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Using the Circles and Ellipses tool( E ) draw a perfect circle for the body of the nose. Use #daad93 for the fill color of the ear. Here is an excellent guide on ear anatomy to help understand the shapes better and help make them more cartoony. Using the Bezier Pen( B ) start with the top curve(Helix), then another almost half circle for the Tragus that’s next to the ear canal and finally add a small curved line to mark the top of the ear lobe. Again, the goal here is to add just enough detail for the ear to read better for the viewer. I over overexaggerated the earlobe shape to help things read better. It can be achieved by only using two nodes, one for the major shape of the ear and one for the bottom earlobe shape.

Using the left ear as our guide we draw the ear using the Bezier Pen( B ). Use #a47051 for the fill color of the eyelid. Do this directly editing the path by hitting ( N ) for the Edit Paths by Nodes tool. Go back and edit the bottom path making a slight curve. Switch to the Bezier pen tool( B ) and draw over the eye creating an eyelid shape. Use the Circles and Ellipses tool( E ) and draw a perfect circle over the pupil of the eye. Stick to drawing straight lines getting the overall feel and look of the eyebrow. Using the Bezier tool( B ) trace over the left eyebrow. One by one select all the bottom nodes and set the value of the Knot Distance to 7 with Fillet selected as the option below.
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To round the corners of the jaw and chin go to the Path tab and select Path Effects( Ctrl & ), click the plus button, then look for Corners(Fillet/Chamfer). Now select the circle with the molded rectangle together by holding ( Shift ) and go to the Path tab in the top menu and select the Union( Ctrl + ). Do the same for the nodes at the top of the jaw. Now bring both nodes closer together by holding ( Shift ) and clicking on the arrow handles next to the nodes. Select the other two nodes and drag them down together by holding ( Ctrl ). Select the middle node and hit ( delete ) to remove it. Select the bottom two and add three new nodes by clicking on the Insert New Nodes into Selected Segments button right above the Select tool. Hit ( N ) on the keyboard to edit the nodes. With the rectangle selected go to the Path tab in the top menu and select Object to Path( Shift Ctrl C ). Make sure to snap to the top rectangle edges to the circle just slightly below the centerline of the circle. Switch to the Squares and Rectangles tool( R ) and draw a rectangle that goes to the top of the jaw. Make sure to toggle on Snapping to Paths. Using the Circles and Ellipses tool( E ) draw a perfect circle( hold Ctrl ) to match the size in the image.

You will be able to see your lines more clearly. Make sure the lock icon is closed to ensure the image will scale down by the same proportion.Īdjust the opacity to about 50% to help make tracing easier. If you want to be precise change the height of the image( H ) to 583px, found in the top bar. Shrink the image down by holding ( Ctrl ) and clicking one of the corner arrow handles.
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Once download just drag the image file into Inkscape and accept the options dialog box that comes up. Step by Step Guide to Creating a Cartoon Vector Portrait Step 1 – Download and Import Imageįirst, download the image file HERE from Unsplash.

The overall goal here is to make everything instantly readable but still have a somewhat realistic look. Just because we are using a photo reference doesn’t mean we can’t add some more cartoon like features.
INKSCAPE TUTORIALS ON DRAWING EYEBALLS HOW TO
In this Inkscape tutorial, you will learn how to create a cartoon portrait vector design from a photograph.
