Step 4
Begin with the square left hand panel above
the ear. Take an initial horizontal section
above the ear, then elevate and cut a
square line.
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Step 5
Subsequent sections are taken parallel with
a fraction of elevation creating a small
amount of graduation.
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Step 6
Once this internal shape has been executed
clean the outline with a pointing technique.
Lee decides on a dramatic defined outline –
he also has the option of a soft line.
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Step 7
Then work on the back area dividing it
down the centre vertically. Take an initial
horizontal section, cutting a square line
slightly angling away from the ear to build
up weight behind the ear.
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Step 8
Now work parallel sections with tension and
elevation.
Note it is important to place the internal
shape before cleaning the outline.
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Step 9
Once the ear is reached on the right hand
side, continue the same technique around
to the front.
Notice how to assess the tension around
the ear to keep the line consistent.
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Step 10
Be aware of the correct angling to keep
weight and to create a corner shape behind
the ear.
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Step 11
Continue this process with the same
technique as you work up the head.
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