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Here is part 2 of my drill. I've been working on this for 4 hours. I've made his nose a little more narrow and not so wide and tried to make him look less african american. He looks like a white guy to me. My referrence images haven't changed since I did this drill last week.

I figured that I would have to redo this drill and I'm quite okay with that. since it seems that I might have gotten a bit better since last week. of course this is a 6 hour drill, and the images in this post are what I have done in 3 hours. Please leave comments and critiques, as they would be most helpful to me as to help me improve.

Well here is what I have for my final head. I can't see anything that I need to do, and yet I know that the nose isn't great, but I likie the rest of it. So this is 5 hours, of course this isn't my first time doing this drill, so I should be faster.

This is my second posting of my human head drill. This has come down to the 4 hour mark and I have duplicated the head and merged them together. I'm still working on the nose since it seems to be giving me some troubles. But, I should be done hopefully within the next hour or so.

This is 2 hours into my human head drill and it seems that I'm really getting better at this speed thing. So the goal is to make a human head in 6 hours. I'm off to a good start so far. Please comment and tell me what you think.

Here is my human hand drill. The reference picture belongs to Stephen Chmilar. this a three hour drill and I feel that I have done better this time than in previous attempts. But still feel that my topology leaves something to be desired.

This is a human hand that I'm going to have to model out in 3 hours. This post is what I have done during a practice session.