This lesson is incredibly informative. Thank you for breaking down the process in such an understandable framework.

Thanks so much for the critiques! It definitely inspired me to continue practicing the 8-step method. I have a question about proportions when drawing a head at an extreme upward or downward angle. When drawing an extreme upward angle, the distance between the base of the nose and chin appears bigger than the distance between the base of the nose and the brow. The opposite seems to be true when it's an extreme downward angle. Also, the amount of underside of the brow that's visible varies a lot between upward and downward angles. Are there some rules-of-thumb that help map out these proportions?

Here are my submissions for this week’s assignment. I just started so all of these are first efforts. I think they could get better with a few more revisions but I tried to keep within the ten minute limit. I am eager to hear some expert feedback but I feel like I struggle with more extreme perspectives. The forms can sometimes get a little skewed or warped and I struggle to show the extremity of the perspective. Besides trial and error, are there any suggestions to help convey these dramatic perspectives?

My first attempts construction using the four-step method. Any feedback is welcome!

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