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Judi Dench.. chosen original photo > thumbnail > rough sketch > abstraction > finished pencil sketch.. Learnt more about the reasons behind using the abstraction.. found it really helpful to set up the facial structure before rendering. The owl picture was used to help me create chosen exaggeration for thumbnail sketch.. probably leading to the increased side tilt of her head.
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Hey Court, Are you out there? Found this last video really helpful to understand the logic behind using the 'abstract'. Tried it with the following. Not sure if I have managed to resolve Daniels (his)right cheek in this 3/4 view as couldn't see the relevant rhythms.. What do you think? See past posts for original image. Thanks for feedback..
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And good old eggs Benedict. his face is already such a caricature I'm sure it could be pushed much more...
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Keeping going into the rough sketches with Selma & Craig..
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Hello Court, I am enjoying the assignment.. but struggling to generate a wide variety of head shapes.. once I've found one that seems ok I kinda get stuck with it. Found that using different drawing tools really helped.. and nearly always spent too long on each sketch. But... it was fun!!! :) Ps. apologies for poor image quality but no scanner at this end. PPs. and couldn't find all the original images I worked from for Dan & Ben.
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Thank you for your thoughts Jcarter... so I gave it a quick go! circle, triangle, square..etc Definitely a useful exercise for loosening up head shape.. and indicates more possibilities to push the features also.. Could you post a sample of your own work with this strategy?
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I also wanted to ask a another question. Having done quite a lot of traditional portraiture/life drawing I always find myself drifting back toward classical (representational) proportions... any more tips on managing this tendency... or simply a question of time and exposure to exaggeration?? Thanks
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