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Before you attempt to draw adult faces, it helps to know how to plan a place for everything, sort of like a blueprint. Even though the heads and faces of adults come in many shapes and sizes, the same basic guidelines for proportions apply to almost everyone. 
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"If you are drawing a comic strip or a cartoon that uses the same character over and over, you are going to want to keep continuity within all the frames. The way to do this is to make sure that each character keeps the same facial proportions, no matter what position there head is in."
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This tutorial shows you how to draw cartoon faces from every angle and position without changing facial proportions. The tips in this article can be applied to all types of cartoon characters, whether human or animal.
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When drawing adult faces, you have to consider the placement of different facial features relative to the overall face shape. This tutorial explains how to examine adult heads and faces, draw the outline of the head, add horizontal lines to the outline, and draw ears and facial features.