Jae Gems: How to Draw a Face Like a Pro

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Hello friend!

I have something fun for you today! Do you want to learn how to draw a face like a pro? It’s really cool, and you can do it with just paper and a pencil.

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Here’s what you’ll do, step by step (full visual guide in link below):

1. Draw an oval and a line down the middle. This helps make the face even and balanced.

2. Divide the oval into four parts with light lines. The top line is the hairline, the next line down is the brow line, then the nose line—these help place the face’s features just right.

3. Next, draw the sides of the face and shape the cheeks and jawbone. Then add the chin area and mark a line halfway down between the nose and chin to help you place the mouth.

4. Keep it light and easy to erase — these are just guide lines, not the final drawing.

Following these simple and clear steps, you’ll be able to draw a face that looks balanced and neat. It’s like a fun puzzle! You get to see how everything fits together.

Want to see the whole tutorial?

Check out the full guide here: https://jaejohns.com/drawing-faces/

Grab your pencil and paper and let's draw together!

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Have a great day,
Jae