Hey! everyone!
How have you been?
I draw even when I'm not feeling well!
by the way
I also used a ``symmetrical ruler'' to draw a face facing forward.
For some reason, the completed face is distorted.
I draw using a symmetrical ruler to prevent distortion!
That's why I stopped using a symmetrical ruler until recently.
I have been using it often since I found out the cause of the distortion.
As I wrote in the title, the cause is "scaling."
My situation,
While I was drawing the face, I was enclosing the eyes, nose, etc. in a selection area and scaling it up and down.
Actually, there is a "center point" in the selection range, and there should be a "+" mark.
If the "+" mark is not located at the center of the part you want to scale, it will be slightly shifted.
To better capture the center point, display a grid and surround the selection with a rectangle rather than a lasso.The + mark will be able to locate the center point more easily, and when you zoom in or out, it will not shift easily. Masu.
It's not worth explaining in a video, but I've posted an explanation video on YouTube, so please check it out if you'd like.
When watching, please set the automatic translation function to your native language so that you can understand it better.
Thank you for reading to the end.
There's a lot going on in the world
Still, I would like to continue drawing without giving up on my dreams.
See you again next time!
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