It's been three years since I created my first tutorial on drawing anime faces. Over time, I’ve explored various techniques and gathered insights to refine my skills. Today, I'm excited to present an upgraded version of that tutorial, showing you how to draw anime faces like a pro.

Starting with the Basics

First things first: to draw an anime face, begin by sketching a sphere or circle for the head.

Next, draw two guidelines—one horizontal and one vertical—to help position the facial features accurately. Add the jawline, chin, and ears. Position the eyes, nose, and mouth accordingly.

The Sphere Method vs. The Pro Way

While the sphere method is a common approach and relatively easy for beginners, it has limitations. It’s great for establishing basic face structure but doesn’t accurately represent perspective and proportions, especially for more complex faces or expressions.

To draw faces more professionally, you'll need to understand and incorporate perspective.

Let's dive into how you can improve your drawing technique by understanding basic shapes and geometries.

Mastering Shapes and Geometries

Mastering shapes and geometries is crucial for creating more accurate and dynamic drawings. For instance, when drawing cubes, most people start with a square for the front plane and another for the back, connecting them to form the cube.

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