Realistic human portraits are a favorite of artists who draw with their hands and with their skills unique drawings or interpretations of the human form. They try to make them as realistic as possible. Almost everyone would like to have good artistic skills. Few actually do, but with the help of this article, and with a little practice, anyone can become a better artist. Let's start!
Steps
Method 1 of 4: Method One: A Realistic Female Portrait
Step 1. Draw a circle for the head
Step 2. Draw two lines, one on the right and one on the left, respectively, which meet in an open triangle
Step 3. Draw a curved line connecting the ends of the circle to the bottom tip
Step 4. Draw a vertical line dividing the figure in half
Draw two sets of parallel lines at the bottom of the circle.
Step 5. Using the guidelines, draw the eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth in their appropriate positions
Step 6. Draw the boundary lines
Step 7. Draw the woman's hair, neck and shoulders - use curved lines
Step 8. Trace with a pen and erase unnecessary lines
Step 9. Color to your liking
Method 2 of 4: Method Two: A Realistic Male Portrait
Step 1. Draw a circle for the head
Step 2. Draw a vertical line in the center that extends out of the circle
Draw a horizontal line inside the circle at the bottom. Draw two parallel lines of different lengths under the circle.
Step 3. Draw a triangle using the ends of the sides of the circle and the tip of the line in the middle as vertices
Step 4. Draw curved lines connecting the circle to the tip of the triangle
The circle.
Step 5. Draw a small triangle in the middle and using curved lines draw the ears
Step 6. Using the guidelines, draw the eyes, eyebrows and mouth in their appropriate positions
Step 7. Refine the small triangle to make it look like a nose and add the details
Step 8. Trace with a pencil and erase unnecessary lines
Draw the details for the hair and neck.
Step 9. Delete unnecessary lines
Step 10. Color to your liking
Method 3 of 4: Method Three
Step 1. Draw a large vertical oval
Step 2. Make a vertical dividing line and join it to a horizontal line that passes through it by touching the edges of the oval to make guide points for the eyes and nose
Step 3. Make a couple of small lines for the nose and mouth
Step 4. Add a small horizontal oval, one on each side of the head for the ears
Step 5. Make symmetrical lines for the eyebrows
Step 6. Create leaf-like shapes on both sides for the eye shapes
Step 7. Make the lip guide stitches by joining the top of a three-line triangle at the bottom
Step 8. Make the eyeballs inside the eyes
Step 9. Draw the outline of the hair
Step 10. Based on the guide points, draw portrait details
Step 11. Erase all sketched guidelines
Step 12. Color the pretty portrait
Method 4 of 4: Method Four
Step 1. Make an oval
Step 2. Draw a vertical bisector line extending out of the circle. Draw another horizontal line that passes through the center and whose ends touch the left and right sides of the oval
Step 3. Make two horizontal lines lower, one smaller than the other for the jaw and chin
Step 4. Connect the jaw and chin with straight lines
Step 5. Make two symmetrical lines for the eyebrows
Step 6. Then make a triangle for the nose
Step 7. Join an inverted triangle to the bottom of the nose triangle
Step 8. Make a small horizontal line just below the nose for the mouth
Step 9. Make lips with straight lines
Step 10. Draw the guide zones for the eyes
Step 11. Make guide stitches for the ears, making a horizontal oval on both sides
Step 12. Add lines that go under the jaw for the neck
Step 13. Draw the details of the male portrait. Make some guide lines for the hair
Step 14. Based on the guidelines, draw each detail for the hair
