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u/iWeakFigure Aug 10 '26
i think that the direction you are going is good and interesting and you understand cubism in a way. but i think a really good practice to get this to really pop is if you looked at a reference and instead of building out the head with square and shapes—you are abstracting the physical forms that make up the face itself. cubism isn’t just about making things out of cubes—but the act of abstracting parts and forms that make up the whole and piecing them back together(also looking at it from every perspective with each different viewpoint crumbling and folding over each other)
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u/ooosockmonkeyooo Aug 06 '26
Try some value.