Favourite face

[Anonymous No.3261832]

All artists idealise their models, from Rosetti's drawings of Jane Morris to weeb shit. Post faces that match your ideal lighting, features and proportions.

[Anonymous No.3261835]

Sharp contrast, crisp eyebrows and smokey eyes, robust non neotic features, texture and detail on the skin

[Anonymous No.3262141]

>>3261835
Her arm looks like it's wider than her torso.

I really like Audrey Hepburn and Natalie Portman because of their slim
necks asymmetrical facial features. Also the dark eyes/hair adds good contrast

[Anonymous No.3262351]

>>3261835
>neotic features
?hmm? what's that?

[Anonymous No.3262523]

Characters looking slightly away from the camera look deep and interesting.

[Anonymous No.3262535]

[Anonymous No.3262774]

>>3262351
baby like

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[Anonymous No.3262909]

[Anonymous No.3262958]

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[Anonymous No.3263057]

I'm torn. One hand I think Leah Dizon is hot but I also am a sucker for blond hair + amber eyes. So I'd like to say either Claire from Modern family(Julie Bowen) or Leah Dizon, but if I'd have to choose I'd go for Dizon.

[Anonymous No.3263081]

>>3262909
wow you're one boring mofo, a rim light and a fill, that's your ideal eh

[Anonymous No.3263156]

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[Anonymous No.3263161]

[Anonymous No.3263176]

I distorted the lighting for reference sake.

[Anonymous No.3263177]

>>3263176

[Anonymous No.3263180]

It's interesting to see British features altered this way.

[Anonymous No.3263183]

Reference should be active. Anyone who's handed a gun is usually a good bet.

[Anonymous No.3263185]

[Anonymous No.3263192]

jaws.

[Anonymous No.3263198]

>>3263180
>British
>Pic related
Pick one

[Anonymous No.3263206]

>>3263198
I collect pictures of people who are mixed, usually with one or more ethnicity I can see in the ref, or relate to.

[Anonymous No.3263226]

Prolific artists are interesting as well.

[Anonymous No.3263237]

Tony Curtis.

[Anonymous No.3263240]

STAND ASIDE

[Anonymous No.3263244]

Heavy shading, dusky eyes, elegant pre raphaelite noses, good jaws, inky lighting, glimmering eyes

[Anonymous No.3263248]

a cute
Short midfaces

[Anonymous No.3263251]

Statue reference masterrace

>>3263244
nice

[Anonymous No.3263254]

>>3263244
like this?

[Anonymous No.3263265]

>>3263254
Hell yeah!

This face but with pale skin

[Anonymous No.3263274]

a...are lolis allowed?

[Anonymous No.3263280]

>>3263274

[lord maul No.3263285]

im still working on improving my shading skills i can do lighting similar to this

[Anonymous No.3263321]

>>3263244
Great reference, thanks

>>3263251
This is my statue waifu

[Anonymous No.3263416]

>>3261832
Love me some sharp hips. When will the curves meme end?

[Anonymous No.3263454]

[Anonymous No.3263457]

[Anonymous No.3263850]

[Anonymous No.3263874]

>>3261832
french bae

[Anonymous No.3263886]

>>3263244
Truly patrician taste, good sir.

For me it is a round/oval face with blue/bright eyes contrasted by dark hair and dark full brows. Nose should be straight, long and pointing rather down than up.

[Anonymous No.3263887]

>>3263416

'Sharp' hips like the ones in your example are still curvy. Just basically an s curve instead of a c curve.

[Anonymous No.3263890]

>>3263454
>upturned nose
So you are into fecal alcohol syndrome?

[Anonymous No.3264050]

>>3263890

so you're into irl skaven?

[Anonymous No.3264205]

>>3263874
I'm sorry

[Anonymous No.3264884]

>>3264205
Is this yours? A couple anatomical issues, but I like the character itself.

[Anonymous No.3265077]

>>3264205
Work on your hands (too thicc), draw a skeletal breakdown of the ribcage at all angles and how the shoulder and lats attach, work on your hips anatomy, and the pubis bone is too angular. Otherwise I love your style! Oh, and the cloth draping over the closest hand is all fucked up, read some guides on constructing cloth and how gravity affects its mass. Nice shading for such a quickie!

