Portrait Sculpting
Profile Pancakes
Block Ins
Secondary Forms of Head
The Skull
Muscles & Fat Pads
The Eyes
The Nose
The Mouth
The Ears
The Hair
Armatures
Sculpting the Portrait
Bonus Lessons
Let's take what we've learned in the previous lessons and apply it to a 2x life size sculpture of the mouth.
Newest
Roger Dial
7d
Andrew here is my latest study, "larger than life mouth sculpture" using Chavant Medium NSP clay. I liked this friend's mouth because he didn't have a perfectly symmetrical shape making it more interesting. Please critique. Thank you. Now...time to move on and try to figure out how to sculpt an ear.
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3h
Nicely done! great job including the references that really helps. you mentioned the asymmetry and I'd actually like to see more gesture in the lines that make up the forms like the nasolabial crease which isn't a straight line but has a lot of curve to it. the nose also might need to come down just a bit on your sculpt. It's a great study and I look forward to seeing the ear!
dalleen jackson
7mo
What can I do to improve?
Shahram Delfani
2yr
Dear Andrew
I will be happy if you have any criticism or suggestion thanks
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2yr
Looking good! really fun exaggerations. reminds me of a caricature sculpture. If you're going for realism you might try to make the forms and transitions a little more soft and subtle. But for a caricature this could be great. keep it up!
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