Geez, uploading this to Scraps because I've already uploaded one too many facial shading things, I know. But this includes the basic planes of the face, which might help some people figure out why the face is shaded in a certain way depending on the light source. So Scraps watchers of mine get to see this bonus material first.
This was a copy of an exercise sheet I passed around to students in my latest character illustration class. The face drawings are mine - the students copied the basic planes onto the large face then shaded the six smaller identical ones in different ways.
I referenced the basic planes of the face off of one of Andrew Loomis's books, Drawing the Head and Hands.
This is such a great reference! I'm in a level 200 drawing and we're doing self portraits, with planar analysis. This has really helped it all to click. Thank you
Oh wait this doesn't have 1.7 bajillion comments? Then I guess you wouldn't mind one more.
I've always enjoyed your references and tutorials. Thank you for taking the time to make them and help fellow artists develop their skills.
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I've always enjoyed your references and tutorials. Thank you for taking the time to make them and help fellow artists develop their skills.
And because of timing: Hope you have Happy Holidays!
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Stick to your task till it sticks to you;
Beginners are many, but enders are few.
Honor, power, place, and praise
Will always come to the one who stays.
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