To keep the smudges on the outskirts down, get yourself a roll of parchment paper and cut little bits off to put under your hand. Never let it scoot on the page, it's not fool-proof, but it helps a ton.
https://www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-non-stick-parchment-paper-50-sq-ft/-/A-14725932
At the very least, it keeps your palm clean as you move around the piece.
Otherwise, good job. You're far better at hair than I am, but the cheek structure needs some help.
Edit:
Examine the bone closely. Imagine how it moves as the face muscles wiggle around.
If you can perfect the shoulder blades, the same applies to the cheek bone:
To keep the smudges on the outskirts down, get yourself a roll of parchment paper and cut little bits off to put under your hand. Never let it scoot on the page, it's not fool-proof, but it helps a ton.
https://www.target.com/p/reynolds-kitchens-non-stick-parchment-paper-50-sq-ft/-/A-14725932
At the very least, it keeps your palm clean as you move around the piece.
Otherwise, good job. You're far better at hair than I am, but the cheek structure needs some help.