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I practiced from the book and Pinterest. I was trying to compare how drawing from reference from construction lines in the book vs drawing from direct photo reference from Pinterest vs drawing from imagination. The place I'm getting stuck at is drawing in perspective. I have been able to figure out how to construct the various angles of upward downward and sideways but I still don't feel like I "got it". If I were to draw it in a different art style or from a lens distortion perspective or with more real life dynamism, I wouldn't be able to construct it.
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Learn how to construct and place facial features, starting with the eye. Focusing on their structure, surrounding fat, and key features like the canthal ligament and tarsus plates. Considering the eye's asymmetry and how fat distribution affects its appearance, especially with age.
Been working on eyes for a second with this video, here's my submission, I just made your average head from imagination, and did 1 with the fat surrounding the eye, and one eye more simply drawn as it would be in a regular line drawing, Any notes or things I missed or maybe messed up in the head drawing or gesture phase?