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How To Draw FACES for Kids and beginners!
Rating: 4.6 out of 5(189 ratings)
2,833 students

How To Draw FACES for Kids and beginners!

This Course is Intended For Purchase By Adults
Created byEd Foychuk, Joey Foychuk
Last updated 6/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Drawing basic shapes
  • Drawing faces
  • Changes facial proportions

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Course content

2 sections • 17 lectures • 2h 24m total length

  • Introduction1:13

    Please not the attached PDF material to help you follow along.

  • For Parents2:05

    Explore this child-friendly face drawing series created by the instructor and her daughter to keep kids safe while supervising navigation and reviews.

  • Sphere Review7:11

    Practice tracing contour lines on spheres to understand three-dimensional form, and learn how circumference lines bend as you rotate objects, strengthening your ability to draw faces.

  • Faces 113:42
  • Faces 215:22

    Learn to draw faces by building with shapes, using center lines, and placing eyes, nose, mouth, eyebrows, ears, and hair, then refine with shading and rendering.

  • Faces 313:19

    Practice drawing a three-quarters face by starting from a basic circle, adding the jaw and center line, and refining eyes, nose, mouth, and hair with proportional guidance.

  • Faces 411:45

    Draw a side-facing face from a simple circle by adding circumference lines, place the nose, eyes, and lips with proportion and guesstimate, then shade and refine.

  • Faces 514:29

    Practice drawing a face by measuring from a center line and eye line, then refine jaw, nose, mouth, eyebrows, ears, and hair while weighing measurement versus eyeballing for proportion.

  • Faces 610:56

    Learn to draw a face in a side profile, using an eyeline, ear placement, nose, lips, and a slicked-back hairline to build a character sheet.

  • Faces 79:51

    practice drawing simple face shapes and expressive features to convey mood, using central lines, eyebrow positioning, eye size, and mouth shape to show stress, anger, or joy.

  • Faces 812:06

    Practice drawing realistic facial proportions by mapping eyes, nose, mouth, and ears using a central line, eye line, and light measurements, then refine features with patience.

  • Faces 8 - Caricature!9:01

    Master caricature drawing by exaggerating key facial features, using a strong foundational head shape, and adjusting ears, mouth, and neck to capture playful, recognizable faces for kids and beginners.

  • Faces 917:27

    Draw a realistic face by measuring proportions, placing eyes one eye space apart, and refining nose, lips, eyebrows, eyelashes, hairline, neck, construction lines, and shading.

  • Thank You1:08

    Wrap up the course by inviting you to send a direct message for discounts on other courses, ensuring the best price and continued learning.

Requirements

  • How To Draw BASICS for Kids
  • To follow along to video instruction

Description

Welcome to How To Draw FACES for KIDS!!

This course is designed to take young and new learners through some of the basics of drawing all while helping them learn to copy, and then create, cool looking faces. You'll find that these units progress in difficulty as you go through the course. While continuing to be fun, they're designed to intentionally challenge the young artist.

This course can stand on its own, but it is HIGHLY recommended that new learners study How To Draw BASICS for Kids as a prerequisite.

You'll note that the instructors are a parent/child team, so this course is definitely designed for kids in mind - that includes tempo, material, and language. At over 2 1/2 hours, this course is perfect for new artists of all ages!!! And of course, the banter with this father/daughter team helps to bring the student along in the process - feeling like one of the family.

So join us as we bring these new learners into a new level of enjoyment in their drawing passion.

  • This course is primarily designed for learners from 7-12, but may be enjoyed by all who are interested.

  • I notice that many of the reviews are from young students... and they are accidentally hitting an unintended review. Parents, please take a look at the review rating when you can and ensure it matches your intention.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner artists
  • Ages 7 and up!

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