Draw Anime Kissing Lips – This tutorial explains how to draw refreshing anime lips and faces from two different head views with different angles.

This tutorial focuses on showing the “refreshing” look in a woman anime, but it can help you if you are looking for an easy way to draw ahead with different angles.

Drawing Kissing Anime Lips

Anime characters are usually drawn without showing their lips. However, some speeches and intimate scenes of facial lips may be shown in full or partial.

For refreshing anime, lips draw the mouth slightly open with the upper part shaped like an “M” flat and the lower part similar to the “U” flat shape. Give the upper lip one small curve and the lower lip with two large curves intersecting.

With a side view, you can draw anime lips similar to natural lips but leave them as silhouettes without showing internal details.

Above and below, you can see the size of the face used for this study.

You may already be aware of this once you have seen some of the lessons here on EasyAnimeDrawing.

Finally, you can see how facial features change when you make a “refreshing face” compared to normal speech.

The main changes are:

• Eyes closed – the upper eyelashes will change until the end of the eyes
• Open mouth – lips painted as described above and jaw slightly lower

You may also notice some green added to the cheeks. You can paint the blush with just a few stripes.

For reference, you can see what this character would look like with his usual head-to-head and face-to-face speech.

Anime Girl Face – Side View

You can also see an example of a side view diagram above.

Drawing Face Anime Face – Preview

Draw a “refreshing face” in the front view area and draw face features as described earlier (eyes closed, slightly open mouth, and blink).

Drawing Face Anime Face – Side View

Above, you can also see the same face painted “refreshing expressions” in a side view.

This pattern can be used to draw a character who kisses someone underneath him. For example, he kissed his little sister/brother on the forehead. But often, the head is tilted upward when kissing on the cheek or lips so that the above example does not always work.

Drawing A Refreshing Anime Face With Lifted Head – Side View

On the side, view head tilted, it is easy to draw. You can replace the previous face painting.

The only tricky part is drawing hair. Draw the upper part of the hair around it and the head and short clumps of slightly angles in line with the inclination. Keep long sections of the hair hanging down like the previous example.

If the hair is long, it is more likely to fall out. Very short hair will go around the head, and medium hair will bend down but not fully hang like long hair.

Finally, the most challenging example of this study.

Drawing a pre-raised head can be very difficult because all face features and scales will change. However, you can use the method below to make drawing an angle head much easier.

Removing Lines From One View to Another

If you are struggling with drawing a raised head (lowered metal) in the preview, a good strategy is to draw that same head with a side view. Next, project a set of lines from each major facial feature. These lines will give you the placement of that same head angle facial features in the preview!

Please note that you do not need to do this every time you paint, but it would be a good practice until you get the hang of how to paint a face at different angles without additional help.

You may also notice a slight bump on the left side of the face. This is an option but can help show that the head is tilted upwards.

Conclusion

Drawing refreshing anime lips is easy, but painting the whole face (especially from different angles) can be very difficult. We hope the tips and suggestions given in this tutorial will help you better understand how to draw these.

Draw Anime Pouting Face – This tutorial shows you how to draw an anime or manga-style face with puffy cheeks and a three-quarters (3/4) view.

Dirty faces are the most common expression in anime and manga. It can be tricky to draw because, unlike many other expressions, only facial features are corrected, and the “face” is distorted with proud cheeks.

Pointing faces are usually drawn primarily in two views, front view (direct viewing) and 3/4 view. Preview is often used to show a “marked” character. In contrast, 3/4 view is used for situations where in addition to being “marked,” the character is either embarrassed or embarrassed (usually looking away from the viewer). (Draw Anime Pouting Face)

Normal Speech Before Expressing Speech – Preview

Before drawing an animated anime or a manga character, it is good to know what they will look like in their usual way. This makes it easy to see how much you adjust to their facial expressions and facial features.

With the character used in this tutorial, you can see their general expression above.

Anime Face Ratings – Preview

Above, you can see the “normal” size of anime/manga face painting recommended in many similar lessons here on AnimeOutline.

In this case, the eyes are below the flat face and the nose between it and the chin. The ears are located between the upper and lower eyes of the nose. The mouth is placed first by cutting the lower lip area (between the nose and chin) and then drawn slightly above it.

You can see what the same character will look like with high cheeks.

Drawing Anime Suggested Face – Preview

You can see the change in facial features on the puffy face in the example above.

You will often want to draw down eyebrows and slightly melted eyes to get a shy face. Draw the mouth into a vertical curve (opposite the usual / smiling) with small curves on the sides (created by the protruding cheeks).

Finally, draw the cheeks attached to the sides (making the underside of the face a little wider) to show that they are swollen. (Draw Anime Pouting Face)

Anime Haughty vs. Normal Cheeks – Preview

Above, you can see a scattering of the normal lower part of the face (in front view) compared to a raised face with swollen cheeks.

Ordinary Speech Before Delivering Speech – See 3/4

With a 3/4 look, we can also look at what a face looks like with their regular appearance first.

Anime Face Ratings – 3/4 View

You can also see anime/manga face measurements in 3/4 view. These will be the same as described in the preview (as it is the same character).

Anime Pouting Face Drawing – 3/4 View

You can also see what the same character would look like with an embarrassed face and puffy cheeks in a 3/4 look.

Anime Face Drawing Face – 3/4 View

To get a smoother face in 3/4 look, re-draw the eyebrows slightly down and the eyes down (voluntarily) and slightly flatter.

Apply green on the cheeks and draw the mouth slightly towards the nose. Repeat the mouth with a vertical curve (opposite the normal) and two small curves on the sides.

The expression is slightly different from the original as it also adds embarrassment to the character. Adding a smirk on the cheeks and drawing down the eyes helps to strengthen the look / embarrassing look. (Draw Anime Pouting Face)

Anime Haughty vs. Ordinary Cheeks – Watch 3/4

You can also compare the usual arrogant cheeks (or cheek in this case) of the anime character in this 3/4 view.

Conclusion

Anime and manga style faces are a bit complicated, and some of the anime expressions are due to the puffy cheeks and the most commonly used (very difficult to draw) 3/4 view. We hope this tutorial has helped you better understand how to draw yourself.

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