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    U3 - 06 (Planes of The Face)

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    This document discusses using geometric planes to draw the human face. It recommends starting simply by drawing an apple using planes to practice identifying planes of form. With practice, one can draw portraits and suggest the planes without delineating each one, allowing for a more personal style and rhythm in drawings while still understanding the underlying geometry of facial planes.

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    This document discusses using geometric planes to draw the human face. It recommends starting simply by drawing an apple using planes to practice identifying planes of form. With practice, one can draw portraits and suggest the planes without delineating each one, allowing for a more personal style and rhythm in drawings while still understanding the underlying geometry of facial planes.

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    This document discusses using geometric planes to draw the human face. It recommends starting simply by drawing an apple using planes to practice identifying planes of form. With practice, one can draw portraits and suggest the planes without delineating each one, allowing for a more personal style and rhythm in drawings while still understanding the underlying geometry of facial planes.

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    This document discusses using geometric planes to draw the human face. It recommends starting simply by drawing an apple using planes to practice identifying planes of form. With practice, one can draw portraits and suggest the planes without delineating each one, allowing for a more personal style and rhythm in drawings while still understanding the underlying geometry of facial planes.

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    PLANES OF THE FACE

    A course by Gabriela Niko


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    Each, even very smooth form can be simplified to the planes. Noticing the planes helps with
    building convincing, dimensional form in your drawings. To practice them, start simple - for
    example with an apple:

    Drawing in such a geometrical way is pretty technical and good for beginners but with enough
    practice you’ll be able to draw portraits without showing each plane. You’ll be able to add more
    personal touch and rhythm to your drawings with just a suggestion of these planes. .

    DOMESTIKA.ORG
    PLANES OF THE FACE
    A course by Gabriela Niko
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    DOMESTIKA.ORG

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