Want to draw people (use the Loomis Method)

[@nancyleigh-smith2796]

I’ve watched others demonstrate the Loomis method and it always looked too complicated. Your demonstration was not. I was able to follow and understand exactly. Thank you

[@prof_nelson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rosannapaciuccibarzanti9633]

😊❤​@@prof_nelson

[@jefflocke-lavell1686]

You have inspired me to take up my art again, thank you

[@prof_nelson]

Wow, really? That's great. You won't regret it. I've never had a bad day drawing or painting. Thanks for watching.

[@inamorata966]

I've been using Loomis for about 7 years. As a beginner moves through his/her practice (to gain skill, you must practice as close to everyday as possible)) you'll find that the linear guides Rusty is using will be more understood than actually on the paper. You'll visualize the lines rather than draw them. However, when my skills begin to deteriorate (which mine will do, especially if I stop practicing) I always go back to actually drawing the lines and the techniques Rusty is demonstrating in this video. Great vid, by the way. I'm subscribing.

[@prof_nelson]

Yep, that is right. As you practice, the "guidelines" become less visual and more of a shorthand for establishing the proportions and structure of the pose. Drawing figures is a perishable skill, you have to do it daily to stay tuned up and able to draw them with confidence. I'm currently practicing my figure drawing fundamentals in preparation for my next Loomis tutorial... coming soon.

[@D.VincentLaPaglia]

This was SOOOO helpful! I’ve only been drawing for ten years and still struggle when NOT using a reference image of some sort. I’m going to begin practicing this method to broaden my skill set. Many thanks!

[@prof_nelson]

I'm glad it helps. Have fun practicing.

[@edyerae1000]

You make it look so easy. Your playing around and my playing around is worlds apart🤣

[@prof_nelson]

That is not unusual. Be persistent and keep practicing and it will get better.

[@margaretdagger6784]

I have never attempted to draw people, but after watching this I might give it a go. Thank you

[@prof_nelson]

Go for it! You can do it.

[@melgm002]

Thank you so much for your wisdom and the books! You're a gem

[@prof_nelson]

You bet. I hope you enjoy the Loomis downloads. They are packed full of information. Thanks for watching.

[@pagalmasala]

Hello Rusty!New subscriber here. My art teacher tried teaching me this while I was very young. She actually lived to be 104 years old a few years ago. She once gave me book on similar methods and it looks about the same but it’s a different author-someone by the name Rune Hagman and some other author. I found it a few years ago and had to open it back up. Time to get my supplies out again!

[@prof_nelson]

Cool, let me know how it goes. Most of the "systems" share a lot of similarities.

[@marylowe7135]

You are a wonderful teacher!! Thank you for sharing your video!!

[@prof_nelson]

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching.

[@TheJoyfulEye]

Very interesting and helpful video. My mother studied at the American Art Academy in Chicago in 1943-44, although she did not take any classes with Andrew Loomis. His book, "Figure Drawing for All It's Worth", is one of her art books I inherited. He was a really good artist and teacher.

[@prof_nelson]

Oh, cool. I bet those books are nice. Loomis was the man.

[@rosem7606]

Thanks to your video, my portrait sketches have improved considerably. Thank you for explaining something complicated in an unpretentious, simple way.

[@prof_nelson]

Alright. Draw those portraits.

[@newavestudios9883]

This was an outstanding video. I love your self critique. You made me laugh a couple times. I do the same thing. Thank you for your resources.

[@ConTrollerNorth2]

Excellent! Thanks for the lesson! 👍

[@prof_nelson]

You bet, have fun drawing.

[@joppakat]

MAGIC. Thank you so much 🎉

[@elizabethbrown8833]

🎭🥀

[@prof_nelson]

I'm glad it helped.

[@karenmusa3052]

Wow thanku so much, this is a wonderful tutorial to watch. I didn't realise it was called the Loomis method. Im now 64yrs of age and remember being shown this at school, high school i think. Obviously a tried and true method 😊 If it ain't broke, dont try to fix it lol. I've subscribed and again thanku very much 😊

[@prof_nelson]

You’re very welcome. It’s a great method and we’ve all been shown this in some form over the years. It’s the foundation of the figure drawing process. Thanks for watching.

[@sherrigarriott8835]

Amazing instruction, thank you so much, you sir are an artist in every sense of the word.

[@prof_nelson]

Well, that's really nice of you to say. Thank you.

[@vickibrighton9455]

Thank you so much, Rusty! I really enjoyed your demonstration. It was very valuable and helpful!

[@prof_nelson]

I'm glad it was helpful. Have fun drawing people and thanks for watching.

[@12Specialist12]

I did some drawing in the 1960s and am ready to get started again.

[@prof_nelson]

Better late than never. Have fun drawing and thanks for watching.

