Yes I have his tutorial but it's long one I didn't follow his tutorial this my version of t bag I know its didn't looks like him but I need critique for the forms and anatomy and if u have some tips for capturing likeness thanks
Check your fundamentals one more time -> skill/neck form ,relations ,high points and planes
Be aware of this guy tutorials Its giving young artist wrong impression and teaching really bad practices -> copying without knowledge and understanding
Yeah he didn't explain why he make this make that its like walkthrough not a tutorial but it's good for me I need to know how he sculpt the forms and muscles how he shape the eye What's ur recommendation best artist /teacher out there is it Rafael grassetti on of them ? And what teacher should I evoid thanks
For me I found out thet classical sculptors [clay ,marble or wood carving] bring much more knowledge, know how and experience to the table when we talk about sculpting tutorials and education so looking for any of above is my advice , specifically for portraiture and likeness Philippe Faraut and if you don't mind studding from books Lanteri ,Peter Rubino ,Ian Norbury . Jordu Schell and Mark Alfrey both have head sculpting tutorials but its generic head -> from imagination
I saw few promising tutorials at new master academy but I haven't got subscription yet so cant say for sure
Wow, you have improved a lot since the last time I remember you posting.
I don't have time to really pore over this, but I can see a few deviations from the top image (thats the reference, right?) and yours. It is very small, subtle stuff. Look a little more closely at the stringy muscles along the neck -- pay attention to the angles they form, where they fade out and where they are sharpest. Also, the skin around the edge of the mouth is a bit more developed in the reference. The cheekbones on the reference appear a little thinner and higher. Just ever so much.
I think you will only need to use your move brush with a very low zIntensity, and just make some tiny little nudges here and there. For the skin around the mouth, that may involve using the damStandard brush, again with a super low intensity and large size, and just lightly stroke until things work into place.
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What's ur recommendation best artist /teacher out there is it Rafael grassetti on of them ? And what teacher should I evoid thanks
I don't have time to really pore over this, but I can see a few deviations from the top image (thats the reference, right?) and yours. It is very small, subtle stuff. Look a little more closely at the stringy muscles along the neck -- pay attention to the angles they form, where they fade out and where they are sharpest. Also, the skin around the edge of the mouth is a bit more developed in the reference. The cheekbones on the reference appear a little thinner and higher. Just ever so much.
I think you will only need to use your move brush with a very low zIntensity, and just make some tiny little nudges here and there. For the skin around the mouth, that may involve using the damStandard brush, again with a super low intensity and large size, and just lightly stroke until things work into place.
Overall, very well done.
thanks i'll look at them
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no both image are mine second one it's newest just little tweaks
thanks a lot