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Published: 2015-03-04 22:03:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 53943; Favourites: 2044; Downloads: 683
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Just a quick guide for High angle shots applied to head!Check out my Patreon for more tutorials, .PSD, exclusive illustrations, and more:Β www.patreon.com/Wendigo
Oberon gently provided his head for this tutorial.
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Next part will be low angle shots, stay tuned. ^_^
Sorry for my English.
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Comments: 47
Nice tutorial! These angles are always a nightmare for me, but this will be very helpful for me. Thank you!
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Hallo thanks forΒ the nice tutorial, can I translate this and post it on my Twitter?
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Yes, go ahead. 
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Well, now I learned a couple of things.Β
Thank you very much ^-^
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I always had problems with such angles, this might be helpful! Thanks!
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I might try this. I still sometimes have hard time with this angle and Ive been trying to clean it up recently. Thanks for posting this!
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Grazie mille, veramente utile! Io ho sempre problemi a disegnare la testa vista dal basso senza che sembri quadrata. y_y
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E' un bel problema! DovrΓ² fare anche un riferimento per i 'low angles'.
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Lo attenderΓ² con ansia. **
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Very useful and beautifully drawn! Thank you very much for these great tutorials!
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You're very welcome!
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I'll try to reference this. This looks really helpful.
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thank you!
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Oh great, thank you SirWendigo for this :3
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You're very welcome!
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I will love you forevurr! :Β°D
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just changed from 1 to 5. Wanted to see more xD
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This is by far my weakest spot. Thank you so much for this!
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This is super helpful, Wendigo! This angle is super tricky to draw, haha.Β
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And lower shots are even trickier. xDΒ
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It's not, but with a lot of practice you'll see the results.
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