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This drawing of Audrey Hepburn is actually correct in proportion in accordance with the reference photo! I borrowed a book called, "Audrey Hepburn, An Elegant Spirit". I have returned it since. Anyway, the photo was a spontaneous moment taken of her while she was sitting on a sofa and looking up. It was her radiant smile that I loved, but she did appear to have very small shoulder, due to the angle of the photo.
Looking back at the drawing, maybe I should have omit the shoulder or take the liberty and change the neckline.
Nevertheless, I did the drawing to practice drawing teeth. And she has plenty of them. LOL!
20 hours
9 x 12
0.3 mechanical pencil for the whole drawing
B2 for hair
kneaded eraser and blending stump
This drawing of Audrey Hepburn is actually correct in proportion in accordance with the reference photo! I borrowed a book called, "Audrey Hepburn, An Elegant Spirit". I have returned it since. Anyway, the photo was a spontaneous moment taken of her while she was sitting on a sofa and looking up. It was her radiant smile that I loved, but she did appear to have very small shoulder, due to the angle of the photo.
Looking back at the drawing, maybe I should have omit the shoulder or take the liberty and change the neckline.
Nevertheless, I did the drawing to practice drawing teeth. And she has plenty of them. LOL!
20 hours
9 x 12
0.3 mechanical pencil for the whole drawing
B2 for hair
kneaded eraser and blending stump
Image size
600x641px 129.7 KB
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Hi there. I saw that you fav'd one of my drawings and was therefore compelled to check out your page. Your Kidman drawing was impressive but I was confused by this drawing. I would recommend that next time you try using the grid method...it might help you get proportions right. Anyways, your techniques are nice when it comes to shading and emphasis, but this face doesn't look like Aubrey. I think that if you were to try using the grid-method a couple of times, the combination of your strengths would help to build up your proportion problems...at least as I see them in this Particular drawing.