@saritos

Peindre

Hello Hello! You did good practice on these! Great job! Use solid structure without a doubt. Use a variety of techniques to build heads, such as Loomis, Riley, and Asaro. References and instructions for each are readily available, providing more thorough explanations. To construct the head, I would begin with basic geometric shapes like triangles, squares, circles, cylinders, etc. When learning how to sketch human features and bodies from various perspectives, these are simple to utilize and store in memory. In order for you to comprehend how organic shapes interact and overlap with one another later on, we want to make each stop as simple as possible. As you get more confident, you will be able to experiment with other styles and discover new ways to shape human faces without always requiring construction (or at least having very basic guidance). Anatomy learning is a long process so enjoy riding with slow steps. Hope it helps and keep up with workouts!