Nice work!

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Thanks ^_^

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AKA Ice Clover Epona from TLKFAA aka Cass Wagner

Your welcome.

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So you make the curve of the face come right under the eyes. I usually put it lower, I think, closer to the mouth. I think I picked that up from CLAMP. And how do I angle the chin so that the jaw is in proportion? I often find that I make the angle too wide so that the head sits oddly on the neck . . .

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The curve on the face is a guildline where you want to place the eyes. you can make the line lower can closer if you want. But if you do it wont end up looking exactly like the finished one here. It will look more like your own style.

To make the chin look more proportion is alot of trial and error. More often then not I keep going back to the chin playing with it until I get it the way I want it too look.

Some times you can draw the head correctly but the body will look off. That happendes when you dont draw the whole body as one before you started adding details. You need to see the whole body with out cloths on to get it in correct proportions.

I'm sitting in class right now XD cant talk long, have any more questions let me know ^_^

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AKA Ice Clover Epona from TLKFAA aka Cass Wagner

K, thanks. That helps a lot because I tend not to like to draw the whole body (usually my pictures start out as head doodles and sprout apendages), but I'm trying to draw the the figure as an entirty before I do anything else.

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I love this tutorial! I sat at my desk for most of the day trying o get the chin and eyes right though. Could you maybe do a tutorial on eyes and how you can do the chin?

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