[Anonymous No.3265079]

[Anonymous No.3265080]

I don't get the hate for Loomis, people say he draws trannie khazar milkers. I think he draws women with masculine features, which is hot as fuck

[Anonymous No.3265732]

[Anonymous No.3265735]

>>3265732
Just fuck my shit up fampai
this is a cuckold free zone

[Anonymous No.3266382]

I'm gay as fuck for this look.

[Anonymous No.3266392]

>>3266382
This is equivalent of smug loli of 16th century.

[Anonymous No.3266394]

>>3266392
That's a man.

[Anonymous No.3266400]

>>3266394
Yes, and?

[Anonymous No.3266402]

>>3266400
And I am sexually attracted to people who look like that.

[Anonymous No.3266412]

>>3266402
I wanted to say that feminine penis is not gay, but
this topic may actually warrant a serious discussion.
Is being attracted to people with distinct feminine features really gay? I don't actually think so.

[Anonymous No.3266416]

>>3266412
I don't think they're distinctly feminine. They're by no means masculine, but that doesn't mean he's feminine. If I were to meet a woman that looked like this I wouldn't be attracted to the woman due to the lack of penis and testicles.

[Anonymous No.3266423]

>>3266412
>I wanted to say that feminine penis is not gay,

Ignoring for a moment the contradiction in that statement I can't help to wonder what a feminine penis looks like. Curvy?

[Anonymous No.3266424]

>>3266416
>I don't think they're distinctly feminine.
Define feminine features then.
Big eyes, slender nose and chin are the definition of feminine in my book.

[Anonymous No.3266426]

>>3266424
Those aren't feminine in my book. I know VERY masculine appearing men who have large eyes, thin noses, and weak chins.

[Anonymous No.3266434]

>>3266426
Post pics, mate.
This is a really interesting topic. Artist really should know what makes faces appear masculine or feminine.
As far as i can understand, it's all about proportions.
Look at the pic related and compare size of the nose to size of the eyes and the chin.
In every picture nose has the same size.
Masculine one has smaller eyes and bigger chin.
Feminine one has bigger eyes and smaller chin.

I don't really know how to define feminine in a different way.

[Anonymous No.3266473]

>>3266434
>post pics
>of people I know personally
Not gonna happen.

I view all three of those as very clearly male. There are no hard and fast rules for masculine or feminine. When I was in school one of my illustration professors tried to give us these kinds of general guide lines, these step by step how to make a man, woman, etc. The problem arises when you want to actually make things look the way they're supposed to.

[Anonymous No.3266478]

>>3266473
>There are no hard and fast rules for masculine and feminine

yes there are, faggot

[Anonymous No.3266481]

>>3266478
No there aren't.

[Anonymous No.3266482]

>>3266473
The problem is that you always say "you are wrong", but never "this is right".
Provide examples, no one asks you to post photos of people you know, use some famous (or not) work of art or pic from the internet.
Right now you are just talking out of your ass.

[Anonymous No.3266486]

>>3266482
Tom Hardy has pretty big eyes and a small chin compared to his nose, yet he's very clearly masculine. Even without the beard.

[Anonymous No.3266490]

>>3266486
Post pics and i will explain why you are wrong.
Hardy has very squarely features, this is why he looks masculine.
Masculine - square, feminine - oval. Plus proportions i listed before. That's it. These are your hard and fast rules for masculine and feminine.

If you want to argue against it, provide examples.

[Anonymous No.3266493]

>>3266490
This is Tom Hardy. I wouldn't call his head square at all. Especially when compared to someone like Jason Bateman.

[Anonymous No.3266494]

>>3266490
And here's Jason Bateman.

[Anonymous No.3266504]

>>3266490
Here's a portrait of Maharaja Dilip Singh. Notice the big eyes and weak chin, yet he is still considered masculine.

