How to Draw a Nose [Narrated Step-by-Step]
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Mark is such an excellent Artist, want to thank Mark for his kindness in showing us how to drawl so great!!! Mark, we will all will become great Artist because of you!!! Your the best Mark!!!!!!
Thank you Kimberly :)
yea he teached me how to do realistic eyes and i keep doing it and i got how to do it
That awkward moment when Crilley's "basic guidelines" are my finished drawing
Same!
lemonmania96 same🤧
I learned a lot from your tutorial
Keep sharing
i know i was finished then to!!
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Don't worry. You're just like me☺️
Mark!!! I have some suggestions on videos!!
1. skin. more specifically, skin blemishes, like moles, freckles, pimples, large pores, wrinkles, and scars.
2. Native American/African/Hispanic faces. skin color, how to do their common nose and eye shape.
3. extremely curly hair, like on an African. maybe some dred locks? or corn rows.
4. a nose from a straight on perspective. how to proportion correctly is my problem.
5. fat. how do you draw chubby faces, double chins, told of tummy fat or fat pushing against the inside of a shirt.
6. how to draw very thin people. like, can see ribs and hip bones, the sternum and color bones clearly.
7. Zombies. how to draw rotting flesh, exposed bone, bite marks in human skin.
8. How to draw dirt on a face and hands, a very unclean person.
9. clouds. the shaping and shading of a rainy day.
10. transparent objects or people. something with a definite shape, but are able to see other things or people through them.
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thank you!!
+Not Your Problem For #2 I highly recommend the "Guide to Human Types" series by Majnouna on DevinatArt.
+Not Your Problem For #2, drawing different races actually has a lot more to do with just the skin color. Facial features measure out a lot differently from race to race, and itd be really interesting to see just how that works!
True sqwid12 maybe he can combine the extremely hair with the facial featuret
+Not Your Problem You could draw from Real Life
+Finally Something Different i wanna see that!!!!!!!!!!!!
So I'm 33 and I have never drawn anything in my life. I've been watching your videos while drawing along and have actually been impressed with the outcome as I've watched your instructions. Thank you for starting to teach me this new hobby and keep up the good work!!!
Cian Drewry what!!!33 I thought grown ups didn't go on TH-cam lm 10 and I draw a lot!!!even at math because it's boring buts my 2 best subjectp.s I don't think you are going read ths
Thank you for spending a great deal of time (in real time no less) showing the shading for the nose. Shading is something I always struggle with and your videos help a great deal. :)
I will say that I absolutely love all of the work Mark has done. His art is great, the way he portrays the characters in his manga books is amazing, and he makes drawing look easy. I hope Mark continues to grow and continues to inspire artist of all ages to continue to do what they do. And I think I speak for everyone. Keep going Mark!
Thank you so much, Elizabeth :)
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OMG!!! No Problem!
Thank goodness! I thought real artists didn't smudge the pencil led because it was like some kind of cheat. But now that I see Mark doing it, I'll continue!
Even after all this time, I still get awed by your talent.
The upper lip area thing is called the "philtrum" :)
Are u a doctor
Me: cupids bow
Mark thank you so much for all your videos! I have always been into drawing but I'm not very good at it . These videos have really helped me even my mum has said I have improved! Your tips and guides are brilliant touches to all your videos thank you!
+Lola Hewitt Thank you Lola :)
I was about to say the same thing after viewing these awesome videos!
Thanks for my new band name Mark! Nostriline coming to a city near you!
Mark, I want you to know that you're the best art teacher anyone could ask for, even if I've never seen you before. Your videos have helped me find out who I am, and what I like doing with my spare time. I drew this and god, it looks so much like your version. I want to thank you so much for what you do for us! Love you mark :D
+Lukrish Gamer girl Thank you! :)
I agree with your comments; the structure between the nose and the mouth (especially the upper lip) is one of the most difficult things to get right.
I have drawn loads of figures but I am always anxious about the face and the final nose and mouth combination. It can ruin hours of work and make me throw out an otherwise acceptable drawing because it becomes too difficult correct after three-four amendment. Other parts of the body can be redrawn, but the nose and mouth can quickly become a farce if it is not done right!
