more heads

Drawing heads from a skull helped me alot with the understanding of how things are placed. Now I just have to remember that people have foreheads and practice eyes and ears.

I got a little carried away with this one. I did a few with the skull base and drawing features on top, but had trouble imagining faces. The rest are from references. For those I tried to focus on expressions.

Before moving on to the anatomy in this course, I decided to return to this assignment and try again.

Somewhat traditional - day one of practice thought!) They look like people - which is good not like people I was trying to draw - bad … I guess it will do for now and continue practicing on!) p.s. Now I realize how much I was always relying on erasers) And I still think that pencil is a marvelous tool But it would be nice to be able to capture a likeness from the word go!) P.s. Shout out to Skelly app!) Thought features from Zolly [like changing perspective] would be much appreciated!) and moving jaw and ability to solo skull 👀😁

The hardest part of drawing faces for me is drawing noses, lips and women faces. I like to draw women and I want to make them beautiful and it puts this stress or pressure when I draw them lol. I messed up on one of the faces for women and quickly redid it. this was fun and will continue practicing. @Rembert Montald quick question for you. Everytime I lick my finger to smudge the ink, it doesn’t spread out easily when you do it, so I wonder if the paper has to do something because when I do it, the ink doesnt spread easily. I use the Universal canson sketchbook 65lbs.

did some heads, sometimes i do too many lines it makes the person look older