[Anonymous No.3266507]

>>3266493
He has a small chin, but his eyes are actually pretty small too.
He also compensates with hairline. It's pretty obvious.
Shave him clean, let hair grow a bit, and he will look quite feminine.
>>3266494
Again distinct squares and small eyes.

[Anonymous No.3266511]

>>3266504
>that pic
>masculine
No. He looks like an old lady that lived next in my old house.

[Anonymous No.3266515]

>>3266507
Yes, I was saying Jason Bateman falls into that ideal masculine features you're talking about, Tom Hardy does not. And his eyes are large, especially in comparison to the masculine features you're going on about.

Here's a painting of a Geisha. Notice how fucking tiny her eyes are?

>>3266511
Your elderly neighbor lady looked like a young Indian Prince? Lucky for her. He's still considered masculine.

[Anonymous No.3266517]

>>3266515
Forgot pic.

[Anonymous No.3266518]

Basically the point I am making is there are no hard and fast rules for masculine and feminine because those rules are entirely dependent upon the culture you are talking about. There are paintings of Chinese Emperors and Empresses with relatively the same features, in India their male gods are considered sexually ambiguous by our standards, in Japan samurai are often depicted with very large eyes and small chins while geisha are depicted with tiny eyes, tiny chins, and long noses, etc. etc. etc.

[Anonymous No.3266519]

>>3266515
>>3266517
Fuck off, mate.
Not only you cherry pick, but also post stylisation.
What next? You will screenshots from anime?
Still proves my point though.

[Anonymous No.3266523]

>>3266519
You said post any pic. I posted four. Two from different cultures that disregard your rules. Also, that wasn't cherry picked, that was a random painting of a Geisha I found on Google. It was the best example because it's a traditional portrait whereas the others were full figured, so the faces are tiny and harder to see, though the faces were still similar in design as far as long nose, small chin, small eyes.

Here, read this. >>3266518

[Anonymous No.3266530]

>>3266523
Alright, looks like you still cannot get it.
Let's try it another way.
Post photo of the girl you consider distinctly feminine.

[Anonymous No.3266533]

>>3266530
Janis Joplin

[Anonymous No.3266535]

>>3266518
While you trying to find the photo, i will explain what is happening with poo in the loo and their gods.
Basically, indians did not give a fuck if picture looks like a boy or girl. They tried to make it look beautiful. And what a shock, feminine features are considered to be pretty.
>>3266533
Damn... You was trolling me the whole time?

[Anonymous No.3266537]

>>3266535
>You were

[Anonymous No.3266540]

>>3266535
What you're talking about is a purely western idea of masculine and feminine features. I'm by no means trolling.

I tell the difference between men and women based more on hair length and shoulders/hips than I do facial features. So my ideas of masculinity and femininity have nothing to do with the face at all. I spend a good deal of time looking at skeletons and mummies.

[Anonymous No.3266554]

>>3266540
So you agree that wide hips are considered feminine for example? Basically a distinctly feminine body feature.
Why are you denying that there are distinctly feminine and masculine facial features then?

And it's not about racial/cultural differences at all.
It's more like you are trying to lie to yourself by projecting your ideas about gender or something.
Like a male cannot look good, if he is not clearly masculine or some shit.
This simply wrong.

[Anonymous No.3266555]

Stop shitting up the thread faggots

[Anonymous No.3266562]

>>3266554
I think that portrait of St. John by da Vinci looks very good and he's painted to be sexually ambiguous. It's entirely dependent upon culture, not at all about race. Broad shoulders and wide hips are masculine and feminine, but that is a purely evolutionary function. Females evolved to have wider hips for child bearing while men evolved to have broader shoulders because they went out and hunted. Faces have nothing to do with that, a face can have any sized mouth, eyes, nose, and ears.

[Anonymous No.3266914]

Who's the hottest? Don't say Nordic because that automatically makes you a Nazi.

[Anonymous No.3268733]

>>3262535
>>3263274
>>3263321

the amount of pedos itt is mildly worrisome and yet unsurprising

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[Anonymous No.3270492]

Straight males (and some girls too) are the reason art is so boring and generic these days. The obsession with female beauty is kinda sickening at this point, it's like literally no one genuinely loves drawing males or considers them aesthetically pleasing. I'm so tired of this shit.

