Printable face charts for practice and design sketches?

I have a practice head and a practice mat which I use to dink around but clean up is time consuming in between designs. I was watching a video this morning and the woman was practicing strokes on what looked like a slick white particle board of some kind (kind of like a piece of shower wall or something similar) which I thought was a brilliant idea for practicing line work and tear drops because it wipes off super fast and perfectly clean. Then she whipped out a laminated black and white photo of a woman's face (a 3/4 profile) to demonstrate a quick eye design.

Do any of you use face charts for practice or to work out designs? I've been googling around and found a few that I will probably print out and have laminated but haven't found any good 3/4 profile images. If any of you have a favorite image that you use, I would love a link!

I prefer to practice on real live models but since I don't have kiddos of my own, I don't always have a model available. My own arm gets a workout during most practice sessions but again, clean up in-between is not the most fun and sometimes I just want to practice a lot without having to stop every ten or fifteen minutes to go wash up myself or my practice head.

Hoo

So... I swear I searched the forum before I posted but I didn't have the right key word combination it seems. I actually found a link to a thread that answered my question from a google search.

Here: http://www.facepaintforum.com/t5597-looking-for-the-printable-blank-faces

thanks for bringing it back up

I have several different charts you can print on my website

http://www.shannonfennell.com/resources.html

Shannon Fennell wrote:I have several different charts you can print on my website

http://www.shannonfennell.com/resources.html

Yes, thanks! i visited your resource page. Very helpful!

Hoo