Can someone explain to me the whole eyesockets concept? I understand how the eye curves around the form (even though I don't show it in some of my drawings), but I don't understand why you have to draw the eyesocket, and I don't understand where the eyeball goes in the eyesocket. When people place the eye in the eyesocket, it seems kind of random to me.
hi hello, nice work.
i would recommend that you work on your soft lineflow. it feels very thick and heavy,
and i would say that you should work on your abilitys to draw what you see, not what you think you draw, like with the chicken, understand the body of the chicken, and when you quicky google "chicken skelett" or " anatomy"
but i like your confidence in your strokes.
good luck
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