- My respect to Mr. Ishaq Ali for the opportunity to study under such a wonderful program. - This is my, to be honest, not a very large amount of practice and the final result, but I am still satisfied. - I want to note that consistency is very, very important, and references are probably one of the most important tools, high-quality references, and their number is sufficient for understanding and so that there is not much to get lost in them. - Now for the little bit cringe part 😅(Not really important for the course, but for me) - The beginning of the course was just wonderful, but as it got closer to the end, I really didn't want it to end, plus depression slowed me down a bit, I finished the first month before the eye sculpture, so I'm a bit of a "Jerry" but I waited for another set and continued, but I had acute appendicitis, an ambulance, surgery, intensive care, hospital stay, doctors said not to take antidepressants so that there would be no complications with anesthesia, because of this I also had withdrawal syndrome after almost a year of taking the drugs 😅 plus recovery and healing, I couldn't sit for a long time, but finally at the end of the second month I did it and I'm very happy with it. Thanks again to the author for such a wonderful opportunity. - P.S - Blackouts are just awful.

My tactics: I watched the lesson, then I watch and do it, the third time I do it myself. Every time I started from scratch, three times basic shapes, three times basic shape - top of the skull and three times basic shape - top of the skull - bottom of the skull. There are clearly problems with consistency, I need to practice more 😅. Maybe good enough for a starting point 😅x2. References is blender Human Base Meshes v1.4.0