Teryn
2/15/2018 11:15:25 pm
Thank you for the detailed instructions! I’m thrilled to
Erika Lancaster
2/24/2018 06:30:08 pm
Teryn hi!! 6/7/2025 02:43:52 am
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Julia
2/21/2018 10:02:57 am
Thank you so much for this information. I am an elementary school teacher— and small children often get frustrated that they “can’t draw.” They absolutely LOVE drawing animals or “things” using step-by-step instructions and ending up with a product that surprises and delights them! They will be thrilled with this guide on how to draw faces!!
Erika Lancaster
2/24/2018 06:25:44 pm
Hi Julia,
Nikki
3/4/2018 09:54:54 am
As a dabbler, I'd given up drawing human faces. I thought they were just too hard. Thanks for inspiring the to give it another go. And for the valuable tips!
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3/5/2018 07:47:21 am
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Sam
3/29/2018 04:09:49 am
Good tutorial for beginners
Erika Lancaster
4/5/2018 02:33:48 pm
Thanks so much for taking time to comment Sam!
Xela
6/14/2018 09:36:35 am
Thank you so much for these guidelines. This is so helpful and you have done a very thorough and fantastic job with this.
Erika Lancaster
6/15/2018 09:48:28 am
Hi Xela,
Dewey Harrison
8/15/2018 11:01:22 pm
Best tutorial I have found on Pinterest.
Erika Lancaster
8/16/2018 08:33:21 am
Hi Dewey,
Anarael
1/24/2019 09:24:24 am
I think that this tutorial will help me a lot, because I have been trying to do some portraits and this would help
Erika Lancaster
1/25/2019 08:48:20 am
Hey there Anarael,
Candice Love Badger
3/18/2019 08:24:14 pm
I just want to say I have really placed my focus on drawing but I was just doing eyes that were blacked out out outlined dark and all white. I try and draw pictures in my phone of my nieces nephews and my kids and grand daughter but they come out either side ways or something is always either 2 big or to small. I enjoyed you tourtial but I really am ready to draw portrait of me my kids and granddaughter. One of my mom dad sis and brothers in one for now but I can not get nothing right on it. Hopefully you can give me pointers and I will be watching more of ur shows. I wish you could draw my portrait on a tourtial and I follow you while you do. That would be awesome. Anyways thanks for existing.. I hope that don't sound bad but u rick honestly. Thanks .. Candice
Erika Lancaster
3/19/2019 09:36:54 am
Hi Candice,
Lara
3/23/2019 10:12:59 am
Hello Erica, i want to let you know that with you tutorial i was able to draw a proper face for the first time in my life. Thank you so much! I will practice a lot more now i found you.
Erika Lancaster
3/27/2019 09:20:36 am
Hi Lara,
D
11/8/2019 05:11:39 pm
Do you have any tutorials that aren't this, how do i put it.. two dimensional? 11/8/2019 06:47:52 pm
Hi, D! :)
Paula Grootelaar
11/13/2019 08:22:40 pm
Thank you so much for this very helpful video...now to go and do it myself. You made it look so much easier to get the scale right. Many many thanks! 11/14/2019 11:20:50 pm
Hi, Paula! I love how you're trying to make drawing faces simple. Thank you. It's wonderful of you to take the time. I used to draw Veronica and Archie type comics of my high school class back in the day and friends just reminded me of that and said they were good lol (I'm 67 now) I'm going to get back at drawing because of your and their encouraging me to. I feel like I could get much better as I continue to practice (and I have more time these days). 11/28/2019 02:02:23 pm
Hi, Cassie!
Mary
1/12/2020 06:57:39 pm
Thank you Erika I found this very helpful I just started a year ago self teaching myself to paint and I'm drawn to faces, which I thought would be the toughest thing to do but I'm doing it. I needed some of these tips - thank you! 1/17/2020 02:37:28 pm
Hello Mary,
Cheryl Jones -DIx
4/10/2020 11:42:45 pm
I'm wanting to learn how to draw faces. I went through your video back and forth. It was helpful though I still struggle with my proportions. Practice makes better! Thanks 4/13/2020 09:10:13 am
Hi, Cheryl! :)
Argentina Alvarez
5/27/2020 08:13:12 pm
Hi Erika, 5/28/2020 09:48:20 am
Hi, Argentina!
Annetjie Van Staden
6/3/2020 08:47:40 am
Very helpful. 6/3/2020 05:14:18 pm
Thanks so much for checking this one out, Annetjie!
Lullia
6/15/2020 05:14:28 pm
It’s very helpful and make me want to continue drawing 6/22/2020 07:21:42 pm
So happy to hear you found it helpful, Lullia!
Mystery artist
8/15/2020 02:56:43 pm
Wow! i love art and always thought i was useless until i found this website! the face turtorial really helped me as for me faces i drew always looked like monekys! thanks for the great art tips and turtorials! 8/16/2020 09:13:11 am
Hi, there! 8/24/2020 12:09:57 pm
Hi Erika! With the pandemic and basically staying home, I've been trying to find things to keep me busy. I'm 68 yrs old & retired. I did a few paint by numbers but grew tired of that. I decided to try my hand at sketching. Your tutorial on face sketching made me want to keep on sketching. My first face came out "okay"....but my husband said it was great for my first one. The nose was the hardest feature for me. Thanks for your help. I look forward to keeping on! 8/25/2020 02:39:25 pm
Hi, Susan!
