All right.
So now that we've got the basic forms and the basic shapes we can start to rotate these so we can see
what it would be like to draw from different angles.
OK so right now in Germany opposes.
That will add another element but we are going to kind of rotate it a little bit and see if we can drop
from different angles.
Now might change a little bit like turn the head a little bit or something like that but for the most
part we're trying to keep it the same.
So let's start out by we're going to have him be facing us a little bit more maybe have a little bit
of three quarters because that way we can kind of see a little bit more of the form but for the most
part we're going to have him basically be facing us came.
So we start with the sphere that he has for his head and his nose area comes down here to form the end
of his face.
So we have this here.
Rotate the whole thing just a little bit.
Make the muscle just a bit bigger as well.
So we got the face we can put the eyes in here and that will put the nose here setting that a few more
details.
Let go.
Help me play stuff.
Then the ears open.
See those are going to be back here and the side will be over here.
I think they need to be a little bigger and a little lower.
I think it's the last one that we just need to move more on the side of his head on the top there a
little rounder so we can widen that out.
So that's a little better.
He got his head in there pretty good.
OK.
Let's do his neck now from this angle.
His next going to be somewhat obscured by the rest of his body right by his head.
So his torso will be about like this.
I'm going to move.
I think we will be able to see even less of his neck.
We're going to have him be a little bit more hunched down and I think his nose is too big to us make
that a little smaller.
We have that with his arms in here his little hands.
Overall I think his head is just a little too big.
And this ear still doesn't seem like it's quite placed right.
That looks better.
And fix the slope of his head as well.
You see this isn't a perfect science right.
Like I'm really really trying to study and make these decisions right.
I'm not just whizzing through here because when I'm actually trying to make sure I understand how this
thing looks which is why I'm really trying to take my time and sort of just kind of burning through
here the speed of light.
Right.
When you're just sketching out of your head you can kind of go as fast as you want right now when you're
drawing anything really but when you're really trying to do a study and you take your time so that you
can get it right.
So it looks good and
here we go I think that's what was missing is the roundness of his I and that needs to be closer.
There we go.
That's giving us a little bit more of that rat feel that we're looking for.
That's a lot better.
And then this whole area needs to be pushed over.
There we go.
That just take some focused practice in reworking to make sure you get it right.
OK.
There we go.
Delex better.
So we got this.
And then even still I think we want to bring this down a little more battery here.
Finish this up there.
Then we can clean up these dark spots really quick move his eyes down a little further on his face I
think you can got that swing through this here we got his legs are going to be down here.
Right.
And that stretch of skin that goes between them.
Resizes a little bit.
And then his feet would from this angle are going to be basically straight on facing as much just barely
a little bit angled to that one.
And I see the there we go we've drawn it from the front up so just by breaking out those shapes is what's
really going to help us to understand where these things need to be placed where and where they kind
of fit into the overall scheme of things so that's it for this lecture and I'll see you guys in the
next one.