[Granite]

These have more than just faces in them. Again, sorry for the bad scans and feel free to butcher these in critique/criticism, or give advice.







[ January 19, 2002: Message edited by: Granite ]

[Robert Ashley]

I think you need to draw what you see and not what you think you see.

Do not think of "I am drawing a person...here is what she looks like" Look at the shadows and think of the shapes that the shadows make, shade in those shapes on the figures and then relate one shadow to the next to figure out proportionally where everything should go.

Those are a good start, nothing anatomically is off in a major way. Just try to work in more values rather than just drawing lines for eyes, noses and mouths. Noting in life has lines...everything is vales and shades.

[Granite]

Thanks for the advice. Sounds a lot like I should pretend i'm using charcoals with my pencils. Later on i'm going to scan some more, but hopefully before I do I'll take a stab at that.

Thanks again.