As a next step I chose Andrew Loomis. The studies below are aimed to draw basic shape of the head turning it to sides and up and down. I call it 'first cycle of evolution of the ball'.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
Drawing a head: basic shape
After unsuccessful attempt to memorize the ball at various angles (see previous post), I decided to move on.
As a next step I chose Andrew Loomis. The studies below are aimed to draw basic shape of the head turning it to sides and up and down. I call it 'first cycle of evolution of the ball'.
As a next step I chose Andrew Loomis. The studies below are aimed to draw basic shape of the head turning it to sides and up and down. I call it 'first cycle of evolution of the ball'.
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I really like the curved "mask" that you put with the Loomis ball. I think it is a good way to think about the jaw-line.
thank you, John. Unfortunately, I don't remember where I took it from - Loomis does not use it. Maybe it was Ron Lemen.
Looks like it.
I'll have to read more.
http://www.anticz.com/heads.htm
yes, that's it! thank you!
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