+Sam Samoa You're exactly right! I would get so frustrated after working on a drawing for hours, days, weeks, etc, and having everything look how I wanted it to, then getting to the face and just destroying all that work. You can only erase and redraw so many times before you start showing your frustrations and making lines too dark, erasing too hard, leaving a track in the paper from too much pressure on the pencil, etc. until you just have to start over. Writers have writers block, sketchers have the philtrum and cupids bow. I found that changing my drawing order really helped, instead of saving the part I dreaded til the last steps, I started doing it first and working from the inside of the face out (including the face shape), I didn't have to worry about proportions in relation to the size of the head anymore, and if I got frustrated and needed to start over, I wasn't tossing out a lot of work I liked yet couldn't salvage.
Shell Sto
"You're exactly right! I would get so frustrated after working on a drawing for hours, days, weeks, etc, and having everything look how I wanted it to, then getting to the face and just destroying all that work. You can only erase and redraw so many times before you start showing your frustrations and making lines too dark, erasing too hard, leaving a track in the paper from too much pressure on the pencil, etc. until you just have to start over. Writers have writers block, sketchers have the philtrum and cupids bow. I found that changing my drawing order really helped, instead of saving the part I dreaded til the last steps, I started doing it first and working from the inside of the face out (including the face shape), I didn't have to worry about proportions in relation to the size of the head anymore, and if I got frustrated and needed to start over, I wasn't tossing out a lot of work I liked yet couldn't salvage."
I can't disagree with you, and I have started doing this by drawing the head separately as practice, but only sometimes
Further, as you know, some positions are harder to draw than others. Still, I want to have the confidence to to know that I can start a piece knowing that I won't ruin it by drawing an awful face!
Anyway, I only draw A5 sketches at the moment and I use art as a magical trance, putting myself into an alpha state and carrying the image I am drawing around in my mind. If I get it wrong, or I simply don't like it for other reasons (the shading may be wrong) then I start again.
I want to imprint the image on my mind, both as a picture and its emotional content; if I have to keep redrawing it until I am dead, then so be it. What else is there to do?
ATB
Mark a.k.a Old Man Time Lapse...the two lines under the human nose is called the philtrum. I would love to see you draw yourself, I have always had an issue with doing this myself. Thank you for the great tutorial. You have struck gold again. :)
+Rhonda Magee Thank you, Rhonda! ^^
+markcrilley :)
I just noticed you are a "Hoosier" as well! "hey neighbor"!
Lorraine: Mark, I really enjoyed your tutorial on the "nose" as I have always had great difficulty with it. I never realized how much shading really goes into getting the perfect nose down. I definitely hope to watch more of your videos as you draw other features on the face. You have a great sense of humor which really made the video even more enjoyable. Thank you so much!!!
the groove between nose and upper lip is called a Philtrum ☺ great drawing btw.
I just wanted to say that I watch you all the time and I absolutely love your videos! I love drawing so much (I usually draw on my papers at school and my teachers are just like, "there she goes again with the drawings") i find it so relaxing and fun to draw people and usually whatever my imagination makes up! Your tutorials are my favorite because you are a very talented drawer and I love how you are funny in the videos as well and very relaxed, it feels as if I'm being taught by a friend, it's more comfortable to watch and listen to! You are very informative and give great advice! I just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. After watching your tutorials, I notice some things that I might've not have noticed before and pay attention to certain details that were that missing piece in making an "ok sketch" into a "great one"! Watching your videos help my drawings grow in realness (is that a word? eh whatever) and they look more like what my mind pictures them looking like!
Anywho,
I hope you have a wonderful new year Mark! (:
+MadiWithAnI Thank you so much for your kind comment :)
i liked so much your drawings.i am 9 YEARS OLD AND IM FROM BRAZIL. (and in Brazil we say in portuguese) The homework from my english class was do a list of things you want to xmas and i put on the list:
ALL OF YOUR MATERIAL OF DRAWING.
Thnx so much mark
VALLEY OF THE UPPER LIP
Coming to a theater near you in 2016
Above the cupid's bow (the curvy bit that is VERY TRAGICALLY and all-too-frequently over-drawn or completely drawn-in with lip pencil, these days, to REMARKABLY ill effect... ahem...), that indentation thing (the two lines) is called the philtrum.
May God bless you for sharing your unbelievably generous (and hilarious) videos with the world (hah, Welcome to Nostrilline, home of The Valley of the Upper Lip... you rule! :D
Finally, a hearty BRAVO to thee for winning the Best Diction of Every Art Tutorialist in the History of TH-cam, EVER! Award! (Your videos are the only drawing lesson ones I don't have to mute 100%. (Hazard of being a speech teacher-- more intolerant of beastly speech habits with every passing year. Sigh. Hehe. But that's why I'm getting back into drawing, after thousands of years. (Assisted by your wondrous videos and books, of course :)
(I apparently won the Longest TH-cam Comment EVER and Most Parentheses in Parentheses Awards. Hah... :)
+Sally B Thank you for your kind words, Sally. ^^
My pleasure!
**curtsy**
:)
If for no other reason, I found this useful for realizing just how much I love your videos. I have no interest what-so-ever about noses or mouths, but I still found myself excited for the narrated version. I guess I like hearing your voice, Mark. :)
+Larissa McD Thank you Larissa, you're very kind. ^_^
THE VOICE OF ABSOLUTE SEXINESS
actually it's just nice to hear, not Cryaotic levels
This artist is exquisite! I love this video so much! I saved it to watch every time I open my arts folder!
Mark, you should write a comic with all your HTD-characters - Old Man Timelapse, Detroit-guy/Surferdude, the gouache-pirates - and how they journey into weird places like the the Valley of the Upper Lip to learn the ancient art of dropping one's pen. You know, all your silly comments create stories in my head. They really make my day. :)
Thanks for being amazing!!!! No one else does these videos better than you. I've learned so much more just by watching your videos, even though I had a couple of great art teachers along the way and I've been drawing quite a lot on my own. No one has ever explained it as well as you do.
can you teach us how to make a nose from front view please?
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front view please ~genius~
Hey Mark... Firstly let me say you are a complete genius at what you do. I know you will probably already know this and maybe just couldn't remember at the time, but the area between your nose and mouth is called your "Philtrim". I'm also glad i found your TH-cam page, it has stirred up my interest in drawing again, so it's out with the pencils and paper again.. Thank you for all these great tips and long may you continue to supply these fantastic tutorials. Respect...
Your such an incredible artist, I have struggled with human figure drawing since years of learning, believe your guidelines will keep me up to practice!! Thanks again for exposing your sense of humor to the world.
Thank you!
Awesome & lively narration, I wouldn't want to waste my money going for classes now
I love watching your videos Mark, I really enjoy it when you say daft things in silly voices like "Old Man Time Lapse." The lines you were talking about are called The Cupids Bow I believe.
finally I can stop drawing dots for noses
mark your really talented and now it's easier for me to do things THANK YOU!
Mark Crilley your are now officially my virtual art teacher :D , Nice job
Off the chart professional. Thank you for sharing with us what makes you so great.
Wow! Since retiring I've tried my hand at some drawing. Not sure what my niche is yet, but I love these videos. I know that I am certainly more aware of shading and colors than I was before and am improving. FYI....I was sent your direction by Baylee's videos. Thank you!
I love how you add a little comedy to your commentary, makes my day! :D
when using his drawing pencil. its about 100% awesome. once you start using the black prisma color pencil. its goes on a whole new level!!
Mark. I'll say you are really good. I have learnt in a lot of ways, I stopped watching any other videos if not your own. But I really appreciate thanks for all the videos
Thank you Caleb, I'm honored by your support :)
That's an amazing photo. Thanks. But can you do a front view in the future please.
I love it when you get kinda weird like, "This is how all noses look. In CloneLand, where everyone has the exact same nose."
RosieThaTurtl_12 and welcome to nostrilline!
hello sir,you know i like charcoal also that is my dream how to learn charcoal also,and my son too i told him to practice charcoal painting i love charcoal very much,i have a char oal paint here,but i started how to charcoal but this is not enough
Real time is a tremendous help. Thank you.
i love it when people narrate their videos and can you do a video on shading techniques and how to paint a wolf or tiger.
mark crilley you are the best drawer i have ever seen and your tutorials are so so amazing!!!!!!!
