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Anonymous asked: to anon asking about constructing heads: (sorry eyecager for spamming inboxx ;_;)
It's nearly impossible to learn the contours and subtleties of the head without studying the skull. Life-drawing is also essential. Learning from photographs alone is difficult, as the head turns sharply and foreshortens- confusing if you don't already know planes of face. -relationship to the neck is also very important. Both Reilly and Hogarth are great refs. #1 get a skull and draw from every angle you can :)

This is also very very true! Thanks so much for PMing me to help me out.

And owning a skull to sketch as well as an Asaro head is some of the best things you can do for yourself.

http://www.anatomytools.com/skulls-c19.php

This skull is very cool, it’s a little heavy and it fits in the palm of your hand.

http://www.planesofthehead.com/