: Locate the corners of the mouth by dropping lines from the center of the eyes. Connect these corners with an arc to define the upper and lower lips. Define Three-Dimensional Volume
: Draw a line from the top of the ear, touching the eye and nostril, down to the corner of the mouth to create a sense of depth in the cheek area. Finalize the Features Riley.wmv
: Use an elongated "N" shape starting from the glabella to define the bridge and base of the nose. : Locate the corners of the mouth by
: Add a smaller oval on the side of the circle to represent the flattened side of the head. Finalize the Features : Use an elongated "N"
Place the eyes within the sockets defined by your initial brow and nose lines.
Once your features are set, you can erase the construction lines or keep them as guides for painting.
While there isn't a widely recognized urban legend or creepypasta under the specific file name the name is often associated with the Riley Method —a systematic guide used by artists to draw the human head and face. If you are looking for a guide on this artistic technique, Guide to the Riley Method for Drawing the Head