I'm having trouble making faces look either male or female.
> pic not mine, just one that includes a male and female face for the same person. How do they do it?
>>2417002
god I wish this happened to me, the pic I mean, not the text
>>2417002
how about you post your draws.
Usually, you'd try to make men's facial features look more sharp and straighter lines, while drawing a woman, you'd go for more curvy lines and a softer approach
>>2417007
Here's one I'm working on right now. As you can see the face is a mess.
>sorry in advance if my phone camera rotates it. It does that sometimes
>>2417007
Here's a finished one from about a week ago
>once again, sorry if the camera rotates it
>>2417008
That advice is a little too general and vague
>>2417002
if thats your fetish then please post more
>>2417002
Just going off the pic you posted? These are just anime / cartoony conventions, but guys will have thicker, angrier eyebrows, stubbier noses with large nostrils; women will have thin eyebrows and large eyelashes, small pointy noses, and large lips. These are lazy tropes, and not all necessary.
>>2417002
Holy fuck I never knew that this was my fetish
>>2417137
You're welcome I guess.
From what I've seen it's a common fetish but most of the art is shit.
>>2417037
It's like a non-sexual fetish. I really like stuff like this, and I occasionally seek it out, but it doesn't arouse me.
>>2417265
>prepare for ignorance
What's loomis?
>ignorance over
>>2418447
Andrew Loomis is a guy who created some amazing drawing books. The reason why they are fantastic, especially for beginners, is that they teach in a way that forces you to think three dimensionally. This is absolutely essential to git gut.
You can get the books here: http://alexhays.com/loomis/
Check out "Fun with a Pencil" first, it's the most basic.
>>2418491
Thanks