In his follow-up volume to "Portraits in Clay. Anatomy and Expression", Philippe and Charisse Faraut take an in-depth look at modelling the human face, introducing 100 new sculptures. Some 600 photographs inserted into the text, including 64 full-page images, illustrate how the characteristic features of a face can be captured. Aimed at advanced artists, the book is devoted primarily to an in-depth look at the anatomy of the face, the basis for rendering an interesting facial expression and a vivid representation of the face.
Other topics include modelling hair and wrinkles and the effects of the ageing process. An exceptional collection of materials and guidance for anyone modelling portraits or working with the face. Also included: Characteristics of different sculpting styles - Techniques for analysing surfaces of individual elements of the face - Comparison of female and male faces - Methods of avoiding errors - Surface finishing options.
