How To Draw Heads: Any style, Any Angle. Women & Men

[@michealokocha9356]

This man is literally the perfect KZbinr. Appears out of nowhere, posts satisfying tutorials and blows up like TNT

[@LinesSensei]

I even have the bagpipes pre-prepared for my inevitable apology video

[@michealokocha9356]

@@LinesSensei 🤣🤣🤣. That... Was a good one. You're literally speed running KZbin rn. More grease to your rollerblades. Also, desperately waiting for a hair and boobs tutorial.

[@montireddragon927]

Any tips on CSP about Coloring Line art and ways to set your settings so the colors are where we want them to go etc ?

[@jimtekkit]

How his channel hasn't exploded yet is an injustice of the highest order.

[@Sasukesanimation]

@@montireddragon927well personally, colouring the lineart should be easy, In my case maybe you could try to alpha lock your line art layer, and just colour it with the colour you want (you SHOULD have your colour and lineart layer separated 😅) and in terms of easy access to the colours, im not too sure as most of the time I use the eye dropper

[@MihanKhasprega]

dude is speedruning the best art content on youtube.

[@LinesSensei]

That is very nice of you to say I appreciate it, especially given how absolutely god-mode some of the artists are on youtube

[@kchnbrn]

I feel like a random Lines Video with 2000 clicks popping up on my feed was just as much a blessing for me as it was for him. Absolute treasure trove of content right here and I'm glad to be on the ride

[@MihanKhasprega]

@@kchnbrn for me as well, even with after watch a bunch of other tutorials this (and the one about body) he made are by far the most helpful for me.

[@calebmaldonado8746]

"Im hoping to make this a full-time job" Bro you draw like this already is your fulltime job, amazing work bro.

[@LinesSensei]

I should probably clarify I mean a full time job like where I can afford things like food and shelter

[@UserHey]

​@@LinesSensei Well-fed artist? That's a nice fantasy...

[@Josuh]

@@UserHey not unless very specific furry art

[@baileyjustin12]

One of the things I enjoy about drawing heads is that it's good when it's not consistent because same face syndrome can cause perfectionists to overload.

[@LinesSensei]

Agreed 100%

[@Mr.Vertex]

It's best to be deliberate with your inconsistencies and be able to draw the same character multiple times as well as other distinct characters.

[@nitin9485]

Hi sensei, your “how to draw female body really helped a lot. Could you make a video on how to draw the body in dynamic poses. That’s one thing i struggle with. Thank you for posting these amazing tutorials.

[@lanigirognithemos]

I would recommend using reference a lot for that. I'm often get stuck with no inspiration so I just use reference for interesting poses or just something that would get me drawing and not just sitting there empty.

[@LinesSensei]

that is an excellent request, and I absolutely plan to do bodies in motion and perspective, that's going to be after level 1 which was just getting people familiar with the form before we start doing anything to adventurous with it. so yes, they are in the pipeline, I promise

[@yavnrh]

Amazing, thank you! I would also greatly appreciate an advice on how to practice to get good at drawing these poses and characters in general. What to draw and how detailed? Do studies? Cram croquis? Is photo reference a must? Can I learn from stylized art (manga/anime -- this is my goal) and just bridge the gap with real anatomy reference? Etc. (EDIT: Sorry if it's been already covered in other videos, I just started watching and still catching up!)

[@MsOkayAwesome]

Burne Hogarth's Dynamic Figure Drawing is a great book about this! He's better at men than women though

[@LinesSensei]

yeah that book is excellent, Burne Sempai don't miss

[@Enigmata23]

Your teaching style is patient and rehearsed. Im really glad I found this channel Ive been trying to improve my skills and wanted a solid refresh of the basics.

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you, I'm so happy to hear you're enjoying the videos

[@yavnrh]

OK, you know this is a confident artist when they show you the rough process from scratch! Great stuff!

[@LinesSensei]

That's very nice of you to say, thank you

[@Havlark]

i started drawing this year and have been drawing every day since jan 1st. some tutorials have helped a bit, but somehow Lines' tutorials have made me make improvements i honestly didnt think i was capable of

[@TutsVelloso]

Keep it up!

[@sleepytonia6372]

Yet again, a masterpiece. I've watched a dozen videos on the topic, read tutorials and guides... But the way you explained the-- gosh *everything*. It's unambiguous, clear and far more intuitive to me now where and how eyes should be drawn, where and how the mouth should be drawn, how to shape the face and head. Again... It feels like you've revealed the true form of a method everybody uses having to work around those steps. Bravo.