+Emma Carter Thank you Emma :)
Wow this is amazing 😱 my only question is wouldn't you see more of the other nostril as well at this angle? Even just very slightly
Practice made this man perfect!!
This is awesome. I'm just starting to draw and am quickly noticing that the lower half of the face is definitely the most difficult for me. So this video was an excellent teaching tool. Thanks so much.
the two lines are one of my favorite parts. i heard a story that an angel visits the babies in the womb and tells them all the secrets of life and the mark is there because the angel puts her finger on and tells them to keep it
The term for the indenture above the lip and beneath the nose is called the philtrum :')
That part below the nose is called the philtrum. Great video!
The little indentation between the lips and under the septal cartilage (nose) is called a philtrum.
no comment when you facing a magnificent artist. Thanks Mr. Professional god blessing you.
Ohhhh Myyyy God!!!! Your drawing is amazing!!! It is teaching me a lot....
+Swathy Rangarajan Thank you ^^
Draw owl
GUYS JUST ADJUST THE SPEED OF THE VIDEO AND IT'S NOT TIME-LAPSE ANYMORE!!!
The grove between the nose and the upper lip is the " Philtrum ". The two lines that surround the Philtrum called the " Philtral Columns ". Nice videos. It looks like you pent lots of hours in making them. You hard work is very much appreciated.
Best artist ever!
I learned more from this video about drawing noses than my entire time in ap art.
you are the best mark
you are a SUPER MASTER of drawing
Excellent job as usual. Quite realistic and so precise! Can you please draw a nose of an African (specifically Nigerian) descent nose and mouth? I can never find a good video teaching that. If you could that would be awesome!
Thank you so much for this I always could never draw a proper nose thank you so much you have a new suscriber!!!!
Thank you ^_^
The nose is key ... oft the front-most aspect of the portrait. Some artists consider it the most important aspect to 'get right'. But, I prefer (like Art Spirit Robert Henri) to be INSPIRED by it ... via direct observation with the model-sitter.
Utmost blessings!
Love your old man voice lol
^_^
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you crack me up! Only one nose can be drawn at a time! So put that in your "info box"! ( I actually like that better than the boring description box"
Loving this Mark! Are you going to be posting a video on how to draw a nose in the front view? I would love that, I am really bad at noses in general haha.
+Serena Alicea Thank you Serena; I'll try to do that in an upcoming vid :)
+markcrilley your hired u work for me
+mA nimations what?? LOL!
How I draw a nose:
step 1: I draw the nostrils
step 2: I draw the rest of the poorly made nose
Awww your name and your profile pic is so adorable :3 😘 :3
Kenya Stephens I don't know. I'm a dog... :/
How to draw :3
Ha so do I
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The "Valley of the Upper Lip" (lmfao!) is called the 'Philtrum'. The two ridges that form it are known as 'Philtral Ridges'. The 'Columella' is that structure at the base of the nose that they connect the lip to.
Since you mentioned wrinkled faces, how about drawing Old Man Timelapse? Maybe even advice on character design, etc.
1:55 I like where he says: "I made those lines really dark, like too dark really" because it almost rhymes with mark crilley
actually its closer to 1:50 but still
Hanna 101 Yup
I just started doing more realistic drawings and I could never get the nose right! Well until I saw your video. It helps a lot!
i love your commentary!
I was at Micheal's today and I saw your book "Mastering Manga" and I'm currently using the strategies you put in there! Love it! :D
+TheKawaiiDino Thanks! ^_^
+markcrilley hello mark crilley :) I love ur videos and books and you are the most greatest artist ever! I was also hoping if u could make a video of how to draw lady palutena? she's my favorite anime character and I really want to know how to draw her it would make up my day if u do. love ur drawing too btw :) :) :)
+markcrilley i think you should do a Vagabond video. Takehiko is the most talented mangaka art wise (at least ) by far!
Hi Mark!
