reconstruction help

[khawley]

Hi I am working on this pic and having trouble with the left side of the woman's face.  It is pretty destroyed in the original.  Looking for any suggestions.  I have tried copying and flipping the other side...doesn't look right...

what I have at this point...



original



Struggling...
Thanks!
Kris

[Candice]

You're on the right path and doing a great job!

I had a go of it.
 

[Pat]

Hi Kris,

You've done a great job so far!  Her face is really tough.  I think you want to watch the placement of her ear and the slope of her neck.  It looks like maybe her jaw is a little more square than what you are showing.  She has great cheek bones, you want to be sure to remain true to that on the repaired side also.

I hope this will give you a rough idea, I'm sure you will be able to a much better job of it:



Pat

[Candice]

Hi Kris,

You've done a great job so far!  Her face is really tough.  I think you want to watch the placement of her ear and the slope of her neck.  It looks like maybe her jaw is a little more square than what you are showing.  She has great cheek bones, you want to be sure to remain true to that on the repaired side also.

I hope this will give you a rough idea, I'm sure you will be able to a much better job of it:



Pat

Is it possible that her hair is pulled back?  Some older women use to do that and use a net on their hair.  The red is a contour of the face I've pointed at the shadow I see. 

[Pat]

You're on the right path and doing a great job!

I had a go of it.
 

Candy, you added your post while I was getting mine ready and I didn't see it.  I think you got the contour of her face better than I did  :up:

Pat

[Candice]

Candy, you added your post while I was getting mine ready and I didn't see it.  I think you got the contour of her face better than I did  Thumbs up

Pat

......  And I liked your cheek area better.  I didn't fade mine down at the point of posting.  Sure hope this helped Kris.