[@LinesSensei]

Wow that's very high praise, I appreciate it and I'm very glad it clicked with you, thank you very much

[@jns08d]

As someone who isn't a complete beginner but no where near a pro - your vids have been the perfect inbetween of stuff I already know and stuff I should work on, instant subscribe

[@JairuzFrancisVienFejer-ge6jp]

Sensei should get 3.5 million subscribers for his incredible, understanding and good tutorials than I've ever seen

[@LinesSensei]

That's really nice of you to say, the positivity means a lot to me

[@kosuken]

3.5?, even 5m wouldent be enough for how good these tutorials are

[@ElBrauleo]

I've been on and off drawing for a couple of years from myself being my worst critic, these videos popped on my recommended and you got me back into drawing after months not doing so, easily one of the best informative art videos I've seen in a while. Keep up the good work!

[@xerodight2057]

This breakdown makes everything so much easier and stress free to think about. Starting out as an artists is so hard when you don't know anything and there's so much noise of videos and tips and rules and guidelines as soon as you try to learn that it can just overwhelm me. This shows clearly that even if I don't want to do full on realism it's still safe and correct to learn these guidelines and specific fundamentals. This removes so much headache of trying to figure out what the right thing to learn is without scrambling from one thing to the next and giving up.

[@NicmationS_YT]

I keep rewatching your stuff, and suggestion maybe a nose tutorial as well as different nose types I myself struggle drawing pointy noses from a front view

[@LinesSensei]

That's a very good suggestion I think that could be a good short video idea I appreciate it, I'll add it to the list

[@GinkoAlstroe]

I like the fact it doesn't feel like you are rushing to finish the video and is taking time with teaching

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you, and I'm glad it feels that way. Truth be told tho these videos are (at least the more current ones) are paired down about as much as they'll go. Lol... I could fill hours, just give me a chance 😁

[@GinkoAlstroe]

@LinesSensei lol i understand being able to talk about something for hrs for me it would be talking about how to do world building by studying and researching other countries and cultures, also your videos are both visually and audible helpful and thanks to that i was finally able to design a character for my book, though its just the head its a start XD

[@LinesSensei]

Oh hey that's cool, if you do decide to share it on the discord make sure to ping me so I don't miss it

[@GinkoAlstroe]

@@LinesSensei oh I have already posted it on the discord XD

[@NukoTheNuke]

these art tutorials really been remotivating me to draw

[@LinesSensei]

That's wonderful to hear I'm delighted to hear it's helped

[@zhcpencil2321]

I love that I can stream on your discord, I have met so many new friends and artists there. Cheers and thank you Lines. Amazing as always

[@LinesSensei]

That's wonderful to hear, I'm really happy it's working out so well for you!

[@ajimov]

急な日本語でびっくりした 最高の動画をありがとう

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you for watching I appreciate it

[@nyuppo]

Wow, this is one of the most intuitive methods for head constructions lines I've ever seen, your explanation is super helpful while also being straight-forward. Amazing how much depth in the form you can get from such simple lines, definitely need to try this. Thank you!

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you I'm glad it works so well for you if you do decide to share your work we've got a discord with people who would love to see it, myself included

[@annie_Ieonhart]

I realized I've been doing one line wrong this whole time. One line. And you helped me to see that "little" mistake that I've been doing for years. Straight to the point all the way. You don''t know how blessed I am to find your video, sir. God bless!

[@Sd_Ani]

As an artist myself, who's struggled with heads, and quite frankly looking up tuts on this, are hard. This is the easiest and most clear cut way of learning the head. I love how you don't take forever to explain anything, nor drawn it. I love how it is straight to the point. It's such a simple way to learn where the eyes, chin, nose, lips and ears are placed. It all comes together when finished, I just love this video, and I hope more people see this man.

[@LinesSensei]

Well, that's wonderful of you to say I really appreciate it

[@callieoutofspace7918]

Watching your videos has given me a hope to learn how to draw fluently; even as I struggle w/ the very basics of shapes and not just immediately giving up on sketches that don't immediately look like they do in my mind

[@LinesSensei]

I'm delighted to hear that it's giving you hope thank you for letting me know and good luck with your art journey

[@velly166]

This is by far my favorite method of head guidelines. Especially the way you handle the brow/eyes for every angle really help me break my old habits in the way I approach them. This is what I needed! Thank you so much for this!

