: His books, such as Portrait Techniques Made Easy , follow "ascending steps," starting with basic pencil outlines and moving toward complex shading and tonal values.

: Detailed breakdowns of the nose, mouth, and ears from multiple perspectives to ensure they sit correctly on the facial plane.

: He emphasizes understanding the underlying bone and muscle structure before adding skin or features. This includes detailed studies of the skull to ensure proportions are accurate from every angle.

Chari’s methodology focuses on breaking down the complex anatomy of the head into manageable, geometric forms.

: Understanding how the face changes as the head tilts or turns, using "rotation in arcs" to maintain feature alignment.

(microtip, crowquill) for high-contrast illustrative styles.

and Stumping Powder for soft, realistic transitions. Core Lessons in His Guides