Michael Paul Caoile
FL, USA
Analyst by day, Art student by night! I really wanted to learn portrait drawings.

Michael Paul Caoile
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4mo
Okay, before I call it a night, one more submission. I try to make mirror images by drawing it side by side as I follow along the video. Greatly appreciate any feedbacks. Thanks!
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2023/8/6. Good morning everybody. Here's my latest long drawing (pencils and pure graphite on HULU super smooth paper, 42x29.7 cm).
I couldn't upload a timelapse video on my YouTube channel cause the naked breast. If you want to watch it click the Instagram icon on my profile. Thanks for your critiques and comments. Have a good Sunday!

Michael Paul Caoile
4mo
Truly Amazing, @Marco Sordi !
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Here are some of what I have done so far. Some drawings are from memory. Trying to do some different angles. I tried a few different posts from reference photos. I also tried to draw the features.
I was unsure if the woman looking back had her head tilted a bit.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!
4mo
Here is my submission for the Loomis Head. I had difficulty getting the perspective when viewing the Loomis head from the top. I accidentally skewed the perspective when drawing the front view. I think I was compensating for the horizontal curvature of the head too much. I'm still trying to find the perspective of the features of the face despite having constructed the guidelines.
Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
continuing to practice. exploring and making some more observations on my own. Proportions are still off. Changing hair, but I think I'm better off not doing the hair for now. :-)
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4mo
Okay, having another go at it before hitting the sack. This is probably my tenth try after doing more practice.
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My first attempt. I have to work on the proportions. Even with the guided lines, I can't grasp how to angle the face correctly.
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