[@LinesSensei]

you're welcome, glad it helped!

[@noobiusmaximus6314]

I can see your channel BLOWING UP. These are such satisfying tutorials. I really enjoy the application at the end with ongoing thoughts, it makes it much clearer to see why you are making certain decisions where other youtubers would rush through it, and we'd miss the meaning of the decisions.

[@LinesSensei]

Very grateful to hear that I'm glad it works for you and I'll be making more so stay tuned

[@W4YP01NT84]

I usually never comment on anything and I want to say that you just cleared up a huge issue for me at 2:50 explaining general placement of the eyes and nose alongside the ear. I’ve never been able to wrap my head around the face no matter what method was used but just your simple explanation made it click for me and I must thank you from the bottom of my heart to the top of my soul!!

[@MrAndrew2172]

This man filling the gap that MikeyMegaMega left. This is such a good video. Been attempting to draw and having issues with eyes looking good and this explains how to dig them in and worry more about the rule of 3rds and the eyes will kind of fill in themselves.

[@LinesSensei]

I'm sure he'll be back from the shops with the milk any day now

[@skytheidiott]

​​@@LinesSenseiwell, it usually takes about 8-9 months before any milk starts being produced anyways- **we aren't talking about the same kind of milk, are we**

[@MALICEM12]

Definitely, mikeymegamega never actually worked for me, his method just doesn't help me and it's too intuition based. He just kinda does shit that's magic and expects you to some how follow along. This guy is much more helpful.

[@parystyrell]

​​@@MALICEM12 Mikey doesn't teach fundamentals he teaches how to draw what the current topic is, so he was never going to walk you through the basics because it's a follow along thing.

[@MALICEM12]

@@parystyrell Yeah that's the problem. Even when he's showing "here's how you draw this" he doesn't actually show it. He just expects you to be able to keep up with his skill. It's actually not very helpful alot of the times

[@toffeeness]

I like the idea that the standard front face is the least forgiving. Makes it less scary to try out different angles

[@LinesSensei]

That's a great mindset to have, very cool

[@tobiichiorigami26]

Bro.....just PLEASEEE.......I BEG U TO STOP DRAWING SO GOOD CAUSE U MAKIN ME BEING SO ENVY, DEEEEEEEEAMN

[@AyraWinla]

It’s kind of a magical feeling when I follow along making those seven female faces, putting guidelines when only partially understanding what is going on and why… and then I draw in the jaw of the first one and suddenly everything makes sense. I finally “got it” at that point. I could immediately do most of the other ones correctly without following the video, including one at an angle I never really did “right” before. And then I tried drawing one more with your guidelines in the style I’m learning and it worked great for that too. I’ll need a ton of practice (starting with the homework’s) to fully grasp it and have it becoming second nature, but those guidelines will be extremely useful for me going forward. Thank you! If I can make one tiny suggestion, sometime it’s a bit hard to know where you are drawing, especially in the part with the seven female faces. It took me several rewinds to spot where you are currently drawing while trying to match your words with the actions. Also that the thirds aren’t equal sized at other angles: took me shamelessly long to understand that since I was trying to match the “divide in thirds” when the jaw region was clearly more than a third of the size in the 5th and 6th faces.

[@leopoldomartinez5552]

BROOOO, I STUMBLED UP IN HERE CAUSE I WAS LOOKING FOR TUTORIALS AND REFERENCES, NOT AN ENTIRE LECTURE ON HOW TO DRAW HOWEVER YOU LIKED, THANK YOU SO MUUUCH MAAN, I WAS CLOSE TO GIVING UP ON DRAWING AS A HOBBY, BUT YOU REASSURED ME THAT IT IS POSSIBLE, THAAAANKS A LOOOT ❤❤❤

[@seyishobowale6309]

I’m 13 and I’ve been drawing for 8 years and this is super useful TYSM 💗🙏

[@LinesSensei]

It's good to see you taking it seriously at such a young age, I'm very excited to see where you go skill wise

[@seyishobowale6309]

@@LinesSensei thank you youre my inspiration 🩷

[@TheSassyPotato]

never thought i'd receive homework from a guy off the internet. Great tutorial

[@FishyBlopFlopDraws]

I dont think you understand how much your tutorials impact me and my art thank you

[@LinesSensei]

I'm really happy to hear that, thank you for sharing that with me

[@mipilipi]

I just wanted to say that your videos are the best and I improved my drawing skills in literally one day. I always wanted to draw human characters but stuck to simpler to draw dorms but with this I can finally draw what I like with confidence. Thank you for your fantastic vids.

