Art: Proportions of the Human Form: How to Draw a Face

Last updated: 2 Nov 2010
This presentation can now be better seen here:
http://aclil2climb.blogspot.com/2010/11/proportions-of-human-form-now-in.html

This presentation attempts to summarise the basic points of proportions of our body parts, especially with regards to the head. It also includes a tutorial on how to draw a face. My gratitude goes to José Alberto of IES Tarahales for sharing his expertise on the tutorial, without which  the presentation would have been lacking a vital part. The presentation may be downloaded from either Scribd or SlideShare.

The worksheet at the end of the presentation can be seen/downloaded here.

Since the presentation refers to several parts of the face, it will be useful if the students first familiarise themselves with the names. I've created a labelling game for this.

To test if they have understood the theories of proportion, I've also created a quiz, which is gradable. The results will be automatically sent to the email address the quiz taker provides.

As usual, don't forget to give some feedback in the comments section below!

Please note that to fully appreciate the contents in this presentation, especially the tutorial, it has to be downloaded and viewed as such. Proportions of the human form

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Click image to begin the labelling game.

Click on image to begin Proportions Quiz.








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