The principle are the same, only different is the tool you choose to execute. It does not make much different once you know the principle, only to get use to the tool.
All you have to do is to know how to draw correctly then you could use, literary anything, to demonstrate your skill.
Here is a finish sketch: (Click to enlarge)
Here is a video tutorial how to:
Here is another quick two minute easy face sketch tutorial.
1) I make an egg shape with a bit of angular edge on where it suppose to be jawline.
2) I then drew a horizontal line in the middle of it to fine the eyes' position.
3) Half a distance between the line and her chin is where her nose will be.
4) Again half in between her chin line and her nose is where you draw her mouth.
5) Then I start drawing her eyes, (They should be further apart than the width of her nose)
6) Top of her ear should line up on the same horizontal line as her eyes.
7) The rest of them should be self explanatory. My advice to you if you want to be able to pull off a really quick accurate face or stylize but still maintain realism. Go find life drawing session near you. Drawing from life is the best way to learn how to draw a figure, and you should do it at least once a week, or every chance you get. But do look for material and practice from photos once in a while.
So long!
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