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Will Heflin
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2yr
Ear study Submission!!
Will Heflin
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2yr
Hey Stan thanks for the lesson its was a great refresher here is my submission! Thanks Will
Will Heflin
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2yr
Posting my work I was apprehensive trying new paper trying to get smooth I like what I did but could have looked better on smooth newsprint. Top is Lay-in and final on bottom thanks! Will
Will Heflin
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2yr
Posting my Pear! It really took my back such a simple item but complex to execute the shadows awe was a fun exercise I want to do the level 2 example got to be just as fun and great learning experience.. Thanks for the view and great work guys love your interpretation. Will
Will Heflin
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2yr
Asked for help
I wanted to post my profile drawings I got better towards the end I really like the last profiles I did. I chose to draw the model in Number 7 because he had a mustache for an upper lip and I liked that and below him on the right I chose Jeff Bezos because of his nose. I chose the older gentleman on the right because he had a pronounced lower jaw and a awesome nose. I drew him a lot younger if I added all the wrinkles he had I would have lost the land marks that helped me draw him. Thanks for the view! Will
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2yr
Hi @Will Heflin, nice work!
The shapes and proportions look good.
- You might want to make the front plane angle in less. In the 3D Model: The Loomis Head, the front plane is vertical.
- Try to light your drawings better when photographing, and try to photograph them with your camera straight on, and not from above. It will make critiquing easier and do the drawings more justice 😎👍
Hope this helps :)
Will Heflin
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2yr
Asked for help
I did some drawings with the 3d model I love it! I am hoping to add more. I need to work on up tilt and Down tilt. pretty excited to get back into drawing..
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2yr
Nice!
- I think you would benefit from drawing through the forms (drawing also what's on the non-visible side, lightly). This becomes a huge help when drawing the jaw in difficult positions.
Also, practice drawing the head from imagination. It's a great way to test & deepen your knowledge. I like following this routine:
1. Draw from imagination
2. Check were I'm off, with reference. Studying the part I got wrong.
3. Draw again from imagination, spinning the object into a different position.
Hope this helps :) Keep up the good work!
Will Heflin
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2yr
I worked on some heads I really love the 3d Model I wish I had this when I was taking online classes at Watts back in the day. I like how these show my weakness and what I need to work on sorry my Pencil was pretty lite had to darken it in post doing this traditionally and 18 x 24in smooth need to sharpen the Conte again. I will post more soon. Will
