Head Drawing with the Reilly Head Abstraction

[@iwonder-t1r]

Really appreciate how you paused between steps, rather than racing along. I found that, and tracing super helpful!

[@drrishikantojha9353]

Composed voice of a master. Confident of his class. Wow!

[@russellscott1151]

Awsome. Love the inking over the guy in the magazine. Really shows it in action.

[@Adjag2Studios]

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[@rietzhu]

While I love the Reilly Method No seasoned artist is going to want to draw this out, every-time.. 😂 This is meant as a guide and a training tool. Hope young students see this comment. But really, it should be common sense. This method is in fact never the less, really useful and valuable! Wish everyone the best with their aft endeavors! May Crom and the art gods bless you with incredible strength and skill! ❤

[@gr8fng]

As a novice drawer I realised your point already. However, for beginners it's really helpful to map features out like this until, through practice, muscle memory becomes established 😊

[@snazzie-designz]

Great tutorial. I especially appreciate you showing the structure over a photo because it's sometimes hard to figure out where the starting circle should go.

[@iancaldeian]

Although this is simple enough exercise, it is not always communicated as effectively as you made it. Thanks for sharing Adjag.

[@asimian8500]

The Reilly head is an excellent alternative construction method, but in actual practice it's too damn complicated. I actually use only parts of the Reilly head abstraction to place some of my construction lines. I've found this technique to be better than tediously and laboriously doing the whole Reilly head abstraction. I mainly use the lines around the cheeks, nose, and mouth. No more than 3-4 lines. The cheek line in the Reilly abstraction is especially useful for getting the proper proportion of the face. The best way to learn is to draw real heads. Do 100 of them. Many heads don't fall under the ideal construction of Loomis or Reilly. Real-world people deviate quite a bit. Don't draw just models. Draw normal people. I can guarantee that your head drawing skills will improve greatly. After you do your 100 do another 100. Rinse and repeat until you master.

[@ProdByGhost]

its not ment to eb used everytime its ment to make your brain aware of the rythm lines some basic planes of the head soon enough you wont need to do it anymore youll just see it

[@hanifesen5640]

the best tutorial ever..thank you so much

[@darranthompson8202]

Awesome tutorial thankyou very much i learnt alot great teacher keep up the great work.tale care

[@shinobi1014]

Okay i must say it came out dope af and thoroughly explained thanks for teaching me

[@joanneyoung1081]

Nicely done both parts

[@Adjag2Studios]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ritabook5335]

Very nice. I've been enjoying drawing faces with the Reilly method. Thanks for this video.

[@valdirmeretchaikovsky155]

He makes it look easier learned a lot

[@hashminasamreen]

I watch your videos becoz I love your voice and ofcourse art but your voice is soo soothing

[@samdavepollard]

Nice one. Thank You for sharing your knowledge.

[@MesserCreations]

I really enjoyed how you explained this one. Thank you :)

[@ricardocYT]

What an awesome demonstration

[@rabbitwhite934]

This is so detailed! Thank you for the vid! Love your channel!

[@Adjag2Studios]

Thank you 🙏

[@obeabadamatematica]

Excelente conteúdo. Muito obrigado e um feliz Natal, do Brasil! 🇧🇷

[@ashishjain1891]

Keep the good work going....

[@pattiartiste]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you

[@t0m4tinh0]

Amazing tutorial, thank you so much!

[@aldeletronica]

Show, muito obrigado 😊

[@kerrylaw100]

HOW do you go from your finished head to completing the actual head as a real person and how then do you get all those lines gone in the end ?? Very helpful though love that you go slow 👏😊

[@chin2178]

Do you use over hand grip most of the time, that's why you right hand is like that while your are trying to use the normal writing grip , you're thumb is moving upwards and exerting pressure

[@redpie907]

Wooooooow yeeah the shadows the lights they actually there ooh cool :D woow

[@deprive-999x]

Cutting the sides of the head, how did you decide on that? Is there some sort of ratio? A square that fit's inside the circle?

[@TheChameleon2008]

Great video bro

[@ankit7599]

How we can make it realistic sketch with the same method. Please make video on it.

[@MaximoBrazil2000]

There is something making me confused here. The tear duct is lined up to the glabela's base line. This last part should be a little bit above, shouldn't it?

[@مسلمعقيل-ص1ح6د]

nice tutorial mate 😀

[@Adjag2Studios]

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[@مسلمعقيل-ص1ح6د]

@@Adjag2Studios hahaha dont to forget to post sketches tutorials we will be thankful to you , i subscribed to the Channel and followed you on ig ❤✌

[@brysonreese4585]

Ill remember this at my next autopsy

[@orestesdd]

How can I improve drawing circles since it is given me some trouble doing it free hand? I am just starting drawing again after more than 50 years without doing so. I used to draw while I was in my early teens years, but after I turned 18 or so I stopped. Thank you.

[@WildArtistsl]

There many ways try drawing from your shoulder and make circular movement in the sir before bringing yo the paper

[@vincentvancraig]

Many ways, freehand is always the best way, kind of, at least when ur a beginner trying to gain confidence, but Picasso said “if u need a perfect circle....trace it! Use a plate!”--u might think there’s shame in it, but theres a lot more to getting a likeness of a person than drawing a good circle to start it all off-it can hardly be considered cheating,,it’s not like a perfect circle makes the rest of the drawing any easier really--the Renaissance guys had MANY tricks and stuff, people claim to know exactly what those tricks were, and those people are mostly full of crap, but they certainly used tricks, no doubt about that

[@hugoaguiar4596]

Muito bom, obrigado por colocar legenda

[@tatianamatveeva5846]

Thank you!

[@judihopewell2499]

Well taught

[@Nivenization]

Thank you.

[@vagabondslotmachine]

Thanks, man

[@bellaqueenlechia6964]

How is it that the magazine you've chosen, with your 'model' is in polish?

[@reidogarimpo1691]

EXCELENTE, OBRIGADO!

[@Adjag2Studios]

De nada ! I have friends from Brazil and Portugal :)

[@mrchristian8782]

THANK YOUUU!

[@Flanclanman]

This is great but any chance you could reupload this without that one tiny bit of music on repeat the whole time?

[@martinmcgettigan3212]

Did you study at watts by any chance ?

[@Adjag2Studios]

No, I haven't, but I have friends who have.

[@manuelb7255]

Rielly Read?

[@glenda7921]

Why is it called a rhythm line?

[@الفنوالحياة-خ1غ]

روعة

[@leahsanders1416]

👍

[@bozoclown2098]

A comic book character

[@juniorgamersfire1184]

i prefer 4l4 to me lokks more realistic

[@balapan016]

спасибо за русские субтитры

[@madspiegelman]

I wish you would draw a little darker. Hard to see.

[@successfuelmedia]

The music is a too loud.

[@MsHeidiland]

👀👍🏼

[@ВикторияШрамко-и4х]

Вот бы на русском такое видео ((

[@TonyBraun]

the mindless supermarket music doesn't add any value

[@shinobi1014]

This had me laughing so hard

[@marilenefornero2736]

Vídeo mal filmado vc falando.mas não precisa a escrita em cima trampando vc desenhar não dá pra ver o desenho

[@shinobi1014]

Im 3 minutes into the vid and all i can focus on is that creepily crooked finger...

[@shinobi1014]

Not to mention if you pause it at 2:58 your left hand totally looks cgi lol. Okay okay im gonna finish the vid now.

[@MARTJE2222]

Thank you