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>As I have said the closer the head is from profile the less of a gap there is. If you are doing a head turnaround you cannot do it consistently unless you actually cut the head. Because otherwise you'll have to vary the length of the jaw to make it look sorta right because you constructed it wrong.
then cut the head
no idea what you mean by the length of the jaw being wrong and having to vary it, the mandible is attached the cranium, it's not a part of the cranium itself
i'm being serious that you should look into orthographic projection, it will answer your questions

relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dewuJqCK3xM

>In his books sometimes he does it, sometimes he doesn't do it
granted, loomis skips steps, the concept he presents is solid whether or not he shorthands his process or not
the point is that you can create a layin with just a ball and a cross, if you want more technical information then you should be looking in perspective or industrial design books

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