Here is my assignment. Super rusty.

My 5 heads. I numbered them in the order i drew them. I think I figured out a good brush setting I am satisfied with. It was difficult to do looking at the model and easier to follow with the sketches. I noticed that turning the smoothing on helped with my lines. I still struggle with the perspective, so if there are any points, particularly which direction the brow curve should go when you lay the first drawing guidelines. For example, in sketch 5, I first curved the line the opposite of what it is now. For the side plane, I couldn't decide if the line should be curve, or straight. I also could not decide intuitively on its angle. Cool first module!

Some male heads here. I feel like, still I get the neck too long sometimes (#1), like in the female attend before on (#4 and 5). Back to this one: Lines could be cleaner / more confident and less scribbly, I guess. #5 I first time changed the mimic. Angry 😄 I also think, that I go to fast into many details, at a point, where I rather should lay in basics shapes. Many times, I also feel not sure, where is the border between basics shapes and too much detail. Anyway, I practice daily, mostly in sketchbook, what I usually don't upload here. Have fun practicing and a nice weekend to all of you 😊

Hi, I still struggle alot with the view from downside up. My exact struggle here is the chin to neck part (#6). Trying more extreme views from downside looking up, I struggle more. You might think this is not that bad, but I tried with the loomis method and couldn't get it right. Then I just drew from eye sight. In complete I feel satisfied with my attempt today 😊 just gotta do more. I will add more head lay-ins from the male head. These were only female.

I did the assignment both in a traditional and digital format. While I feel like I understand the general shape of the head, I struggle with the placement of the features and the proportions. I would really appreciate some feedback. Overall, I enjoyed the assignment.

Getting back into this with some traditional lay-ins at the Cafe this morning. Started with with Loomis (just to try) but went back to ol' faithful Hampton! Loving the Facely 3D app! (Excuse the little notes to myself)

Here’s 10 head sketches.

Ear placement was harder than I expected, especially when the head tilts up or down. On some angles I also wasn't sure where to cut the side plane circle. Facely3D helped a lot — rotating the head with lighting on made these much easier to understand. Will keep these as my daily warm-up.

Did this yesterday and today right before bed. I definitely struggle with keeping proportions in line and also keeping these quick. Going to get started on the skull tomorrow to hopefully improve my accuracy and speed on drawing the head. I welcome any critique, thank you!

Here is my assignment.

Tried to keep these quick. I definitely struggle with placing the side plane of the head (size and location) as well as the ears. Will definitely use this as a consistent warm up!

Hello! Would appreciate the feedback for my 1st assignment, I really struggled with proportions and top/bottom angles. Thank you!

My first assignment submission here on Proko. Trying to stay accountable, I really want to get the most out of this course.

First assignment here. Feels good to get into drawing some heads! I'm not always confident if/how to place the vertical midline. How do you decide which are the most critical strokes to put down? And which to leave out?

First day giving this a go. I think I have a hard time wrapping my head around the volume of the back and when the face tilts down away from the viewer.

Adding this to my daily warmup routine. Are they too rough? I kept everything in it no erasing just a few undo. This is how I sketch, search and think due a warmup session.

Mis primeras cinco imagenes. Prometo hacer este ejercicio diariamente hasta que complete todo el curso. Me ha encantado.

I think I struggle with determining the side planes of the head, as well as top views and bottom views. Had a lot of fun with these and can’t wait to do more.

I spent around 1 hour and 50 min on these. I tried not to rush but to observe. I also tried my best not to overthink it. I used the different methods you mentioned, and sometimes I just drew what I could connect without thinking which method to use

I started drawing along with the head drill video and the last 5 are my own study using the facely app. I find at some angles I'm really unsure where the eye orbitals are meant to be placed. That and my heads started looking male? The facely app is great! The movement is just a little unintuitive for me personally. I keep moving the eyes or mouth instead of the head and when I move her side to side it feels like I am swinging her in an arc from her jaw so I struggle to just move her face to the left or right without getting some strange positions.