How to Sculpt the Nose

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How to Sculpt the Nose

Lesson by

Andrew Joseph Keith

in Portrait Sculpting

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Assignments 14Lesson NotesDownloads 1

Alright, it's time to ~~pick~~ sculpt your own nose. Spend 1-2 hours on sculpting your own life-size (or a little bit bigger) nose study sculpture.

Cesar Barcenas

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19d

The nose is the only trait that is inherited directly from the mother so it is worth comparing

Cesar Barcenas

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19d

Andrew Joseph Keith

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17d

Nicely done! I like that I can see the forms of the nose but that the transitions between the forms don't feel too abrupt. Keep up the great work!

@jowherr

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5mo

Andrew Joseph Keith

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17d

Way to do the assignment! One thing you might try to work on is differentiating the forms of the nose a bit more. for example the back of the wings of the nostrils there is typically a sharper inside corner than what I'm seeing here. Keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing more!

SilverbackCT

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11mo

3D model : https://skfb.ly/oQrTS

@mdm206

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2yr

The transition from the nostrils to the nose was hard to figure out when the model had a slow transition between them.

Roy Nottage

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2yr

Did most of this assignment quite a while back, but got massively waylaid by other stuff. Went to finish it today, then remembered it was mostly just to sort out the excessive moustache... so I decided to leave it as is and post it. Move onto the next assignment... for the mouth - where moustache will attack again.

Andrew Joseph Keith

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2yr

Nicely done! this is exactly what I like to see when it comes to these facial feature studies. Keep it up.

Scott Camazine

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2yr

Here is my nose, along with some additional anatomy! I guess I got carried away and could not just do the nose. I felt like I needed some more context (lips, mouth, forehead, cheeks) to be able to capture the features. This is still a work-in-progress. I am hoping to get some good critiques to help me improve this exercise.

Scott Camazine

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2yr

Thanks for the compliment, Andrew. But how about some tough, hard, criticism! You don't have to be so nice!! Nothing like telling me all the places I screwed up to get me back at it to make improvements. One thing I did to have a bit more freedom to make changes without ruining what I had already done was to scan the clay model using the Trnio Plus app and then bring the scan into a 3D modeling program (zBrush) to do some digital work. This also let me sculpt symmetrically, using the mirror feature of the software. Here are a few views of the digital model.

Andrew Joseph Keith

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2yr

Hey great job! I also like to add the other surrounding features often so thats great! I can really see the likeness developing! Keep it up Scott!

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Andrew Joseph Keith

Proko sculpting instructor. Sculpting takes drawing to a whole new dimension.