[@mipilipi]

Forms, not dorms haha

[@LinesSensei]

That's really wonderful to hear, I'm glad it helped

[@sukairain]

It’s late night I been sketching and practicing lately but the attempts have left a bad taste this is exactly what I needed THANK YOU FOR SHOWING UP IN MY RECOMMEND 🙏🙏

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you for watching it, and thank you to the algorithm for bringing us together

[@danajohnson5398]

The part about the eyes reaching so far into the skull changed my entire perspective on their placement as well as brow placement! I‘m definitely going to try your method. Thank you very much!

[@Dappis]

Content so good i'm tempted to archive it so it won't someday just disappear from the internet

[@LinesSensei]

As long as Google doesn't disappear we should be fine.

[@Andrevot]

This video is 100% clear, but I think the most difficult part, is to understand when the angle of eye sockets is placed correctly. The rest of the video is super cool and detailed, insta followed your channel c:

[@LinesSensei]

You're quite right alot of other people have experienced challenge with that I'm thinking of giving out a bit more attention when I do a video focused on just drawing eyes. I also made an updated homework sheet to go with this one that has a more scaffolded approach to constructing that part of the face. The updated homework sheet is in the description now

[@Andrevot]

@@LinesSensei Thank you so much 💙 I'm going through a super tough period, but as soon as I can, I want to be more present in discord server + I want to follow the homeworks properly c: you're a great teacher 🙏

[@snjackalope856]

I really like how you explain those complicated things so simple

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you, I'm glad you found it useful

[@PivotalStudio]

I feel like there was a reason this showed up on my feed today. I dabbled with drawing and art when I was a teenager, but never kept going, instead focusing on digital abstract stuff. My general creativity strengths has always been music, though. Maybe some day I'll get back into drawing. I think about it off and on. With all of that said, this was a nice and comfy video to watch. Keep up the awesome work!

[@LinesSensei]

I really appreciate that, thank you. And if you do decide to get into drawing again we'd love to see it over on the discord

[@TheRobertR]

When i need it the most, i have been rather dissapointed in my art lately and trying to understand faces, and the more i look at them the more they just look like masks and then I dont even know what a face is. Thank you for the video!❤ 😊

[@LinesSensei]

i hope it helps, make sure you share the results in the discord we'd love to see it and help where we can

[@acidnave]

Hi ive been following your guide step by step. a lot of great information especially linework and shading helped out a lot! but i think youve missed one important step. how to use these rules and measures of body in a more dynamic pose. it would be awesome to have a video in between lesson 1 and 2 that goes a bit more into posing and perspective of said elements. great tutorials, thank you!

[@LinesSensei]

thanks, and yes bodies in motion and bodies in perspective are planned, i wanted initially to get people familiar with the form, and then start doing more interesting stuff with it, so stay tuned

[@wofker4719]

aint even artist but came here to appreciate art

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you the appreciation is much... appreciated

[@izzaqinthara1287]

this's literally the perfect tutorial for me to understand how its actually work

[@LinesSensei]

That's awesome I'm glad it's a good fit

[@Ahmad-dg8rx]

This is actually amazing, the normal loomis method i follow doesnt look right when i use it on anime faces but using your method really helped! Thank you so much.

[@LinesSensei]

I'm glad you like it, the Loomis method is what this is based off, with the ways I've changed it to use with anime faces. So it's probably best considered to be a Loomis variant

[@voices0000]

those are some very.. um cultured artstyle choices in these thumbnails mister Lines.

[@LinesSensei]

I am who I am

[@trilbywastaken8637]

You're a legend, sensei. Best guides on KZbin by an absolute mile. I've learned more from your videos than any other channel.

[@LinesSensei]

That's wonderful to hear thank you for letting me know I appreciate it!

[@Zatisfy_]

where has this man been all my life

[@clichebonaparte2601]

i am once again commenting to help your videos gain favor with the algorithm gods.

