There's a lot more to drawing a nose than meets the eye.

Of course, as you should have seen in these free videos, it's very important to understand perspective, proper alignment of features, and the nuances of contour.

So what more is there to know about drawing a nose?

The beautiful thing about learning is that there's always another level that you can achieve. Always one more step to take.

The new "How to Draw Noses" will take you through a more in-depth look at the perspective and structure of a nose.

You'll learn how to recognize "contours" and "edges" for the 3 different perspectives. And how to visualize what goes "around and out of sight" and what and how much is still in view -- and how you can determine the "foreshortening".

But it doesn't stop there.

Once we look at recognizing the basic structure and perspective, we'll dive deep into looking at many various shapes.

You'll learn 5 indicators that you can use to determine what the nose shape is in your subject. This in-depth lesson on "Shapes of a Nose" alone could completely change how you see and interpret the nose in your portraits.

Then, once we've explored the 5 indicators, we'll go through 4 drawing demonstrations. Each of these lessons will show you a contrasting example and you'll see exactly how to apply each of the 5 indicators to very different types of noses.

If it's been asked once, it's probably been asked 10,000 times: "How do you draw an elderly person? How do you capture wrinkles without making it look like cracks?"

You'll be happy to know that there's an entire lesson dedicated to drawing a nose in more detail*.

And not only will it show you the secrets to drawing wrinkles that are a compliment to your subject -- rather than something that becomes a distraction -- but you'll also get to see an example of drawing someone that is wearing glasses, another topic that has been frequently requested.

And, of course, since this lesson focuses on how to develop a nose further, you'll have a chance to learn more about capturing the subtle nuances that make a subject "who they are".

Darrel's new "How to Draw Noses" series will give you all the tools you need to master noses in your subjects.

YOUR SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED
Of course, as always, I fully guarantee these drawing tutorials that if you’re not thrilled with what you learn and feel that you haven’t received more value than you had expected, you can simply return the product for an entire year from your date of purchase and your money will be happily refunded to you.

All you have to do is contact Debbie, and she will happily refund your money, no questions asked.

Downloadable movies are in Standard Definition. They will play on an iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, or a Mac or Windows computer using iTunes or other compatible MPEG-4 video player.

*Is Darrel ever really "finished"? Exactly. But this lesson does spend 2 hours going into depth about the finishing details and shows the drawing to a very developed point.