07-06-2024, 05:58 AM
Yeah no problem!
Hmmm yeah idk if your way makes sense to me because the halfway of the whole head we usually say is the eyes, but you're putting the eye sockets above that half-way line. At least that's what I see on the flat front and side view drawing. So that might be where we are getting that lengthening of the head from on some of your drawings.
The trouble with my thirds method is that the hairline can vary and you don't necessarily know where to put the top of the head besides just a bit above the hairline. That part is not so set in stone because people have very different sized foreheads. but it should yield a face that is well proportioned, and the thirds can be measured more accurately on a portrait model or reference so it is quite useful.
Hmmm yeah idk if your way makes sense to me because the halfway of the whole head we usually say is the eyes, but you're putting the eye sockets above that half-way line. At least that's what I see on the flat front and side view drawing. So that might be where we are getting that lengthening of the head from on some of your drawings.
The trouble with my thirds method is that the hairline can vary and you don't necessarily know where to put the top of the head besides just a bit above the hairline. That part is not so set in stone because people have very different sized foreheads. but it should yield a face that is well proportioned, and the thirds can be measured more accurately on a portrait model or reference so it is quite useful.