First the fundamentals, then the big shapes, and after that, the small ones. I think I got it!

I did this with different subjects to practice today's assignment. It was complicated and fun to merge traits into a single character. I'm not convinced about the slightly sadistic aspect on my work, as for the rest I'd be happy to know if there's something I overlooked.

Does anyone know how much is the distance between the brow and the top eye lid?

Drawings made with mechanical pencil, charcoal and ink. Gosh! I noticed how easy it is to try to imitate instead of looking for shapes and curves and also wanting to fix things!

My favorite quotes from the video: -As a designer you want to direct the eye... and tell a story...through posture and facial features (secondary), -Simplicity equals mass appeal -Small versus Big, curved vs straight. -Nothing is even/ Break symmetry