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Thanks so much for the detailed critique! You mentioned a couple of times that the tilt line and the line for the front of the face should be parallel, same for the brow / chin line. Doesn't that break perspective / foreshortening? And especially for the side of the face, I would expect it to have to go inwards, as the chin is more narrow than the brow.
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I got a ton of great submissions for the 4 Step Method project! In this critique, I’ll review some of the more common mistakes, which include jaw length, brow line placement, and neck connections.
Here are my assignments. Previously, I studied how to draw a portrait using the Loomis method, which I felt quite comfortable with, but I still made some mistakes that appeared later in the drawing and forced me to work hard to correct them. The Michael method is slightly different and easy to follow, so I hope it will help me correct the mistakes I have been making up until now.