/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>4665964
Okay, so in the first part of that hair tutorial he is trying to teach you that hair is not dissimilar in form to a cloth laid over a sphere.
If you look at number one, think about what makes your brain understand that the form underneath is spherical, look how the cloth adapts to the form of the sphere. Hair is very similar to this as it adapts to the form beneath it. What he shows it 'cutting it up' which I tried to emulate with number 2.
Observe how the cloth wraps around the sphere. The sphere, like the head, dictates a majority of the form of the cloth and hair will do the same. Hair, however still does have its own volume so you have to keep that in mind.
And if you look at number 3 you will see how that may be applied to a skull. See how the cloth takes the form of skull underneath, see how it still wraps around the form of the cranium?