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[Anonymous No.3270512]

>>3270492
fa

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[Anonymous No.3270564]

>>3270492
>Straight males (and some girls too) are the reason art is so boring and generic these days.
do you actually think about the shit you are writing or do you just let it spill out of your retarded head?

[Anonymous No.3270570]

>>3270564
t. "artist" who makes boring, generic art

[Anonymous No.3270608]

This girl has my ideal facial proportions. A longer non-pixie nose that isn't hooked but straight, with brows that are near the eyes. A long neck and long semi wavy brown or black hair. Plus her body is fantastic.

[Anonymous No.3270703]

>>3270564
Go draw another generic babyfaced girl with her tits out, straightie. You'll never be this good.

[Anonymous No.3270715]

>>3270492
Don't focus on the things you don't like, many people like drawing men, I know I do.

[Anonymous No.3270732]

>>3270703
Don't like that one so much. He drew fur and fabric as if it was made of glass. This one is better.

[Anonymous No.3270743]

[Anonymous No.3270756]

>>3270743
Nice, very androgynous

[Anonymous No.3270969]

No homo

[Anonymous No.3270978]

Lulu

[Anonymous No.3271038]

>>3261832

[Anonymous No.3271067]

>>3271038
Good taste, anon

[Anonymous No.3271491]

>>3270743
patrician taste

[Anonymous No.3271501]

>>3270743

[Anonymous No.3271813]

My favorite

[Anonymous No.3272031]

>>3270492
Your faggot twinks that you fantasize about pozzing are only appealing to you and faghags, not any balanced and educated person

Beauty is one of the only intrinsically good things out there, no harm can come from bringing more beauty into the world. Only a truly sick individual wants to see less beauty in the world, or to denigrate others in favour his perverse "fuck you dad/society" degenerate fantasy

Homosexuals deserve to be drowned with wicker in a cold bog

[Anonymous No.3272048]

>>3272031

>Only a truly sick individual wants to see less beauty in the world

I think he/she's trying to say "It's a shame male beauty is ignored". You sound really butthurt, anon, maybe it's you who wants to see less beauty in the world, given your kneejerk reaction.

[Anonymous No.3272058]

>>3272048
I'm a little butthurt, it's true. The direction faggots, kikes and progressives have taken the art world is depressing, "critiquing" anything beautiful as "boring and old", "patriarchal" etc and celebrating the disfunctional, the ugly, the broken, the degenerate, violent and mindless and harmful and self indulgent, instead of the ethereal, the virtuous, the higher, the natural. When you look at a classic statue like yours, it's a representation of hamartia, mythos, something from the Golden Age made by an artist that understood "progress" forwards wasn't viewed as always a great thing and sometimes understood as a decline. That anon was doing the same thing, instead of contributing he was parroting how "boring" all these beautiful faces were, as if human beauty is and ever can be passé. If he'd just posted pleasing male faces that would be just fine

[Anonymous No.3272064]

[Anonymous No.3272066]

is this why sameface is a thing?

[Anonymous No.3272260]

>>3272031
>Beauty is one of the only intrinsically good things out there, no harm can come from bringing more beauty into the world.
>Homosexuals deserve to be drowned with wicker in a cold bog
Why are the straights like this. What the fuck is wrong with you.

[Anonymous No.3272268]

>>3272048
>I think he/she's trying to say "It's a shame male beauty is ignored". You sound really butthurt, anon, maybe it's you who wants to see less beauty in the world, given your kneejerk reaction.
Exactly. I literally just said "well you know, it's sad that 99% of paintings in this age are all about sexy females, it would be nice to see something different, men draw women, women draw women, no one draws men" and this piece of absolute shit wishes I was "drowned with wicker in a cold bog". Lmao.

