[Matthew]

seems like a good idea to me, this looks great.
cool work.

take it easy
Matthew alias Bill the head

[r3t]

if this is the first of a series of step by step studies, and assuming you will get better at it....i'll be following your progress like a stalker :P

Love the skull, but even though i realise it's just for practise i think you should have handled the lower jaw in a more creative way.

[Mark Branscum]

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Originally posted by r3t:
if this is the first of a series of step by step studies, and assuming you will get better at it....i'll be following your progress like a stalker :P

Love the skull, but even though i realise it's just for practise i think you should have handled the lower jaw in a more creative way.

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Thanx to both of you... sorry about Lower Jaw just didnt get it finished... I promise to do better on my next skull

Really though thank you for your comments, and I only hope that my next which I am about to post will be worthy and meet your future expetations...

MBStudios

[Mark Branscum]

I am working on a new study each day thought this might be a good start Enjoy!!!

Here is the steps



Here is the final

[Max]

Stunning !!!
Thank's for this nice tutorial!

[Ian Jones]

Nice little step by step. The most important thing is that you can see how you were searching and feeling the form wth your marks, and the 3rd and 4th steps are a critical stage where your edge definition really almost seems to build itself. Great for anyone starting out.