Beautiful, and a good likeness! My one comment would be that the left ear looks a bit too low. Think of him wearing glasses. The left temple piece would have to go down to sit on his ear instead of being level. Look at him from the front. His head is tilted but his ears are level with each other. Thankfully, it shouldn’t be hard to fix. Keep up the great work!!

Wow, well done on knowing your details! I’ve never spent any time studying his face, so of course, I missed those details. Thanks for the explanation!

Great work on this, it looks just like him, handsome and all the little imperfections that make up a person.
Well Done!:clap:

Good likeness! The slightly turned head with head tilted upwards with confidence is a great pose to have chosen. Sculpted well! If I had one small critique it would be to soften the upper lip indention (above the lips and below the nose) so that a soft shadow shows. Just a thought on that.

All those imperfections/details of the person really make the piece live. Thanks for sharing!:wave:

You really know his face well! That “philtrum” is a piece of anatomy I often have to soften myself, either by not making it quite so deep or softening the edges so that the shadow isn’t so strong. You and I are both detail people to the extreme!

JMM wonderful sculpt, I love the attention to detail you put in this piece. I did not know or ever notice in all the video I ever saw of him how his features weren’t asymmetrical, but that is true for most people. I love imperfection in art, it adds texture and life, and perhaps a need for the unattainable perfection of art.