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If you have trouble drawing old people, here are some great tips.
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The first thing to remember when you drawing an old person is that all their features are droopy, so they will have droopy lips... |
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...a droopy nose and droopy eyelids, and they also have lines on their forehead and all around their faces. |
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The more lines around their face, the older you can make them look. |
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Their chin and cheeks are droopy too. |
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The neck is wrinkly and also droopy. |
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And their ears - you guessed it - are droopy too! |
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When it comes to drawing an old person's hair, old men tend to have tufts of hair on the sides of their heads. |
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Old ladies have curly hair. If you're going to colour it in, it is usually silver coloured. |
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To add some more effect to your drawings, why not add a pair of speactacles drooping off the end of their nose! |
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Remember when you're drawing the body of an old person, that old ladies tend to be frail and droopy, and old men tend to be plump and droopy! |
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Although there are exceptions! Ha ha!
Try it yourself! |
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