Lions and Tigers and Bears…oh My!! Heads and Faces and Proportion…oh My!!
This drawing stuff sure keeps me on my toes…..just when I think I’ve got a somewhat accurate portrayal, with the shading and the features.
I step back and go….”EEEK!”. There’s always another unforeseen element I forgot to consider. At this point I really don’t know if I made the head too small for the body or the shoulders too big for the head. I don’t know if I can contour up that left side and erase away some of that bulk. I guess if I’ve had a good night’s sleep and a strong cup of coffee….maybe…just maybe.
I look at the second to last photo and i i have to agree that something is not quite right but then i look at the last photo thats not such a close up and i like it.
I'm looking forward to seeing how you do his face as i think it is a very unique face. I want to see if you can capture it.......pssst....i know you will! Your doing great! deb
Very well done ~ you will get where you want to go with this ~ slowly ~ simply, sincerely ~ namaste, Carol (Share the Creative Journey) and A Creative Harbor)
I think this is fabulous, I wouldn't worry about perfect accuracy because it leads to almost never being satisfied and this is such wonderful work. Thanks for sharing, Jennibellie xx
Yes, something is not quite right! But you got the expression exactly. Isn't that the hardest thing to capture?
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I look at the second to last photo and i i have to agree that something is not quite right but then i look at the last photo thats not such a close up and i like it.
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing how you do his face as i think it is a very unique face. I want to see if you can capture it.......pssst....i know you will! Your doing great! deb
Very well done ~ you will get where you want to go with this ~ slowly ~ simply, sincerely ~ namaste, Carol (Share the Creative Journey) and A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteI think this is fabulous, I wouldn't worry about perfect accuracy because it leads to almost never being satisfied and this is such wonderful work. Thanks for sharing, Jennibellie xx
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