Here is an easy-to-follow, step by step tutorial for drawing a realistic nose from the side. You can use a normal pencil or graphite drawing pencils. Drawing a nose from the side is much easier than drawing a nose from the front, so this is a great place to start.
Here is a step by step tutorial for drawing realistic noses in 3/4 view with pencils / graphite pencils. "3/4 view" or "angle" means that the face is turned slightly to the side, but not all the way. Shading is a vital part of making a nose look realistic, and this tutorial will show you step by step how to shade the nose properly
Here is a step by step tutorial for drawing realistic noses with pencils / graphite pencils. If you ever wondered how to use shading to turn a flat drawing of a nose into a realistic drawing of a nose, then look no further. This tutorial will help you learn how to shade a nose properly.
This is the first tutorial in a large series of tutorials on drawing facial expressions or silly faces. This particular lesson is on how to draw a cartoon face (boy) trying to touch his tongue to his nose. He is furrowing his brows in frustration.
I think this might be the easiest way to draw a cartoon face. If you write out the word "nose" with a larger "s", the face is almost already drawn out. Try this and from now on you will probably draw cartoon faces this way. Have fun!
Make sure to print out these cartoon noses reference sheets. Practice these and keep them for reference when you are drawing cartoons and illustrations of people.