Nice drawing! I agree with the wrinkled old person illustration and different noses examples tuts! :D
Have a good one!
I love your artwork. You are so talented. Thank you for taking the time to share.
This is the most helpful drawing video I've ever seenn
The divot between your top lip and nose is called your 'philtrum'. The dip right at the top of the lip is often called 'cupid's bow'. (you hear that a lot in makeup tutorials) And you can call it info box if you want! I watch someone who calls it the doobly-doo. So you do you, man.
I am not sure why, but this is by far the hardest one for me to follow along with, and I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. I really don't like old man time lapse, but I guess I will just have to try it again and figure it out. Manga noses are much easier!
this video helped me a lot on what I am currently working on which happens to be the facial features and placements so thanks!!!!!:)
really nice tutorial had a mental breakdown (literally) because of a painting in which i kept messing the nose up and i finally got it thank u!!
Thank you very much, I tried and did the drawing as per your instruction, of course its not as yours, but its not bad for a person who draws only as a hobby. Thanks
Zeenat Noor optino
Mark you are my favorite artist. And someday I hope I can meet you.
Mark thank you so much for helping me draw the nose. This is helping me so much. I told my friends about you. You are the best.
Please do a video on drawing older people! Not just realism, but also in manga styles. I seriously need help with that. All of my older characters either look too young, or older than dirt lol
You are a magician Man
just amazing to see your videos
I havent drawn in months but this video made me grab paper and a pencil
Always looking forward to another tutorial every Friday! I have a suggestion on a tutorial, you should make one on how to draw manga styled kids. I have seen a bunch of tutorials on how to draw manga faces and they are all teen/adult faces. But what if I'm making a manga and I want to show a character's childhood? Just a suggestion! Love the videos. Keep it up! :D
I picked up mastering manga for my travels. Great work!
Mark, i think you're talking about the philtrim at 1:36
Those lines above the upper lip are called philtrum. :)
You're awesome btw.
"Philtrum" is the word you are looking for for that "valley" under the nose in the upper lip. "Mentolabial sulcus" the valley under lower lip, when you get there.
If you want to shade there is two ways to do it, your way and my way (not to be offensive). Now to explain my way of shading, I know you're going to ask me.. "why do you use your finger?" well basically about the finger, You can draw a light line and press hard, light or any amount, the harder you press the more pigment is removed from your line and the darker the shading is. But it always turns out looking great! Also if you want small shading areas like that you can make something, It's very easy! All you have to do is get a normal sized piece of paper and very tightly wrap it so one end is smaller, and one end is bigger and put tape around it. And this blends very well, and very small.
There are thousands of ways to shade-- everyone should feel free to find their own preferred method.
I was not trying to offend anyone by this, or make it so you don't feel free, I was only saying my way, or whatever. I don't really know how many ways there is. I was saying the way I do it, sorry.
1:54 markcrilly darkcrilly
Found this in my recommended, and i clicked on it, I didn’t regret clicking because today i know how to draw a nose
January 10, 2019
Thursday 9:21 PM
There's a word for that
But I don't seem to know it
Sometimes I grow a mustache
Just so I don't have to show it
The word for that
That someone somewhere chose
For that little dented skin
Between my upper lip and nose
There's a word for that
What does it start with, the word for that?
I'd sound so smart if I only knew
The word for that, perhaps you do?
The word you're looking for is philtrum
hy .... your really helpful for me or in other words your kinda my teacher ... I learn from your video try to make as similar as possible... so thank you very much .... please keep uploading videos..... but the most important thing is I LOVE YOU SOOOOO MUCH.... I love your voice....
I thought this was gonna be front view but it was still good. I haven't yet mastered shading.
+markcrilley the line between the nose & the lip is called the Philtrum my friend :) Awesome skills btw :)
Sm0kie__ 420. cupids bow is bit over lips
hey mark, the indented area of the upper lip is called the philtrum, or the cleft of the lip ^_^
I just love your videos ! I have just started to learn to draw during lockdown and having a ball with your videos and rapodfire art too. You have such a lovely manner in describing your work
Yes I been waiting for more facial. Features
Please re post your video of how to draw just the nose, it was great!
very good teaching