How to Apply Proportions to Any Head Angle
How to Apply Proportions to Any Head Angle
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How to Apply Proportions to Any Head Angle
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Tatiana Kopteva
Thank you again for another great lesson! I'm a little confused about sunglasses versus the bean, how do they match each other? Is it the subject of the next video?
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Michael Hampton
In this lesson, we review head proportions from various angles, focusing on consistent surface lines and how features like the cheekbone affect aging. The key is to keep proportional markers while adjusting for perspective and individual facial traits.
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I suggest thinking of the cranial mass as 2/3 of the whole height and the jaw 1/3 the height of the head. It's an average but may shift or change (especially in foreshortened views). It doesn't need to be perfect or exact for me. Only a loose framework. Hope this helps.
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