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I saw someone on Twitter say that they used a stamp to help them sketch their comic super fast because they could just stamp their character's head into the sketch without having to draw it every time.
I thought that sounded cool (though I've not actually tried it yet, so it could turn out to be nonsense), so I started drawing Harry from different angles.
Which has taught me one thing: I should only ever draw Harry head-on.
And I now have a bunch of super unflattering photos of myself on my phone, so that's fun. 👍🏻
Some trial and error
Disney Type Head
I was getting all frustrated by the lack of photo references for head rotations (been trying to improve my drawing skills lately) and then I was like ‘well I have a head don’t I’ so I made this for me and then also decided to share it on the internet where strangers can see it haaaaa
sorry the lighting’s bad in some of them
headshots by ErrantCrow
head refs bc someone asked for et
Sketchdump!
More head and neck studies.
-Aaron