I filled in the forehead a bit more so he was a little less neanderthal looking. Also, tried to correct the back of the skull. I noticed, too, that the jaw was a little too big, so I pared that down some. Lastly, I softened the folds along the nose and cheeks.
It's interesting that after I took pictures of this, I see more things wrong with it. Too bad I cannot fix them right now.
The ears are still just place holders. And I just don't understand eyes.
Pretty nice! The eyes appear a little big and a bit too close together…. Also, bild up the top of the head a little more; remember, the eyes come halfway down the face. You may also consider making the nose a little smaller, and fixing the corners of the mouth from being so downturned. Keep it up!
So I managed to make it look worse in my opinion. I added some mass to the to of the head, though it ended up being asymmetrical. The mouth is a little less down turned, but I'm not sure I did it right. The nose is untouched. (I figure there are still too many more pressing errors to worry about the nose at this point.) The ears are a little more realistic even if completely dissimilar. I might just sit down a sculpt ears for a while. They are actually rather interesting shapes. Anyway, the eyes are just beyond me. I did reduce their size but I think they are too far forward int he skull. I liked them better when they were deep set. I think it fits the large, heavy features better.
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It's interesting that after I took pictures of this, I see more things wrong with it. Too bad I cannot fix them right now.
The ears are still just place holders. And I just don't understand eyes.