Loomis Method Monday Ep 2 | Drawing Faces Looking Up

[@saswatsamantaray5070]

And the best part is that non of these are time lapses. So we get a better understanding of what going in there. Thanks ❤️

[@tomslaterdesignillustratio4391]

Not only is it very enjoyable to watch you draw - you also have a very calming voice. Stress just disappears when tuning into your channel!

[@tonnyhansen1284]

Thanks for the long-form video. As a beginner to drawing, it is nice to a see a full proces from start to end. 🙏

[@Toxpao07]

Tysm for this, im trying to draw everyday for the summer whilst learning the loomis method and these angles always frustrated me, i appreciate it

[@BayrakGraphic]

this angle is really hard but if you do practice everyday as much as you can, i believe to you can be success. (Because i haved hard when i drawing on the angle.)

[@voollie]

FINALLY, a tutorial on how to draw heads looking up that is actually HELPFUL!

[@sophieha2573]

Loving this series. Your comments really help explain Loomis. Especially when you continue the lines from one face to the next. Regarding the negative people, they are really talking about themselves. Smart people say thank you when they receive the gift of free lessons. You well deserve the 100k likes

[@adrianinha19]

I've been trying to learn the Loomis method for YEARS...is definately not for beginners like everyone keeps saying in all art forums. This live demonstrations are great because I can finally understand and see what goes where and how to do it. Thank you so much, please keep posting more Loomis' lessons!

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

This video was exactly what I was looking for. You were the only one who drew the head clearly enough in an extreme position facing forward and looking up. I was having trouble visualizing the angled side of the chin as the head tilted back. This video completely cleared up that issue! THANK YOU!!!!

[@unknonmann]

Loomis method is really hard but at the same time very beneficial . Many will be frustrated at the first time when they implement the Loomis method but be patient and draw more when you catch the idea , when you understand what was in the idea that Loomis presented in his books then you have a treasure which no one has .

[@quakk3247]

thankkksss for that! im trying to spend more time for drawing, improve at structure and your help is huge!

[@leslieg3581]

Hi! Thank you SO much for your generosity in sharing your skills and knowledge with us. I am a beginner. I am grateful!

[@WrinkleRelease]

Just discovering this series and really enjoy it. Thank you.

[@rodrigotriana6340]

You are such a generous artist. I have the Loomis method books but sometimes I feel stuck and then I found your channel and your have helped me so much to understand what to do when I feel the book isn't clear enough. Thank you so much for this.

[@ElisaExplores]

Exactly the same for me. Well said!

[@ElisaExplores]

I was stuck on the second line on plate 7 from the book. Searched and found your video, exactly what I needed, new subscriber here for sure, thank you!

[@evebeaumont]

Looks pretty good to me, no judgement here just pure praise and envy! Thank you for the tutorial, your videos have really helped me improve

[@thomaslansdown1531]

Love watching you on KZbin.

[@rodrigo_lima]

that's amazing... I bought the book and its great to have your videos to follow too.. Its a big challenge for me right now and this is helping a lot.. It would be also great to see you covering Loomis approach on mark making as his beautiful samples on the book.. Thank you!!! Cheers and stay safe...

[@bradwynn]

that's so cool! I bought the book and it sat on my shelf for a looooong time before I went in it to draw from it lol

[@Senn_S7]

@@bradwynn Seriously? Oh my god, I bought it and got crazy thinking that I should draw all heads straight on. Is it okay if I study more fundamentals before drawing the heads on the book?

[@kishanpatel6264]

Congratulations for 100K. And thank you.

[@KillerTacos54]

When it comes to faces, I feel like I suffer so much, particularly when it comes to drawing from multiple angles. Thanks for this great video, I hope to see more face drawing videos from other angles like profile view, 3/4 and that weird obscure angle that's almost a profile angle but you can see the cheek on the other side (idk how to explain it haha)

[@damianogiolitti3416]

Draw planes in perspective (circle and square shape in 3d space) stack them to create cubes/cylinders. Draw heads with cubes first and use straight lines. Curved lines and ellipses are too complex. This method is slow at first but you will get good faster in the long run

[@canaldobongo]

dude you draw a lot even I'm learning with your videos congratulations .... from Brazil ....

[@yokechor-hansen336]

Hi Bradwynn, you r good! Thank u for teaching us! I can practice your sketching steps quite easily. I have no problem doing colour painting/shading the negatives and highlights of leafs, flowers etc, but to do it on faces to make it look like the real person is the hardest, woof (sigh)! Wishes from Stockholm!

[@gibbymontoya1731]

Thanks for the help !

[@leaschwartz3943]

Liked this one Brad! Took the FEAR out!

[@emaginenations]

This series is amazing!

[@harindranugraha]

Supercool as always. Your video trully inspiring me

[@blackandwhite1756]

this was painful. i need to practice more more much more!

[@bradwynn]

oh man ME TOO!

[@teresas5069]

Thank you so much!

[@christophermitchell8719]

Thank you sir!!!!

[@DeloDelo-z7u]

جميل

[@grayroq]

This is an incredible video, Thank you!

[@fernandoherrera333]

Great job and great teacher thank you.

[@vnt777]

Congrats for 100k

[@maxbrcak9328]

yes that was the tough one, I ended up with four different guys..... good lesson. M

[@milkbread5036]

i love this thank you

[@daryaabdi4301]

Thanks 😊 🙏

[@williamh123456789]

Gold

[@vikrant555]

very informative thx. had me at I like to doodoo Lol

[@kalpanaartwork4230]

Amazing 😊😊

[@sureshchaudhari4465]

this gut can see your bones without xray love from india

[@holiastos]

thank you thaknyou thankou

[@tylerbourgoin3338]

I always thought that for someone looking straight at you the eyes are supposed to be at the exact middle point between top of head and bottom of chin. In this case his eyes are a bit above the middle line. Is that normal to do sometimes?

[@canaldobongo]

I used Google translator to comment on this video from Brazil

[@sanatbarua9764]

Sorry to say that Not a single video is playing in my mobile phone, only a green screen appears with sound for at least 6 months. Can you suggest me ?

[@danielhatten2417]

I always struggle with the hair

[@fradlas9494]

How did you get your pencil to look like that? Is it a special pencil?

[@cuddlebunny3353]

Just shaved the pencil more with a razor to get more side surface area for shading

[@nigeldonaldson1647]

I know exactly what you mean about these...geometric/trichonomic face angles, they are very tough, & ironically they are NEVER the most flattering angles to draw a model from. And you tend to lose the resemblance of the person, i generally avoid them

[@ecgaming8681]

draw paul Mccarntey

[@marianneenglish2304]

Mine looks like a alien 👽 😢

[@nypark6123]

올려다 본 귀 모양을 고쳐보세요

[@sureshchaudhari4465]

i like this channel other artist just foolishly keep posting photorealistic shooting of sketches and never touch basics i like how he covers basic i hate those photorelistic sketching bullshit