20 Ways to Draw a Mustache and 44 Other Funny Faces and Features: A Sketchbook for Artists, Designers, and Doodlers
is a great source book for anyone who needs a reference book
for drawing characters, illustrations, cartoons, doodles, and card making. I have my own collection of this series of
book because of their great content.
Each book is its own treasure trove of ideas. This book is not limited to just drawings of mustaches
but also shows how to draw eyes, facial expressions, facial hair, hair and
more. The selection is vast and the
drawings are easy enough for the reader to copy or just be inspired to create
their own version.
20 Ways to Draw a
Mustache Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Mustaches
- Lips
- Eyes
- Monsters
- Ears
- Noses
- Eyeglasses
- Bean Characters
- Beards
- Braids
- Curly Hairstyles
- Straight Hairstyles
- Mohawks
- Star Characters
- Ponytails
- Hats
- Helmets
- Block Characters
- Feet
- Mask
- Mullets
- Eyebrows
- Teardrop faces
- Collars
- Leaf Characters
- Hands
- Skulls
- Smiles
- Frowns
- Bottoms
- Cupcake characters
- Legs
- Arms
- Doodle Faces
- People Taking
- Walkers Walking
- Sittings Sitting
- Hairlines
- Different Ages
- Circle Characters
- Emotions
- Monkey Faces
- Cat Faces
- Dog Faces
- Heart Characters
As you can see, there is a vast amount of drawings included
in 20 Ways to Draw a Mustache . Each page has simple straight forward sketches that help one get a
good idea of the elements of each drawing while at the same time inspiring one
to be creative with their own version.
One way to utilize the book is to just use the basic shape of a drawing
as a base idea to create your own inspired drawing. I use this book as a resource when I am
sculpting my paper clay creatures. The
eyes, noses, ears, hands and feet sections are particularly helpful for me. Additionally, this book is so straightforward
that it can be used by readers of any age.
If you want to check out one of the projects from
the book, just go the Craftside Blog to view a free project.
