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Cody
16d
Lesson practice
Alexander Bösch
1mo
My front view while using the symmetrie tool for sketching.
Hechmi Kilani
24d
Oh those lines are impeccable! I feel like the eyebrows could be a bit closer to each other, no? I am getting an uncanny valley feel but I cannot tell why.
Cody
2mo
Lesson Follow along.
Cody
2mo
Also picked up the LP pencil set! Great brushes!
Jose Miguel
2mo
Hechmi Kilani
2mo
This is what I call an owl/lemur man! The cheekbones came out HUGE almost like he had binoculars for eyes. Is it because they are too high up?
Alexander Bösch
28d
Hey Hechmi
😂🦉 Nice work! The good news are your eyes are positioned correctly and there is a simple fix for the owl look all you need to do is to add the pupil.
However there are some proportional fixes you can do the nose and the mouth are too low wich makes the nose look realy long. You could also rise up the hairline giving the forehead more space.
While I am no expert I tried to adjust a few things and hope it will lead you into the direction you are heading to.
1. Image = My suggestion (do you think it still looks like a lemur or owl?
2. The new Proportions
3. Measure of your current drawing
4. An overlay of the new with the old one
Hope this helps? Please let me know if this was helpful and best regards
Alexander
Christian Salinas
3mo
My notes from this lesson. Thanks Again!
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3mo
Hey Christian. Thank you for sharing. careful with the separation between the eyes, these ones are a bit further appart than the measurement of one eye. Keep it up!
