I had to change my seat a few times to get better perspectives on people, but it was still fun drawing the backs of people's heads and profiles.
The main thing I learned one day is that the mouth area (bottom of nose to chin) is made up of a bunch of convex and concave curves layered on top of and perpendicular to each-other
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Excellent sketches, Carlos! I like that you were dedicated enough to change seats for different views! One tip: This last lady is an excellent sketch, but when shading with ink, make sure you don't go in the same direction as whiskers would go. She looks like she has a bit of a beard. It is something I still do accidentally sometimes, even though I know better!
Thank you so much for the tip, I do find it tricky to figure out which way to hatch lines quite often.
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