Drew this meme at every angle

Hey everyone! 👋 You know that feeling when you're trying to draw a super expressive meme face, but it just doesn't look right? Or maybe you're trying to get that perfect PFP meme and your character's face looks flat from the side? I totally get it – I used to struggle so much with drawing faces, especially getting those tricky angles down! It felt like no matter what I did, my stylized cartoon faces always looked the same. But I've found some game-changing tips that helped me finally master drawing meme faces from different perspectives. Seriously, once you understand a few basic principles, you'll wonder why you ever found it hard! First off, don't be afraid to use red construction lines. These are your best friends for mapping out the basic shape and proportions of the head and features before you commit to your final black outlines. Think of them as a skeletal structure for your face. If you peek at my sketchbook page, you'll see how I lay down these guides to ensure everything is aligned, whether the character is looking up, down, or to the side. When drawing meme faces, exaggeration is key! Those large eyes and simple mouths are often what give memes their iconic look. For a struggle face meme or a crying meme, you might exaggerate the eyebrows, make the eyes really wide, or even add a tear streak that follows the curve of the cheek. Learning to push proportions just a little bit can make your memes sketches pop! Another trick is to really think about the basic 3D forms. Even a simple sphere can be turned to show different angles. Once you have your sphere, you can use those red construction lines to indicate where the center line of the face is, and where the eye line and mouth line would fall. This helps you understand how features shift when the head turns. For example, if your character is looking slightly upwards, the bottom of the chin will be more visible, and the eyes might appear slightly compressed from the top. If they're looking down, the forehead becomes more prominent, and the eyes might appear closer to the top of the head. Practicing drawing a basic head shape from various angle memes is a fantastic exercise. Don't forget about shading! Even simple shading can add so much depth to your easy to draw memes. A little shadow under the chin or along the side of the nose can instantly make a face look more three-dimensional. You don't need complex rendering; even a few cross-hatches or a soft grey tone can do wonders. So ditch the fear and grab your sketchbook! Start with simple shapes, use those guiding lines, and don't be afraid to exaggerate for that perfect meme drawing. You'll be creating awesome pfp memes and dibujo memes from every angle in no time. If I can do it, you definitely can too! Happy drawing!