I am very aware that I was missing for a long time, (I was literally lost for over a month!) I really didn't want to disappear for all this time, but some things happened that left me with no motivation to draw or do anything related to art and in special, unmotivated to share with all of you on this beautiful platform. Originally, I had contemplated not posting for a week or two, because I finally have internet at home ^_^ and I had promised myself that when I finally had internet, I would catch up with all the videos of the channels I follow and all the webcomics I wanted to read, which I did and I'm proud of it, but what discouraged me from staying away from art for this period of time (besides the internet procrastination) was the fear of almost losing to my father, due to an accident on his motorcycle, where he fractured his head and if it weren't for a person who was there at the time of the accident, my father would have died.

My father is a stubborn, foolish and very old school person, he likes to be very active despite his advanced age, he is over 70 years old and he likes to ride his motorcycle everywhere, which he has had since before I was born. The streets of the neighborhood where I live are in poor condition, and to avoid the great infinity of potholes and a bag full of garbage which he could not avoid ending up slipping, and by misfortune he fell on his head, thank God they took care of him quickly when he was taken He went to an emergency and was hospitalized for 3 days, when he was released on Friday he was transferred to the house of one of my sisters along with my mother for his rest and care, that same weekend Bobby the house dog got sick and He died, and since he is alone in the house I had to bury him alone in the patio. The following days I spent tidying up and cleaning my parents' house, which was in constant disarray and I would visit him to see how he was and bring him food to eat. , but finally my pa The three returned home, my father is still resting and they told him that he cannot ride a motorcycle anymore, something that he does not want to understand, now my mother and I must be aware that he rests so that his skull can heal well, the first day at home and I'm already trying to bring down a mango from the patio of the house ¬_¬ … dad is going to be difficult to take care of.

But it's time to be creative again, because of my current state of mind and my state of attention, it will be difficult for me, but I have to force myself, because art is a discipline, and I have to discipline myself to be a true artist, for That while I will be sharing the drawing guides that I did when I did not have internet, like today that I share a guide on how to draw the nose.

The function of the nose is breathing, but aesthetically it is an important part of the face, since it is at the center of it and defines a main characteristic of the identity of each person or character.

Before you can draw any part of the human anatomy, you must first know it in order to draw it correctly.

Before drawing in any other style such as manga, comic or cartoon, realism in drawing must be studied and understood.

To draw a nose in the frontal plane, begin by drawing a sketch in the shape of a triangle, which must be divided in the center with a vertical line to achieve symmetry and at the base of this you will add a circle which will be the base of the lobe, the first thing to define are the nostrils, followed by some small grooves for the lobes and the wings.

Once the contour lines are achieved, we proceed to make the volume through the shadows, it must start at the base, covering the area from wing to wing, wrapping both nostrils, the lower part of the lobe and the columella, it must be established where it is located. the light source to define the rest of the shadows according to the structure of the nose and the shape of the skull.

By reducing the structure of the nose in a triangular outline and projecting it with a pyramidal shape, it makes it easier to draw it at different angles.

The nose from a profile view, is drawn as an isosceles triangle and in the lower angle the circle that represents the lobe is shaped, we proceed to highlight the entire contour from the nasal philtrum to the radix.

To draw a nose viewed from a 3/4 angle, it is similar to drawing it from the front, using the pyramid scheme in the sketch, where the half of the structure that is furthest from the viewer's point of view will do very narrow way and only a third of the circle of the lobe goes inside it, only the outline of the tip of the nose is traced, both nostrils (one comes out from the lobe) a small part of both the wings and the radix.

To achieve a nose seen from below, a three-sided pyramid structure is used.

By stylizing the nose, it is greatly simplified to the point of being reduced to a wave, a semi-triangle, in various curved shapes or simply representing it with a minimum of enhancement, emphasizing shading.

As it is a more simplified version, for its structure you can resort to only using a circle or an oval, it would be a matter of using the one that best suits the style with which you are working.

The nose in profile, being stylized, can be simplified or exaggerated according to the need of the personality that is to be transmitted or reflected in the character.