Step 4
Continue taking approximately 4 to 5
parallel sections to where the head rounds,
using over direction, to create a flat internal
shape which graduates towards the nape.
Please note you will attend to the outline at
a later stage, assessing weight required for
the outline shape.
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Step 5
Repeat this process on the second side.
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Step 6
Next cross check your work horizontally and
refine where necessary.
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Step 7
Now return to the parallel sections, working
to the back of the ear. As you work this
area, pivot the sections upwards. Use overdirection
to maintain weight around the
back of the ear. This creates a slightly
curved internal shape which gets longer
towards the back of the ear.
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Step 8
Repeat this process on the second side.
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Step 9
Next, cross check your work diagonally to
refine.
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Step 10
Now bring down both side sections.
Beginning with the left-hand side, work
vertical sections using the previously cut
section as a guide.
These sections are a continuation of the
underneath sections. As demonstrated, the
sectioning allows you to blend the back and
the sides fluidly.
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Step 11
Continue with parallel sections to the back
of the ear, working with over direction and
a curved internal shape.
Please note Stacey is using a more acute
elevation to create a gentle roundness
through the top.
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