(2020) SB 17_26 of 100

Reference: “The Essential Guide to Photo Umbrellas” by Team Westcott at Westcott University (x) 

(2020) SB 17_27 of 100

Reference: Flickr user !Shot by Scott! (x)

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Reference: Mark Wallace (x)

(2020) SB 17_37 of 100

Okay, okay, you can have the purple one, too. :)

Photo reference found in “New Trendy Hair Designs for Wavy Hair Men” by Sean Amos for Mens Hair Cuts. (x)

(2020) SB 17_37 of 100

Messed around with some colors on this sketch from Head Rending last semester.  There was a purple one, too, but it didn't make the cut. 

Photo reference found in “New Trendy Hair Designs for Wavy Hair Men” by Sean Amos for Mens Hair Cuts. (x)

(2020) SB 17_Noses

Sketchin' noses.  "Moses supposes his noses"...wait.

(2020) SB 17_Mouths

I did, like, fifty of these, and these are the only decent ones.  Teeth are surprisingly hard.

(2020) SB 17_Eyes

Practicing.

Also - ha.  Some of these are the eyes of celebrities, and if that sort of thing interests you, I've identified them below. 

IDK why I think this is funny.  Maybe because these specific choices are less than surprising. *cough* Brandon Flowers *cough*

(2020) SB 17_Ears

Some of my best ear studies from the pages I had to do for class. 

(2020) SB 17_28

Here's another 30 minute sketch I did for my Head Rendering class last semester.

Reference photographed by Grace Adams (http://www.photoandvideography.com/use-window-light-to-add-character-to-your-portraits-424/)

(2019) SB 17_8, 9, and 11 Edits

Hello and Happy New Year!  Here are some more of my sketches for Head Rendering.  I edited the heck out of them to try to make them more interesting...I don't know, are they fun to look at? 

Photo references used: 

1) Flickr user _T604 (https://www.flickr.com/photos/tawcan/3626391329/in/photostream/)

2) Manish Kumar (https://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/rembrandt-lighting-in-photography/)

3) October 2010 issue of Esquire featuring Javier Bardem

(2019) SB 17_1 of 100

The semester is over.  In between breathing great sighs of relief and sleeping, I managed to scan and edit some of my favorite drawings that I did for my Head Rendering class.  It's only portraits from here on out.  

Photo reference used: Azamat Zhanisov (https://unsplash.com/@bonteque)