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I decided to do a drawing to keep things clean... I also skipped the auricularis muscles because they overlap too much with the temporalis.
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simplified head
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I lowered the brow. It's still a bit too high. The ears are too high up as well, making this problem look worse. Oh well, better next time :)
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block ins
Andrew Joseph Keith
Nicely done! great to see so many block ins. For these block ins you might consider keeping the head a bit thinner. Remember that you want room to add clay to the sides. the thinness of the necks look good. Keep it up! I hope to see more soon!
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Andrew Joseph Keith
Hey these are looking great! I can see all the anatomical forms. If I was going to give a suggestion it might be to try to vary the transitions between the forms. For example the "y" shape inside the ear will have some areas where the transition is a sharp crease and other areas where it is very soft as it moves to the other forms. These subtleties can help take your sculpture to the next level. Keep it up!
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Hope you can match the references to the pancakes... 😅
Andrew Joseph Keith
Hey super fun profile sculptures! I can definitely tell which is which. If I had to give a critique it looks like the facial features might be just a tad large compared to the back of the head so I would watch out for that mistake in future sculptures. I look forward to seeing more! On to the next assignment!
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Dear Andrew, Here's my first mouth exercise. Cheers, Alex
Andrew Joseph Keith
Nicely done! If I had to give a suggestion I would recommend softening the forms especially those that outline the lips. The lips appear outlined by sharp edges and plane changes but in reality these forms are very soft, pillowy, and they flow into one another. Keep up the great work!
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