#if anything now I have a lil quick library of faces easy to acess to whenever I'm looking for a certain facial feature to draw

[cosmic-navel-gazin]

@dongtopus​ Oh boy oh boy, fasten your seat belt sir!

I’ll just go with the second question first and say: YES! This happens to me all the time! I distinctly remember this one time many years ago that really irked me. I was watching Barry Lyndon and this guy played by Patrick Magee suddenly appears:

Basically the only difference was the placement of the beauty spots. I shook my fist at Kubrick, I was in awe at first but then so pissed for a while that he beat me to it lmao.

Back to the first question, here’s the the first neat faces that popped into my head:

Max von Sydow

Basil Rathbone, I want his smug bastard energy

Speaking of bastard energy, Siân Phillips and Glenn Close

Our man Ian Mckellen

Gael García Bernal put a spell on me and I’ve never been the same since

Javier Bardem (that profile one!)

Jeremy Brett

These three...Omar Sy, Olivia Colman and Toni Servillo... their faces in general, but the million dollar smile just, arghh I want to capture that

“poor lil meow meows” category: Zbigniew Zamachowski  and Anatoliy Solonitsyn

Juliette Binoche

Charles Dance

Roger Hammond, Geoffrey Palmer, Cyril Shaps in   The Madness of King George (1994)

John Hurt and Richard Harris, the last two are of them in The Field (1990)

Philippe noiret and Massimo Troisi, love their contrast in Il Postino (1994) on the last pic

Willem Dafoe

Jonathan Pryce

Rachel Weisz

Peter O’Toole

Peter Vaughan

Daniel Day-Lewis

Rui Rezende, here playing a romantic well-read werewolf in a renown brazilian soap opera: 

The Name of the Rose (1986), the monks there is the gift that keeps on giving for me. I have nothing but love for all the diffferent and excentric looking characters  be it well known actors or lesser known,only appear for a couple of shots figures in the background

Ivan the Terrible (1944) is also a gold mine for tons great and distinct looking faces

I love this fella over here he looks like a small bird of prey

Bonus: Kapellmeister Bonno from Amadeus (1984) played by Patrick Hines. He has the best facial expressions and reactions, every time... I can't take my eyes off him