Yup this makes sense. This will help me alot usually I sit there for like 15 minutes trying to get the shapes and proportions correct on the head and face.

Great :D Yes I know that feeling, I made the same mistakes over years until I finally figured out that the way I start drawing is totally wrong for me. I used to estimate the place of especially the eyes and the distance between them which might work but it makes life a lot more difficult xD

Thank you! thank you thank you thank you. The 3/4 head angle....I can NEVER get this right.

awh I know how you feel, I had trouble for years to get it looking halfway decent xD starting with the left eye *as shown here* really did the trick for me so maybe it'll help others too^^

thank you this will really help...i have more trouble with a straight on view of a muzzle...also i am much better with Canids then Felines or Mustelids. also i have an issue drawing an open mouth with teeth or any char snarling...i know the stapler trick but still it winds up looking laughable

Open mouth-here it is good to draw in the big canines first, then comes a gap, and 5 teeth in row, 4 tiny ones and one larger one :) I will cover this issue in the collection too :'D

thanks a lot

Whereas you always have to keep in mind that measuring with eyes does not work with all (canine) species (or comparing distances between the eyes, depending on broader snout between e.g. foxes, which have rather slim muzzles and relatively bigeyes and e.g. spotted hyenas (yeah I know they're no canines), which have quite broad muzzles but in comparison to foxes rather small eyes), but for beginners it's a good guideline to start with. :)
(Sorry for the long sentence.)
Good job!

yes, absolutely right^^ but I think it works if you include the black eye-stuff (I have no idea how to call it xD) around the eye :) I have to recheck again and I am sure it won't work with felines at all =o And I'll add somewhere that this is just a guideline or a way to get an idea how it all works together. But after practicing a lot it will become easier and more natural to find the placement of eyes, nose etc so folks won't need guidelines at all :'D

Jup, I guess you're hopefully right if people keep on practicing and relying on their "how to draw a mothafuck*n head"-feeling, as far as they get one by time. :D