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Experimenting with some different techniques. Not sure if it is really working. I like the path tool. You can get some some really good curves and lines. I’m still learning.
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Head One
Head Two
Head Three
I’m not sure which one is right… Head_3 follows proportions per the video (eyes at four, nose at three, mouth at two, ears from eyebrows to nose, etc), Head_1 follows proportions per a scale I found on the internet, but both look like the forehead is huge (so I covered it with hair)… Head_2 has the least forehead (with eyes at five) but seems like a really long face…
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I couldn’t resist to add some occlusion lighting to the head. I’ve drawn alternative eyes, I like them better.
Personally the front and side view, could be from different persons.
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Wiesiek’ study of the head
This is really hard, much more than the body!
I tried following the lines of proportions but always ended up with a strange feel with the result. I went more intuitively for the front profile and i’m happier with the result.
I did a study according to Andrew Loomis’s suggested proportions. They are a bit more complex, but for me it feels more accurate.
This is my study acording to the proportions suggested by the course:
