Your method is actually quite similar to mine.

Really? Well I guess great minds think alike? Not that I'm calling myself a great mind, mind ye.

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I jsut draw from a lower veiwpoint but thank you for sharing.

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Great tutorial, and another shiny star for you! This will defnately help me, so thank you!

I'm DEFINATELY no expert, but here's my current method built up from various tutorials and self-experience:

Instead of just drawing the profile of the muzzle, I tend to start off with a box shape (for a male) or a cylinder (for a female) just below the half-way line on the initial sphere shape. Then I go on to smooth it out and make it rounder to form the finished head. I find it tends to help get the angle more accurate, as it gives you more of a rough shape to follow.

Here's an example showing the basic shapes of a male head how I do them (I have already started to smooth out the box by turning it into more of a wedge shape, but the basic principle's still there) -> [link]

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I saved it on my HD for drawing and learning.

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Wow. Good work! This is absolutely a great tutorial ^^ It's simple and helpful. Now, someday, I can draw Red for you ^^

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Sweet this will come in handy

When I want to do a art request for you.

That's a pretty generic method, however I've never seen it explained so well before. Not the method I use, but it's a good help for anyone watning to know! Great work!

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Wow, that's the way to draw you? Cool

Guideline are for the weak! Or so I thought before I realized how useful they could be. Not bad at all, 'ere. Up tilted is a tough pose so this is quite useful. Nice job. Look forward to a part two...(I must get one of those off-brands someday...)

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