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This is an attempt to observe proportions only using my eyes (which is how I get used to do). I find I tend to draw things wider when eyeballing. It's good to do this practice after last assignment. I feel I can
get a more efficient and accurate proportion measurement by adjusting the ratio using both methods. Thank you Stan!
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COMMENTS
I made a portrait of a musician by the name of Josh Homme. I timed my self to only did a hour while only using a few measurements, I'm glad I tride it.
I’m starting to think my eyeballing skill is better than trying to measure by accurate proportion😂 some parts were still off and not aligned, but I did it so much faster than accurate proportion, and lesser stress lol.
Wanted to give this a shot. I almost feel better about this one… over the measuring lesson.
These exercises in portraiture proportions have been really frustrating me so I revisited it. I struggled with sizing features correctly particularly the eye on the left. I spent maybe 40 minutes on this because the longer I take, the more frustrated I get.
Posting for experimentation. Executed prior to watching the video. Now to watch and redo for comparison…
Second attempt. Not sure if the experiment yielded anything of value. Took longer. Lost track of the time given the dog and daughter interrupting. Hopefully an improvement. Certainly felt harder though.
Thought I’d do an actor that I’m friends with. Then wanted to use color after doing the sketch with pencil to express his warmth, humor and humanity (much more relaxed than his butler character :))
