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...They are inventions. No reference was involved, nor was there any desire to make them look like anyone in particular. It's just an exercise in improvisational noggin drawing.
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...This is an exercise in filling up a sketchbook full of head studies. It's fun and I think it's good practice; but most of all I hope it gives me a broader knowledge base when I invent my own characters, as in the previous picture.
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great work! and also a great idea (filling a sketchbook with head studies)
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Hey Jeff, after doing a practice like this have you ever saw any one in public or on the web who looked liked the doodle? I think that would be odd.
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