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Lesson-5

The document provides techniques for drawing hair, emphasizing the importance of creating lines that flow across the strands to achieve a more natural and voluminous look. It suggests varying the direction of hair strands to avoid a flat appearance and recommends layering coily hair in larger shapes with highlights and shadows for added depth. The approach includes using a base layer of dark curls with lighter curls on top for visual interest.

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Lesson-5

The document provides techniques for drawing hair, emphasizing the importance of creating lines that flow across the strands to achieve a more natural and voluminous look. It suggests varying the direction of hair strands to avoid a flat appearance and recommends layering coily hair in larger shapes with highlights and shadows for added depth. The approach includes using a base layer of dark curls with lighter curls on top for visual interest.

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Lesson 5 | like to draw lines that start from the sides of the hair, and that follows a path that’s across the strand. As you can see here, I'm drawing lines that journeys from one side of the strand to the other, and they all end in a nice spiral. This makes the hair appear more flowy, and gives it a much nicer thickness variation as opposed to just drawing lines adjacent to one another. If you draw all strands of hair falling right down, the end result looks flat. You'll get a more natural looking and voluminous result if you draw strands falling in different directions - some framing the face and others curling away $ —— Coily Nair When it comes to coily hair, | like to divide it into larger shapes. | layer locks of hair drawn in a drill shape onto each other. | have a base layer of dark curls that’s set at the very back, and | add lighter colored drill curls on top of the base layer. > Add some highlights and shadows on the front curls to make them pop! ev

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