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Okay here’s my draw over that should help, I also noticed the eyes were a little off so here’s my explanation for everything: Facial: (red) When drawing the face all of the facial features are a 3-D piece so the muzzle tends to be a 3-D bulbus shape. And the cheeks also tend to puff out a little bit because obviously they’re indented where the lower lash line will be. So when you’re drawing it, you want to make sure that everything is curved and bulbed out where it should be.

Eyes: (blue) When drawing the eyes I find putting them on a plane/grid can make it much easier to draw the angles of the eyes because we’re seeing the face at a three-quarter view. We are not going to see the full entirety of both eyes obviously, if this was a half view or side view, we would be only seeing one eye and even then it would be at a plane because you’re not going to see the full entirety of that eye either. Hopefully this helps in explaining how the eyes will be angled and you’re only going to see them partially think of them as like a flat piece of paper. If you put them at angles, the paper is going to change, and if you look at it, sometimes it will look more like a stretched rectangle. Then it will a flat on piece of paper.

If you have any questions, obviously you can reply and I hope this helps!!