Done as part of a practice session with poses of 10 minutes in length.
My current goal is: Improve at correctly capturing the overall proportions of the human form
Great job on yet another facial sketch, geokelley, I totally admire and adore your TLC on your facial relationships and their perception.
So, if I'm pressed to make one tiniest nitpick, it would be that some of the edges look a littler less bolder, and a littler bit indecisive, which I think it's not a bad thing. I feel that it's a totally challenge for everyone involved. Would you kindly like to be a lot more bolder, and a lot more commited and clear with your facial proportions with a 2 minute face, followed by a 1 minute face????
The reason why you could and would and should do my suggestion to your post is because, though it's just a truly natural part of the process, you should be perfectly fine and OK with getting into lots of the craziest directions; say, lots of caricatured and exaggerated spaces and angles.
So, if I'm pressed to make one tiniest nitpick, it would be that some of the edges look a littler less bolder, and a littler bit indecisive, which I think it's not a bad thing. I feel that it's a totally challenge for everyone involved. Would you kindly like to be a lot more bolder, and a lot more commited and clear with your facial proportions with a 2 minute face, followed by a 1 minute face????
The reason why you could and would and should do my suggestion to your post is because, though it's just a truly natural part of the process, you should be perfectly fine and OK with getting into lots of the craziest directions; say, lots of caricatured and exaggerated spaces and angles.
Good luck, cheers, and my hat's off to you.