any tips for beating sameface? things i know: change the brow

Jaw line ?
Eye shape ?
Hair line ?

Eye shape is probably the most important out of these. Changing the brow is good but if all your characters have, say, the same bead shaped eyes, they will look the same.

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>>3126357
I don't think I ever laughed so much at a painting before. Here is your well deserved (you).

>>3126370
im not good enough to do eye shape yet, there is a lot of nuance in changing them yet having them still be human and sensible.

>>3126357
The way hair frames a face can be important.

>>3126357
You're missing the most obvious one, which is to find some reference.

>>3126380
Kek
Did >>3126357
Did you make it look weathered or is this an actual old painting

>>3126746
its not mine, its an example

>>3126425
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If you don't understand something look at life and analyze it. Take different faces and look for the stuff that makes them look different.

>>3126357
There's also the lips and the ears. Also the hair line

>>3126756
Cover the original bitches face and start from scratch

>>3126357
You guys are listing off individual features...those are really just the icing on the cake. To really change a face you have to alter things like:
Overall Head Size
Head Width
Upper-Mid-Lower Face Length/Depth
Chin Length/Depth
Brow Width
Cheek Height/Fullness
Jaw Length
Jaw Corner Height

Pretty much the same rules for rendering apply to construction.....go from large changes to small changes. Something small would be like a sublte angle of the eyes or lip fullness.

>>3126357
study vastly different faces and don't be afraid to draw ugly people

I think a lot of sameface artists try to make everyone pretty, so everything ends up homogenising towards one ideal