It's basically modeling clay glued to the plastic skull I bought. Honestly, I don't feel comfortable with an écorché when there are so many good ones on the market, starting with the one Loomis suggests in his book (very elegant). Based on my studies of cartoons with Court Jones, where the anatomy is abstract, I made this model to practice rhythm and rendering. It's simply a collection of random features on the skull as the focal point; everything around it is an anatomical suggestion. By the way, the figure in the background (Joni) was made specifically to be used as a reference when making this bust.

Hello @Andrew Joseph Keith, I really enjoy your video, even though these are not sculptures however, These are tracings of people and sculptures with those fat pads. Keep in mind these were based of a different course that I was only focusing on the visible fat pads in the photos. What could I do better next time.

What is a cheek!? I mean...really! How far back from the bridge of the nose are the eyes in profile? Nobody gives you a measurement for that. And for that matter what's up with that band of flesh near the bridge of the nose? How sloped is the female forehead? These details drive me bonkers.

Dear Andrew I am making a portrait. I want to use all the skills you taught me. In other words, I want to put muscles, fat, neck, ears, eyes, mouth, hair, etc. on the skull I made before. I will definitely send photos of the progress of my work. I will be happy if you guide me. Thank You.