[@LinesSensei]

algorithm be praised

[@nyankers]

I've been trying to use this approach, I think I'm gradually getting better but the part that confused me the most is the jaw/chin/cheek/eye line Also one thing I've been doing that isn't done here is draw brief lines for each major part of the eyes (top, bottom, eye brows, etc) to help line them up

[@LinesSensei]

That's a really good point, I do go over it in the eyes video but it could have benefited from a bit more fleshing out in this one. That's good feedback thank you

[@nyankers]

@@LinesSensei Ah, sorry if you already covered anything in another video. I'm honestly taking your tutorials pretty slowly. ^^;

[@smallface_]

I don’t draw but I love watching your tutorials 👍🏾

[@LinesSensei]

thank you, and if you do decide to have a go we've got a great discord you can share your work on, and i'm planning to do a very beginner focused series further down the line as well so stay tuned

[@smallface_]

@@LinesSensei already in the discord 👍🏾, although I’m a beginner 3d artist not exactly in line(pun not intended 😀) with your work. I don’t know how 3d art will help in the community

[@カネキ-h4q]

Thank you for your work especially the fact that you took your valuable time to even prepare homework to be done, I can’t appreciate your efforts enough, i hope this will finally help me understand how to draw faces because they seem to be my biggest weakness.

[@LinesSensei]

They can be really challenging, I hope this works for you and if you do feel like sharing your results I'd love to see them if you want to put them in the discord

[@BillPark-ey6ih]

You clarified all the questions I had about the head. Two most influential videos for head drawing: this one and proko's loomis head.

[@LinesSensei]

Yeah proko is some pretty good stuff, I'm delighted by the comparison

[@cinderr18]

I've been learning art online over the past couple of years. I don't usually leave comments on videos but I have to say this is absolutely one of the MOST educational art videos I have ever watched. The value in these 30 minutes from a free youtube video is insane. Good stuff man, subscribed and going to be checking out your other stuff!

[@LinesSensei]

Wow, I really appreciate that, I'll do my best to keep up the standard

[@MoolsDogTwoOfficial]

Now THIS is some gourmet shit right here! I was doing a head structure study today (by using the Asaro head along with skull models) and this masterpiece showed up. It also helped me finally get the eye - cheek curve & jawline proportions right too!

[@LinesSensei]

That's great to hear I'm really happy it helps

[@NguyenNam-hs1nb]

I was struggle to find any good guide videos, but this is truly a breakthrough when YOUR video is a good reference itself. Save me dozen of time to find and analysis references when learn with the Blind method.

[@dontplease9841]

Thanks Lines I’ve spent the entire week trying the grasp this concept

[@LinesSensei]

Well if you waited that long I hope it helps, gambatte!

[@ashryver3605]

I think being able to maintain the feel of line art and blocking in stages is really important as well. Kienan Lafferty - a very, very long time ago (I don't even know if he's still active) mentioned it in one of his videos I recall when I was still growing up in Highschool. But your sketches and those early phases can convey some very different appeals and themes than your final product, and noticing what detracts or adds to those feelings that you're happy with in the pre-production phase is really important. For me in this video, I both notice a very different atmosphere and vibe to your final image, than what is in the blocking out phase. In sketch and basic shadows, they look very smug, a bit mean, there's a level of tension, mystery, even in the middle one, a level of seduction. But those elements are mostly lost by the final product. Obviously you envision something and are happy with the final, but I think it's important to think about to ANY artist. Often times you get half-way through final process and go "something's off, it's not quite like the sketches"

[@Ramen5000Manga]

love how you chose jin roh as an example its really under rated lol

[@LinesSensei]

Oh so underrated

[@Ramen5000Manga]

@@LinesSensei true lol

[@ZaiDrizzleDrop]

Hey man thanks for this video, I never measured my heads and features before, I pretty much eyeballed it and got mixed results, but I think I'm seeing some improvement when i try to draw heads using this method, thank you.

[@LinesSensei]

That's awesome I'm delighted to hear it

[@smoshpottery2270]

THANK YOU IVE BEEN STRUGGLING FOR THE PAST 13 YEARS

[@LinesSensei]

Wow, that's some dedication 13 years is not a little amount, that's very impressive

[@TheSupersonic51]

Ok seriously probably one of the best videos i have watched while trying to learn how to draw. I been able to get pieces from each section of the head and practice but I do need to learn more to get better. This video has extremely helped on angles and I will definitely be referencing this and using this to help improve. You are amazing!

