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PROPORTION OF THE FACE The face plays a huge role in determining the character's age. For the younger ages their faces tend to be rounder or wider. That's because cheeks have a huge role in this even in real life scenarios. For example, we have something we call "baby cheeks".

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If you want to make somebody short but not childlike you cuold add features that are associated with puberty. For example, square shoulders and jawline on men and hips\bust on women.

There's a number of ways I do it (or would do): Head shape: a kid's head is usually more round and a adult's skull is longer, more like an oval. Facial features: Giving your character big eyes, a small nose and mouth can really make a difference as to when you give them more narrow small eyes and a bigger nose.

To make an adult face look older, you can make the face shape softer and fleshier, add a receding hairline, thinning hair wrinkles, jowls, age spots, and other details. You can also use different hairstyles to depict different ages.

Something important to keep in mind is that with age the heads lose their softness and roundness to get longer, so the heads of children and babies are more rounded and look softer than those of adults. In addition, they do not have the same size, the head grows over the years, just like the rest of the body.

Creating an infant When the character's a child, eye shape and eyebrow thickness are about the same, but ear and nose size are altered. I don't change his hairstyle, in favour of recognition. The character smiles and enjoys a care-free childhood.