Anatomy for Sculptors 4 by anatomy4sculptors [feedly]

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Anatomy for Sculptors 4 by anatomy4sculptors
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Anatomy for Sculptors 4 by anatomy4sculptors

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Legs sitting poses by Sellenin [feedly]

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Legs sitting poses by Sellenin
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Legs sitting poses by Sellenin

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Studio Equipment: Heads [feedly]

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Studio Equipment: Heads
// Muddy Colors

-By Dan dos Santos

I find I typically draw better when I have good reference to look at. So I tend to keep a lot of model making supplies around the studio. One of the things I probably have the most of are assorted mannequin heads. It's great to be able to light a plastic head whenever I have a question about the accuracy of my drawing. I even keep a small head in my pencil pouch just in case I ever need the reference.

Its kind of weird just how many heads I have around the studio.

There are little heads...

Big heads...

Even boxes of heads...

I went the craft store today and they had a whole row of heads. All very inexpensive...

I don't believe any of the heads shown above cost more than $25. It's a very small expense that could potentially provide a wealth of information. With the right lighting, you can get some amazing results from even the crudest of models. In my opinion, no studio should be without at least one mannequin head.
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Quickposes: pose library for figure & gesture drawing practice

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Bruce Gilden’s ruthlessly unforgiving portraits are mesmerising [feedly]

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Bruce Gilden's ruthlessly unforgiving portraits are mesmerising
// It's Nice That

We've featured Bruce Gilden's stark portraits before and his latest book Face, features some of the most unforgiving and extreme images we've seen from the photographer. Taken from 2012 to 2014 during Bruce's travels in America, United Kingdom and Colombia, each face fills the image in unabashed, unflinching defiance.  

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