Project - 4 Step Method
Project - 4 Step Method
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Project - 4 Step Method
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@lightsdesu
Hey Michael Hampton, Thanks for the class lessons and critiques. I was hoping you can help me understand the equatorial line? The equatorial line cuts the sphere in half, and that determines the brow to ear relation? For some reason I cant fully grasp it. I end up putting the brow line much higher or lower than the relationship of thirds of the face.
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ASSIGNMENTS

Use the provided references to draw the heads using only the four step method we’ve been working on. Good luck and have fun with the process! If you use a photo reference that we did not provide you, include them in your post here in the assignments so we can see how you did!

@phajax
17d
First assignment
Sandra Süsser
First drawings for the course. I know the Loomis method, but I want to deepen my knowledge and improve :). I love the gesture method including the neck and shoulders first. (Photos by Rachel Bradley stock). Screwed up the middle right one. Gonna correct that.
Michael Hampton
Great starts!!!
Tiago Deliberali Santos
finishing proposed references
Tiago Deliberali Santos
Another round using course's images
Tiago Deliberali Santos
another round of draws after watching critiques
Tiago Deliberali Santos
Need to study much more, specially hard head poses
@inigo123
2mo
Hi, im uploading the assignment
Rachel Dawn Owens
Thanks for sharing! These heads look great!
Thomas Dobrowolski
Here are my different poses; I tried to do them while remaining relaxed, while also searching for the right proportions and orientations.
Christian R
The reference numbers match the number on each picture file we were given. I have some comments on how I interpreted each head so one could know what I’m thinking. If someone has time to look over at least a handful of them, just to see if there is anything glaring I keep doing that would be great. Thanks! @Michael Hampton
Michael Hampton
Looks great! Keep going!
Jason O'Toole
First assignment complete!
@cryptkicker9s
Used the model from the video #2 in this series.
@berzerkerh
really enjoying this class. i did use references from the class and drew them too nut they’re not in the notebook i have on me right now
Michael Hampton
Awesome! Keep it up
Christopher Corbell
First exercise for this course, interesting to think of these four steps as abstract/notation (in the past I've done the typical thing and tried to draw the shapes I see). I think I'm getting it, one thing I can still work on is representation of the jaw/chin at different angles, x-ray placement from the back, etc.
Johnnie Wilson
@mirandafeinberg
Even just at this preliminary stage I feel like you made me understand the basics really well!
Elijah R
6mo
Here are my heads a bit wonky, number 18 felt a bit off to me the entire time I was drawing and redrawing it, any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading!
Mario Ulloa
Look up was the one I messed up on the most
@kumaika
6mo
images 1-20
Nicole
6mo
Started out practicing head construction, ended up focusing on how to wrap and overlap intersections 🤣
Elijah R
6mo
You can really see the practice that went into your overlap and wrapping, they look beautiful 🤩
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