These three examples should take some of the mystery out of this technique. Give it a try.
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This fairy’s kiss is done in a profile (side view). Make sure you tilt the head so it’s facing downward. The nose should point the way!
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Even though these two characters are facing the same direction, make their expressions a little different, to prevent repeating yourself. The little bunny-doll should appear to be more afraid than the cat girl.
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This baby chick has a huge head – it’s even slightly bigger than its round and cute body.
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This sleepy kitty is drawn with its mouth almost touching the floor, and its head framed by two front paws.
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This manga boy is facing in a 3/4 view. But to make it look somewhat more dramatic, tilt the head downward just a touch.
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