Here is the first example........
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As I limited my time to four hours, there are some differences between the drawing and the sculpt that I would go back and fix. Eye shape, jowls and head shape etc.... but my rule is four hours and so I stopped. Love to know what you guys(and gals) think. Thanks
If you havent seen Ben Caldwells work check it out in this book, it is great drawing and cartooning reference that works great for sculptors.
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