70% of edges should be hard or firm; 30% soft or lost to prevent a cut-out look.
In a traditional class, you study the Loomis method for the skull. In a stylized class, you study distortion of the Loomis method. 70% of edges should be hard or firm;
Contrast smooth, stylized skin against textured elements like coarse hair, knit clothing, or metallic jewelry. This contrast makes the portrait visually engaging. 6. Composition, Silhouette, and Expression 70% of edges should be hard or firm;
Establish a clear range from your deepest shadows to your brightest highlights. Limit your value groups to keep the graphic quality of the stylization clean and readable. 70% of edges should be hard or firm;