
For this face I chose to start with the corner of the block facing me |

Using a Face bit on a
Die grinder-
Draw on where the hair meets the forehead, & the chin. |

Next draw in a wide square nose & connect the lines to draw on the sides
of the face |

Draw on the hair, for this example I chose kind of crazy hair |

Using a chainsaw-
Cut out around the hair & a triangle from under the chin |

Back to the Face bit-
Remove the material around the nose & under the brow. (leave
the nose protruding) |

Push the forehead back, leaving only the brow & nose sticking out. |

Use the side of the bit to taper the cheeks in.
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Use the side of the bit to make the head narrower where the eyes are.
(Just a little dimple right next to the eye) |

Use the face bit to rough in the eye. Start the eye by creating a
1/2 cylinder |

Do both eyes, focus on making them the same level & size |

Carve back the area next to the mouth |

Close up of previous step |

Using the top of the face bit, shape the eye. you can even make
eyelids with the tip |

Carve the mouth, & tuck the lower lip under the upper lip in the cormers |

Alternate using the Face bit & a
Chisel to shape the hair. The more
layers the better |

Using a Pistol grip sander, Sand the
brow cheeks & chin |

Using A Rotary Knife, Detail the hair.
Detail each level seperatly |

Sand the face with a piece of Green sand
paper |

A few finished photos |
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This head took about 20 minutes. We will add a
simpler version in the near future. (for small buffet faces) |