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you I'm glad I could help

[@michaeljohnson-curry3979]

Oh man I’m so excited to watch this. Every one of your videos I learn a great new technique

[@LinesSensei]

that's really cool to hear if you want to share your results don't forget to put them up on the discord

[@Userisded30]

I'm 20 seconds into this video and I can't stop smiling, it's like I found my holy grail. THANK YOU FOR EXESTING LINESENSEI!! ARIGATO GOZAIMASU

[@LinesSensei]

That's very nice of you to say, and with such enthusiasm. I hope the rest of the video meets your expectations

[@spacecowboy5166]

Amazingly done as aways, it's incredible how much I've improved from your tutorials

[@LinesSensei]

thank you that's awesome to hear

[@wholegroinbread593]

I added this video to my watch later thanks to the cute and funny thumbnail. I instantly subscribed and sincerely wished my procrastination hadn't delayed me this long right after watching this esteemed tutorial

[@LinesSensei]

Well I'm glad you did get to watch it when you did, I hope you enjoyed it

[@RyanFoxArt]

I am really trying to improve my heads and faces right now, this is a pretty helpful guide, thanks!

[@RattlerMC]

not sure if I just missed this during my learning of fundamentals, but the eye rule of thirds is something I've never heard of but it definitely helped. Ive always struggled with eye spacing, and this was a fairly simple but extremely effective solution. also, the bottom of the ear/cheekbone lining up with the bottom of the nose is probably just basic anatomy but I never noticed it before and was mainly just guessing on my nose positioning. thanks for the help! (also also, the speedpaint portion of the video is a perfect addition to help with the overall tutorial and something I don't usually see in other similar videos)

[@visual8029]

Holy shit... this is literally the perfect video on heads. I've been struggling for a while on proportions but this is absolute gold. The real-time examples of you drawing and finishing each piece help so much. Good work man!

[@LinesSensei]

I'm really happy to hear it with you thank you for letting me know

[@sigits_illustration_art]

This is really help, since is still difficult to draw from various head angles.

[@LinesSensei]

I'm glad to hear it helps

[@MP4chan]

This video has some amazing timing, I just finished studying the "how to draw heads" part of my anatomy book. Mainly just excited to do the homework part of it for extra practice but I still did learn a few things from the video. You are definitely making the best art content around right now!

[@LinesSensei]

That's very nice of you to say

[@agentrat8114]

bro this is like an instant improvement method

[@LinesSensei]

Awesome, I'm delighted it's working well for you

[@euniqu]

I just saw this man on my feed and was expecting a really long intro cuz of the 35 min stamp, mf really just get on with it and started drawing a head. Nice vid Im gonna check out your whole channel now

[@SamaX1010]

this video came up on my youtube feed a few months ago, i loved the artstyle so i saved it, i have no idea why i didnt watch it before, but guess i am going to binge watch all of your videos now.

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you, that's really great to hear I hope you like them, let me know what you think

[@SamaX1010]

@@LinesSensei i especially liked the post processing tips i am really bad at finishing my pieces. i will likely look more into it.

[@kariimora]

I’m blown away at your ability to teach so fluidly thank you - I needed this more than ever

[@LUGETA]

This works for everything except Toriyama’s dragon ball art style. Not only are there a ton of iterations, a bunch of Dragon Ball character face anatomies even literally bend space time and break 3D dimensions. Their faces are also scrunched in the middle unlike other art styles, so I had to un-learn everything I practiced before in order to even grasp the fundamentals of Toriyama’s art style.

[@LinesSensei]

You want a real mindbender, try Sonic the Hedgehog. His entire head is one merged eyeball with two pupils. There isn't a drawing method that can accommodate that level of lovecraftian insanity.

[@LUGETA]

@@LinesSensei Never thought of that man! I tried drawing sonic today because of you and now I understand why he’s so hard to draw. Anyway, keep making these awesome tutorials; they’re great and still helped me a lot despite the struggles. You’re awesome man

[@Heuscartist]

The tutorials on your channel are so amazing! Literally better than any course out there. Will be following this and applying what I learn.

[@vergil620]

I just discovered your channel and the content are insane thank a bunch

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you, I'm really glad it helped

[@Sasukesanimation]

I so have to say, I extremely appreciate your interactive nature with your community especially through platforms like the comments section. It such a rare but amazing trait that is hard to find in KZbinrs these days. You earned yourself another sub and share 🔥🤝

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you I'm glad the activity in the comments here and on the discord is something people are enjoying. Coming from traditional class teaching it's hard for me not interact with my "students". though i will admit it is getting a little hard to keep up with now that that the numbers are getting so high

[@stealthebackmask7292]

You had made this video for the right time! When I needed a head tutorial the most! 🪖

[@LinesSensei]

i'm so happy to hear that, thank you for sharing!

