Here's the system I've been using for a blueprint of a generic head.. I would explain more, but I need a good two or three pages of writing to be clear, so I'll save the words for a future book. Hopefully it is clear enough for me not to have to say anything.
Like the previous image, I would need a good amount of words to explain this further. I simplified it to 3 basic learning modes. There is a number 4 and 5 in my mind, but I think once someone gets past 3, number 4 and 5 are pretty obvious.
Basically I wanted the audience to be confused with numbers and grids.. That's what my book will really be about. :)
Thanks for the positive comments!
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I like those examples, very simple, very useful.
Especially the second, with these simplified shapes.
Thanks alot to share.
hehe, awesome. Thanks so much!, It is interesting to see your system. I like the grid system for the side view, especially where you break everything from beneath the nose to the jaw into a subdivided box--and the box from the ear, eye to jaw. I imagine it would be easy to break into thirds and fourths after that. Anyways, thanks!
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Thanks indeed. I'm just going over this with Kevin in Char.1 so this will help me!
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