[Anonymous No.3272270]

>>3272260
At least they don't touch kids, have 1000+ partners, get incontinent leaky assholes, impacted shit in their eurethras and give GRIDS to strangers for a fetish
https://pastebin.com/xj2nq5B3

It has been proven that watching two men kiss evokes the same feeling as looking at maggots writhing on rotten flesh. It seems homophobia is ingrained in the human psyche, so the better question is, what do homosexuals do that makes them hated in every single culture around the world throughout history? (gays were outlawed throughout ancient Greece by the way, that was a meme)
http://www.psypost.org/2017/06/straight-mens-physiological-stress-response-seeing-two-men-kissing-seeing-maggots-49217

What the fuck is wrong with you? Daddy issues? Molested by another man as a child?

[Anonymous No.3272272]

>>3272268
Read your history, I'm just advocating we continue the social health practices of Europe for 10,000 years, gotta protect the children
>https://pastebin.com/xj2nq5B3

[Anonymous No.3272355]

>>3272270
>>3272272
Wanna talk about studies?
https://cdn.psychologytoday.com/files/u47/Henry_et_al.pdf

[Anonymous No.3272615]

>>3272355
>https://cdn.psychologytoday.com/files/u47/Henry_et_al.pdf
Using some bullshit pseudoscience to counter the hard evidence that 50% of the gay population has had more partners than /ic/ has done drawings and 90% of paedos are gay

>If you don't like faggotry in public and don't want them around your children, you must want to secretly fuck them
>If you don't like shit, you must want to secretly eat it
ABSOLUTELY BTFO'D THOSE HOMOPHOBES

[Anonymous No.3273796]

>>3270608
fine as hell anon

[Anonymous No.3274252]

does anyone like drag queens?

[Anonymous No.3274456]

>>3263874
woah

[Anonymous No.3275603]

>>3270743
Agreed

[Anonymous No.3275605]

>>3270743
>>3275603
Did you know this is what he looks like now though

[Anonymous No.3275629]

>>3274252
Drag queens are absolutely degenerate and have ruined the funny tradition of dressing up as women in theatre and for parties by introducing political correctiness, poopdick GRIDs and gay paedophile fetishes to it, so no. But this is very cool and interesting

[Anonymous No.3275639]

>>3275605
Not bad, he became a wizard.

[Anonymous No.3275641]

>>3275605
>>3275603
who is this?

[Anonymous No.3275646]

>>3275641
Björn Andrésen

[Anonymous No.3275657]

>>3275605
oh god, he fucking melted rip

[Anonymous No.3275669]

>>3275605
I did not want to know.

[Anonymous No.3275673]

>>3275605
He's just old. People age, at least he knows how to age with style unlike most people.

[Anonymous No.3275694]

>>3275646
>It is said that his appearance as Tadzio in the film influenced many Japanese anime artists (known for their depictions of young, effeminate men), especially Keiko Takemiya.

no idea who he is, but i swear ive seen his eyes in some japanese artwork.

[Anonymous No.3275768]

>>3275673
That style needs Loomis badly.

[Anonymous No.3276426]

>>3275629
i love drag queens

[Anonymous No.3276737]

>>3272270
*Religions are designed to foster the workings of a functional society.*

>You are more likely to get an infection/std/disease from anal sex

>The Medicine of 1000's of years ago could not treat these infections and you would most likely die.(Consumption of blood is banned in most Christian religions for similar reasons)

>People spend the majority of their time fucking and do anal to avoid pregnancy and having to take care of children

>No children = No future generations which means your society/culture does not survive.

>As a result most Religions forbid Homosexuality.

[Anonymous No.3277203]

Brosnan. The older flicks are better for reference in manga.

[Anonymous No.3277205]

[Anonymous No.3277209]

I drew and painted this bust recently. An old poet named Novalis. I'm not even familiar with his work but I think he's beautiful.

[Anonymous No.3277210]

Alexandra Paul has a lot of great reference images... I'm not thinking of Baywatch necessarily

[Anonymous No.3277211]

[Anonymous No.3277221]

Antoine Monnier in The Devil, Probably. A very French sort of face.

[Anonymous No.3277222]

[Anonymous No.3277306]

>>3277221
Great brow ridge

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[Anonymous No.3278591]

>>3277221
>>3277222
Bresson definitely had an eye for em