[@Rukalin]

Hearing little lines-chan in the background was adorable!

[@LinesSensei]

❤

[@Kalvahnr]

so i gave this method a go and it worked a whole lot better for me compared to past methods. you've successfully structured this tutorial where it makes sense in my head as it's easier to see where parts of the face are supposed to go. i'm just hoping it sticks from here on. looking forward for more content from you!

[@kalleryhanen878]

I can't wait to get back from work to apply your lesson.

[@LinesSensei]

i cant wait to see the results, be sure to share them

[@lightyagameme3625]

Love the tutorials so far, really helped me with my art journey thank you sensei! I would also love a tutorial on how to place props on characters cat ears, glasses etc.

[@LinesSensei]

That's a really good idea I'll lie back to the list

[@perplexorone6201]

Its never been a bad day to draw heads since this video

[@LinesSensei]

That's really wonderful to hear, I'm really glad my video helped make it a more positive experience

[@watercreator]

You have answered sooo many unknowns, I am so glad you came up in my feed. Awesome work, keep it up.

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you for saying sorry I really appreciate it. I'll do my best to keep it up

[@wahyumenanti7163]

KZbin really know what i needed, i was gonna search abt head proportion then this video pop up❤

[@LinesSensei]

Awesome I'm delighted it's useful and grateful to the algorithm for sharing it

[@avocadoguy2441]

just started drawing, this tutorial is goated bruh. also them homework tho, must be the first time im seeing youtuber givin homework ngl. real nice too

[@Artast2077]

thanks man, you just solved my problem when i drawing eyes.

[@thug0071984]

Love your videos. I'm starting from scratch, it would be very helpful if you could make a playlist in the order that people should watch your videos in.

[@dream-egg]

This video gave me +100 experience points, I'll have to practice this

[@LinesSensei]

Excellent XP boost

[@hades.serapis]

this content is too wholesome, too informative, too educational, too good. no way I’m not subscribing to this.

[@LinesSensei]

That's really great of you, I appreciate it

[@hades.serapis]

@@LinesSensei ❤️❤️

[@mosymoth]

I use your tutorial as reference to model my character in Skyrim : > Thanks a LOT for all those presentation of structure under surface!

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you I'm glad you found it helpful

[@williammclean6594]

I think I like this like way better than the Loomis method. Those two lines from the eyebrows really help place the eyes perfectly. I always felt with the Loomis method where the brow line lines up feels more like the eye line

[@LinesSensei]

Will this one is essentially a Loomis method variant. Which is just the changes I've made to the Loomis method I learned to accommodate more cartoony or anime heads. Loomis definitely has a place, as at a minimum a solid foundation for other methods to be built on.

[@williammclean6594]

@@LinesSensei yeah, you definitely have to modify the Loomis method because it's definitely made for realistic heads. I've tried to try anime with it but I've always had to change the proportions

[@Polymerata]

I used your Transparent Circle techniques and it helped me with so much.

[@bluedirklord2502]

Thank you so much for the video. I'm a beginner and this was really helpful.

[@LinesSensei]

Excellent I'm delighted it was helpful

[@ThiagoFerreira-td5sz]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge Sensei! 🙏

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you for watching the video I appreciate it!

[@b1uezer]

Definitely digging your workflow, easy to understand. Looking forward to the upcoming tutorials.

[@LinesSensei]

Thank you

[@Ceds]

used to lurk your forum posts on the sketched discord, wonderful content hope to continue seeing more ❤❤

[@LinesSensei]

Oh really wow, thankyou. I'm pleased to hear it was memorable

[@moonwuzy]

Recently bought a drawing tablet for digital art. Done some drawing when I was younger but now picking it back up along with going digital. This is a perfect tutorial, glad I found you in my recommended ;p. Currently pretty shaky with my lines, for example I have difficulty even drawing a basic circle. Hopefully your tutorials will kick start my progress lol

[@LinesSensei]

I'm really happy to hear you started drawing that's great, and don't worry about shaky lines, that's one of the first things you fix just through practice. I look forward to seeing your work, you can put in the discord if you feel like sharing. I know we'd all like to see it

[@moonwuzy]

@@LinesSensei Thanks! When I get to the point where I'm confident enough to share, I surely will :D. And ohh i see 🤔🤔 well taking my practice slow and steady, working out that drawing hand every day 💪