[@barbarapierce7564]

This is great! So glad I found this and will try this over the weekend. A friend brought me an art kit with watercolor pans, brushes, charcoal, pastels, sketch pencils, and acrylic tube paints. (I am home recovering from a broken shoulder!) 😯

[@prof_nelson]

Oh no, I hope you heal up better than new. Once you understand the method, you can typical construct a head in any position. It takes practice. Don't overwork your shoulder. Have fun and thanks for watching.

[@bearynicebear]

very comforting to watch someone make some mistakes along the way and not try to hide them but treat them as part of the process. my motor often runs faster than my brain thinks but i try to go with the flow and just fix things when i can. been drawing for years and its less a problem to be fixed and more a part to get used to and work with. thank you for the pleasant video.

[@prof_nelson]

The mistakes are part of the process. I'm glad you know that. Thanks for watching.

[@tomrees4812]

I’ve had the books for ages but not got into the method. This was a great help. Thanks.

[@prof_nelson]

It's a good book and a good process. It really upped my game when I teach figure drawing at the university. Thanks for watching.

[@kenrobba5831]

MARVELOUS ! A real heartfelt “ThankX for insight ! “ I like to draw, if only for my own amusement and entertainment BUT I do struggle - this lights, illuminates a new realm to explore ! Hopefully even more to follow ?

[@prof_nelson]

Drawing people is a challenge, but fun. Have fun. rn

[@fredkrol932]

Thank you ever so much! I never wanted to draw people but your lesson has inspired me to try. Again, thank you!

[@trixonic6934]

I like your break down for this tutorial. Since I started drawing I’ve only allowed myself to draw from my head and only using pen learning to draw other than life drawing/ blind contours and all of the fundamentals I’ve learned along the way are all falling in place after years of scribbling on computer paper. I’ve never made an actual piece of art other than when I took a drawing class but I hated sitting and drawing from life since they would take 15 hours to finish and the sun would always move so the light and shadows was always tricky. I don’t know how some artist can put in hundreds of hours into a single piece especially realism art since you could just take a photo and save yourself years of your time 🤣 I am just starting to get back into drawing again after a 6 year hiatis but I’ve strangely gotten better since then. I’ve never told or shown anyone my drawings since I never finish anything and the only time I did draw in front of others I was called a bunch of names like show off and quit not long after. I’m glad that you are sharing this and helping others to learn how to properly draw instead of referencing a photo. I’ve never used a photo for reference because it always has felt like I’m cheating myself and not actually understanding the forms. Drawing from life is much more satisfying and makes you feel accomplished when you start more accurate and you can see your progress in real time and become more observant and understanding. I am still nowhere close to being as good as I want to be but that is the beauty of drawing, I’ll always have something more to learn and strive for to integrate into my doodles.

[@prof_nelson]

Yeah, I don't have the patience for really long drawings and paintings any more. You might as well shoot a photo (I am a recovering photorealist). As a professional designer, I don't believe there is anything that can be called "cheating". With any process - form life, or photos, or imagination... you are learning something that can get you to your end result. Have fun drawing and painting.

[@marktaylor8659]

Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing your talent and techniques.

[@prof_nelson]

You bet. Thanks for watching them.

[@karenlavigne1108]

Thank you, I have the Loomis book! I will make a point to practice with my book. 👍

[@prof_nelson]

Hope you enjoy it! Have fun practicing.

[@orangeskythinking]

Thank you ever so much, these links are a joy to look through. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🌈👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@prof_nelson]

Yes, they are fun. Like looking at the old JC Penny Christmas catalogs. Thanks for watching.

[@orangeskythinking]

@@prof_nelson not familiar with JC Penny. However I will google. 👍🏻

[@orangeskythinking]

Oh much better than a catalogue in my humble opinion 🤔😂

[@giancarlorivera8113]

I love the Loomis method, my late grandpa handed me his original copies, too old paper and too fragile so I'm glad I found digital copies online, but haven't got the strength to study it diligently, glad I bumped into your channel and it kinda spark some inspiration...thank you for this helpful video.

[@prof_nelson]

I'm glad you found them. I bet those old original books are pretty cool just to have.

[@Sketch_Sesh]

The way you explain Loomis is really helpful! Thanks 🙏

[@prof_nelson]

Great, I'm glad it helped. Thanks for watching.

[@iamjustjoshing]

Great explanation and demo! The Loomis method is awesome!

[@prof_nelson]

Hey Josh, thanks for tuning in. Loomis is the dude.

[@SonicPhonic]

Wow this is perfect! Thanks for the tip about Loomis. I was thinking about how symmetrical the human body is, after studying architecture.

[@prof_nelson]

It’s amazing. I can see the interests in both. Thanks for watching.

[@sheilagilleland4312]

I really enjoyed this lesson, I love drawing faces, and I could always use more practice. ❤️🙌🏻

[@prof_nelson]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Argyll9846]

Love your video.

[@prof_nelson]

Aww, thanks. I appreciate it. Thanks for watching.

