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《How to Make a Self Portrait》
Instructions
Step1:Set up to draw in a comfortable, well-lit area. Place a makeup mirror in front of you, leaving enough room for your drawing pad. Makeup mirrors have two sides, a regular side and a magnifying side. Having magnification when drawing your features helps you get all the details perfect. Gather various pictures of yourself to reference in addition to the mirror. Sometimes photos of yourself give you another perspective.
Step2:Start by lightly sketching your face shape onto a drawing pad with graphite pencil. Start at the top and include your hairline and any indents or curves that you see. When you have finished the outline, look in the mirror to ensure the ratios look correct. If the temple indents start too high or low, for example, the end result won't look quite like you.
Step3:Draw the eyes on your face. Pay close attention to the space between your eyes. This is essential in achieving your likeness. Use a ruler if necessary, to ensure the ratios are correct. Draw a horizontal line across the face where the eyes sit. Start with the outline of each eye. Draw very lightly so mistakes can be erased in their entirety. Light marks left from erasing can change the appearance of the eyes. Fill in the eyes with irises and pupils. Ensure your pencil is well-sharpened, and use the magnifying side of the mirror to pick up on all the details.
Step4:Add the nose and the lips. Pay special attention to the space between the nose and lips and use a ruler to help you if necessary. It is best to add these features using shading instead of harsh lines. Turn your pencil on its side and lightly shade in any areas that make up the nose and lips. Light lines with a well-sharpened pencil can be added to create creases in the lips.
Step5:Draw the ears exactly as you see them in the mirror. Many people have one ear lower than the other. Pay attention to these small details to create the most authentic self portrait you can. Draw your hair lightly first, copying it exactly as it falls around your face. When you are happy with its placement you can darken it and add shading.
Step6:Erase any unwanted lines and smudges with a quality eraser. Spray the finished product with acrylic sealer to protect the portrait.