Portrait Guide

Horizontal guides can be placed to mark key landmarks such as the hairline, brow line, eye line, base of the nose, and mouth line. These references help you see how features relate vertically within the head.

Vertical guides can be used to indicate the centre of the face, centre of the eyes, and the sides of the head or ears. This makes it easier to judge width, symmetry, and alignment.

Each guide displays its position as a percentage from the top of the skull, allowing you to compare proportions objectively rather than relying on guesswork or memory.

By drawing while referencing these guides, artists can more easily compare shapes against structure, helping to improve accuracy without tracing or copying.