There will be better ones and more precise... This is just a general tutorial like "a bit about everything"... Next ones will be more detailed and about certain selected subjects.

Thank you :) I'm glad you will have use of it :)

Good to head that :)

I'm happy if if helps you even a bit :)

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Oh thank you :) sorry for my english in the tutorial (gonna fix the errors a bit later). First of all I didn't think it's that good... I've seen many tutorials and most of them were more detailed and explained better. Well I can only promise that my next tutorials will be better, more detailed and better drawn :) But I will show some fails too :D Just to motivate that even if you CAN draw things well, you still fail (most the time), so people should not feel sad if they need to redraw things a couple of times before they think it's fine enough :)

First of all I love saying that to people... I've been drawing only for 4 years, before that time it was only some doodles in copybooks and only from time to time, not more. I wasn't into drawing at all, my peers could draw better than me. The interesting thing is that I learned everything in 4 years. I don't consider myself a good artist yet, there is still many things I don't understand and I'm unable to draw well but I'm constantly learning some new ones :) To become a good artist you don't need miracles or talent. You need good attitude and work. My early pictures was so bad that most random furry artists here or at FA were much better than me that time. So if you want to draw, and really are prepared to spend much time on it, you don't have to worry. You will learn everything. People's worst thing is thinking that it's so called "talent" or that "I will never be as good as him"... wrong attitude... you put a barrier for yourself... what for? Isn't it better to say "I will be better than him someday and until that time I should practise and learn" :) I wrote a tutorial about good attitude to art and stuff... though I'm not sure if people like reading text... There is not much of it but still...

I'm honored that you commented here so nicely :) Reading comments like that always make my day ^_^ Thank you...

Graph paper? Nooo... :) You need to learn to measure things approximately just by taking a look... Using graph paper and ruler makes you lazy :) This way you can learn how to draw a building or some blueprints not art :)

This tutorial is still pretty lame hun and I plan to make a better one in the future... Also you've got heads only here - nothing more. I will draw tutorials for other things later I guess :)... Still I'm happy that it helps some people :)

One advice... When drawing don't try to redraw... really... Instead try to maintain proper proportions between that what you want to draw next and that what you have drawn already. If you try to copy line by line your picture will be misshaped, off and unproportional. Always put features according to what YOU drew, not what your reference (or tutorial shows). If you put your muzzle in a bit different direction than in the tutorial and try to redraw eyes exactly from the tutorial you might find that they don't follow the direction of the head. That's why tutorials and references should be used only to help you understand the shape, proportions, size of elements, colors.

PS: don't say "less talented" because it sounds as if were uber-talented or something which is of course not true :) Everything is just learnt.

I'm here all the time but sort of inactive. I'm trying to prepare myself for defending my master thesis this month. Of course there is another problem because I don't have much motivation to draw these days and I might need to spend some time to get back to good form. I haven't been drawing for about a year and since that time people simply don't talk to me at all. They stopped writing messages XD I miss them somewhat and that's one of the reasons why my english skills degrade slowly over time. :D

Nope sorry, you have to watch others' pictures and figure out how they draw such heads. This is not that hard as long as you understand the shape of the head but it's much harder to make it looking really good because there is no perspective and everything looks flat. Actually, you rarely need to draw frontal views...