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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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As you develop your eyes to judge proportions, you won't need to measure as much. In this bonus measuring demo, I’m going to rely a little less on the measuring and more on just trusting my eyeballs.
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Great lay-in! You really captured his likeness, and kept this simplified! The only way to train your eye is to keep doing these kinds of exercises, and your eye will follow. Now that you have a handle on these shapes from the larger photo you could go back and try this one again using the smaller photo and remeasure the areas that you struggled with on the first try. Target train the areas you struggle with and you'll start to piece together your method for how to approach a difficult lay in. Keep up the good work!