Currently in the process of sculpting a few large scale figures, and have discovered that I am not a fan of ears. They are proving the most troublesome parts of the figures to get right.

The whole face in general still needs work, but for I first attempt at sculpting I am qite happy with the current state apart from the ears. (I have barely started feet and hands so no doubt I will have more to rant about a bit later).

Hi Pave-Hawk,

You should post this over at HFM's Sculpting DG. Our resident Sculpting maestro Markus Eckmann should be able to offer you tonnes of valuable advise. He is also starting a few sculpting SBSs

Rudi

I may have to check that out, cheers.

Gday Paves
From what I know about anatomy, the ears are pretty spot on location wise. Maybe a slight twist of the whole ear so the top is further back ie. the left ear should be rotated a little clockwise in your first pic...But Gawd, ears are VERY complex, even to draw...
The jawline should be more pronounced, with the area below the ear and the nape of the neck below the skull edge to be thinned a little to help this... As a general rule form what art classes I went to, the eye line should be approx. halfway from tip of the skull to the chin, which would mean building the top of the bonce a bit more...
AS you said, this was your first effort, and quite commendable!
Had a thought~ Do you have an action man doll or similar? This would give you a good 3D rendition to view...
Keep up the good work
Cheers
Brad

Look's nice for a first attempt
But I'll tell you one thing I'll never get into sculpting