How to make symmetrical fondant faces
When we look at a fondant figure, we look first at the face. That is why it is important to make faces with a good finish. To do this, today I am going to talk about how to make symmetrical fondant faces.
And you, where do you look at?
When we make a face, it is important to know at what height we should place the different features. As well as the importance of each of them. Since simply the position will be able to vary the expression of our character.
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How to make symmetrical fondant faces
1. Mark the middle of the face placing a point for the nose.
2. Taking the nose as a reference, make the eye sockets. You can draw two parallel lines from top to bottom.
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3. Place the eyes in a symmetrical position (they always move together).
4. Place the shine on the eyes, always in the same direction.
5. Add the mouth. Below the nose.
6. The ears, which usually go below the eyes, in the case of humans.
7. And the eyebrows, which should go over the eyes.
Elements to consider:
- If the eyebrows are too high, it will appear it is surprised. And if they are very straight, it is angry.
- If the eyes are tightly closed, it will appear that it is tired or sad.
- The curvature of the mouth can also make it looks sad, angry, or happy.
Now, you already know how to make symmetrical fondant faces. Hope you find useful this quick and easy tutorial. Let me know if you have any doubt.
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