Heavy jaw head rotation reference
The broad-jawed head asks you to keep track of the lower face as a solid mass. Block in the width between the jaw corners and compare it with the cheekbones above. As the head turns, the far corner moves inward on the page while the near side becomes longer. Carry that change through the chin and mouth rather than leaving a front-facing lower face beneath a turned nose.
Line studies through the turn
















Front, three-quarter and profile in tone



Keep drawing
Try the free tonal sampler, or see the line and tonal studies in Head rotation volume 1.