Deepthi
12/20/2020 05:27:41 am
Very good for beginners,likedvit vety much. 12/28/2020 10:15:19 am
Hi, there!
adeolu
1/1/2021 02:30:37 pm
Thank you very much... been looking for a website to better my experience and I found it. Thanks 1/2/2021 08:05:02 am
Hi, there!
Khads
2/3/2021 03:03:46 pm
Thank you soo very much. I am not fully trained in Visual Arts but I do love the subject. And so I try always to look for great resources to help myself and thd students whom I teach. 2/6/2021 09:45:28 am
Hi, there!
Joan
9/20/2021 01:00:16 am
Tutorial was very helpful. It wasn't too "fast"so that I got lost as to where my lines should go. Thanks! 9/30/2021 10:24:35 am
Hi, Joan! 12/2/2021 03:23:34 pm
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Hey, there!
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1/11/2025 07:09:23 pm
thank you i am looking forward to this 4/1/2025 05:07:30 pm
Faces, and anything anatomical, is very challenging! Keep practicing and learning and, with consistency, you will improve. Thanks for popping by! 4/26/2025 03:16:13 am
This is such a helpful tutorial! I'm definitely going to try this out. It's great to see the breakdown of the face into simple steps. I wish I had found this sooner! Thanks for sharing! 4/27/2025 10:56:00 am
Hi, Brittany! 5/11/2025 10:24:37 pm
As a complete beginner, I found it super easy to follow. Really appreciate the breakdown of the face into simple shapes. 5/17/2025 10:04:05 am
Hey, there! 5/12/2025 01:12:55 am
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This tutorial is awesome! It really breaks down drawing faces for beginners like me. I'm gonna give it a shot and hopefully avoid the Italian Brainrot Clicker distracting me too much! Thanks for the guide! 5/17/2025 10:04:54 am
Hey, there! 5/20/2025 10:31:41 am
This tutorial is super useful! I've always wanted to learn how to draw faces but it's so difficult for me. Thanks for simplifying it so much, I'm definitely going to try it! I hope you can do one on how to draw hands too! 5/20/2025 10:38:33 am
This tutorial is great! Really useful for someone like me who's just starting to draw faces. Thanks so much for the tips, I'm going to try it out right away! Hopefully I'll improve soon! 5/23/2025 05:59:57 am
Wow, this is actually super helpful! I always struggled with drawing faces, but this makes it seem so much easier. Gonna give it a try now! Thanks! 5/23/2025 06:01:43 am
Wow, this tutorial is super helpful for someone like me who always struggles with drawing faces! The simple steps are a game changer. Definitely gonna give this a try! 5/23/2025 06:03:12 am
This is such a cool tutorial! As a complete beginner, I found it super helpful. I'm definitely gonna try drawing faces now! Thanks for sharing! 5/23/2025 06:04:59 am
This tutorial is seriously helpful! I've always struggled with drawing faces, but this makes it seem so much easier. Definitely gonna give it a try! Thanks, Erika! 5/24/2025 11:35:09 pm
Your guidance is amazing! It really helps with facial proportions and features. So inspiring! 5/24/2025 11:37:40 pm
This tutorial is super helpful for beginners! Clear steps and tips make drawing faces much easier. Thanks, Erika! 5/26/2025 02:43:03 am
Wow, this tutorial is super helpful for beginners like me! The way it breaks down the face is so easy to understand. Definitely gonna give this a try! Thanks! 5/26/2025 02:43:58 am
As a complete beginner, I finally feel like I can actually draw a face. Thanks for breaking it down so simply! Definitely gonna share this with my friends! 5/28/2025 12:54:20 am
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The tips are really clear and the examples are great. I might actually be able to draw a decent face now, haha! Thanks! 6/4/2025 09:26:27 am
This step-by-step guide finally helped me understand facial proportions! I've struggled for months with eyes being too far apart. Dividing the eye line into 5 sections was a game-changer. My portraits actually look like humans now! 6/4/2025 09:27:18 am
Translated this to my drawing tablet by using different colored layers for guidelines. The 5-eye-width rule works perfectly at any canvas size! For anime-style faces, I just make the eyes bigger in sections 2 & 4 while keeping the spacing 6/11/2025 12:34:47 am
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As a complete beginner, I finally feel like I can actually draw a face. Thanks for breaking it down so simply! Definitely gonna share this with my friends! 6/15/2025 06:16:17 am
Great! Now I'll finally have a solid excuse for all those weird faces I draw—it's 'for practice!' 6/15/2025 06:21:35 am
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Excited to see how you break down each facial element! And yes, experimenting with different shapes within the guidelines is how you develop a unique style. 7/4/2025 07:52:23 am
Wow, this tutorial is super helpful for a newbie like me! The step-by-step instructions are easy to follow. I'm definitely gonna try drawing a face now! Thanks for sharing! 7/8/2025 10:07:15 am
This recipe is truly my comfort food! The details are great, can't wait to try it at home. 7/8/2025 08:48:37 pm
This tutorial sounds perfect for beginners! I love that it emphasizes getting the proportions and placement of features just right, which is often the trickiest part of drawing faces. Plus, the free printouts and downloadable PDFs for practice are an amazing bonus. Can't wait to try it! 7/9/2025 10:03:52 pm
This is an incredibly helpful guide! Breaking down the face into simple shapes and guidelines makes it so much less intimidating. 7/9/2025 10:04:22 pm
Thank you for this tutorial! I always struggle with getting the proportions right. I'm going to spend some time practicing these steps. 7/10/2025 10:43:43 pm
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