How to Draw Different Types of Noses

The video tutorial covers six common types of noses: aquiline, hognose, upturned, straight, button, and wide. It provides step-by-step instructions on how to draw each nose type from both profile and front views, using simple geometric shapes like circles and ovals. The tutorial also includes tips on shading to highlight the unique features of each nose type. The session concludes with a summary of the key characteristics of each nose shape.

What is the main characteristic of an aquiline nose?

• A straight bridge

• A prominent, curved bridge

• A wide nostril

• A flat tip

In the front view of an aquiline nose, what feature is less visible?

• The tip of the nose

• The nostrils

• The root of the nose

• The bump at the bridge

What distinguishes a hognose from other nose types?

• An upturned tip

• A wide base

• A downward curve like a beak

• A straight bridge

What shape is used to start drawing the front view of a hognose?

• Oval

• Triangle

• Circle

• Square

What is a defining feature of an upturned nose?

• A downward tip

• A straight bridge

• An upward-angled tip

• A wide nostril

In the front view of an upturned nose, what shape is the nostril?

• Rectangular

• Oval

• Circular

• Triangular

What is the key feature of a straight nose?

• A curved bridge

• A straight bridge without humps

• A wide base

• An upturned tip

What is the typical position of the tip of a straight nose?

• Pointing downward

• Neutral position

• Pointing upward

• Wide and flat

What is a characteristic of a button nose?

• A pointed tip

• A flat base

• A rounded tip

• A long bridge

What gives a wide nose its appearance?

• A narrow bridge

• A curved bridge

• Large nostrils and nose ball

• A pointed tip