[@bunbun2181]

13:36 I’m so used to getting advertisements shoved down my throat for books, I fully expected one from you to. Huge props for spreading free information :) love the video ❤

[@prof_nelson]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@MariaMartinez-jb3zn]

Just found you! I’ve been wanting to do cartoonish characters for some of the stories in my life. I’ve never really known how to do people very well, more so, faces… thank you for coming at the right time. I seem to love whimsical drawing and watercolor exercises right now but thank you for your wisdom. I will incorporate some time soon 🙏🏽🙋🏻‍♀️👍🏽.

[@prof_nelson]

Cool, have fun working with this method. I will be dropping some more tutorials on Loomis soon. Thanks for watching.

[@williamwoo866]

Thanks never saw drawing before of a human. I am a great finish construction person so this would be nice when I give up the heavy work and do some drawings. Another thing I need to do on my new added hobby to my bucket list. Thanks

[@prof_nelson]

The Loomis method should make sense for you then. It is the foundation on which you build the mass and details of the drawing of the figure. Have fun.

[@rickhenry8760]

I enjoyed your ease in presenting the 'Loomis' method Rusty. Thank You !

[@prof_nelson]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@rickhenry8760]

@@prof_nelson My Mum and Uncle studied under Norman Rockwell back in the middle 1950's. I enjoy sketching and it's a way for me to get rid of stress.

[@prof_nelson]

@@rickhenry8760 Mum and uncle studied with Rockwell. Wow, I would have robbed a bank to have an opportunity like that. I bet they had some stories. Sketching is a great stress relief. Thanks for watching.

[@margieoakley3239]

This is a fantastic teaching method Rusty 👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you so much. I am anxious to see your books 🎨

[@prof_nelson]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@Shelsight]

This was absolutely wonderful! I saved it straight away, I’ve seen others that explain well but you got straight into it, and had a wonderful positive delivery, but were also spot on re how to make the process actually “work” for faces if, like me, haven’t studied anatomy. Thanks so much. Subscribed straight away… :)

[@prof_nelson]

Aww, thank you for your comment. I appreciate it. Thanks for watching.

[@christinawentsouth]

GREAT EXPLAINATIONS! THANKS!

[@prof_nelson]

You bet, thanks for watching.

[@karenwhite1085]

This is a great video! I like the way you design the basic layout of the facial features and then complete the drawing. It's super helpful to see you do this step-by-step!

[@prof_nelson]

I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@KathleenRenninger]

This method makes sense. I enjoyed your humor and personality!

[@prof_nelson]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching.

[@helenamcginty4920]

Love your comment about older people being easier to draw. Not sure about easier but more interesting. In my early life drawing classes we had a wonderful, very overweight middle aged mother of 2 teen daughters. She not only held her pose well, chat about all sorts but was wonderful to draw. All those curves. Then we had a temporary replacement. A younger, firm toned lady, also a mother but not at all as interesting to draw. We missed the imperfections.

[@prof_nelson]

Both old and young are challenges for different reasons. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

[@alicereed5368]

Rusty, a huge thank you!! 🙏 this really helped to make sense of my Loomis book. Your awesome 😊

[@prof_nelson]

Oh good. I'm glad it helps and that my video makes sense. It is a fun method and process. Once you get it figured out you can draw a person in any angle. Have fun.

[@jackiekeen9468]

Thank you, great stuff x

[@windyrhodes3453]

Thank you so much for those free downloads! While I was on your web page I looked at your watercolors....they are just wonderful! I especially liked Bleak Barnyard but your style is something I would try to emulate. Thanks again and all the best❤

[@prof_nelson]

Aww, thanks for the nice comments about my watercolors. I appreciate it.

[@kimberlypeterson9274]

Very hood instruction for Loomis method; I never heard about this method of drawing. Thank you so much I look forward to your next video and your website👍😊

[@prof_nelson]

Hey, thanks for watching. Have fun with Loomis.

[@lilybay1]

Wonderful. The tech 1’s and 0’s aligned to introduce me to your channel. I’m a beginner in figure drawing. I’ve done readings on the Loomis method but I’m an audiovisual learner. These videos are going to be helpful I also like working with transparent single pigment watercolors

[@prof_nelson]

Cool, stay tuned. I'm doing more tutorials on both.

[@babawawa1953]

This is great. I think you are a wonderful instructor. Thank you. I’ll try faces now.

[@prof_nelson]

Well, thank you. Give faces a go and let me know how they turn out.

[@lindaroberts2297]

really excellent tutorial - thank you 🙂

[@prof_nelson]

Glad it was helpful! and thank your.

[@Hamptony007]

You're an absolute blessing Paul! And kudos to your camera man,such a great job on both of your parts!

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks. It's just me shooting stuff, so I'm camera man and the chief bottle washer. Thanks for watching.

[@woodstoney]

Nicely done!! Thank you for sharing your talents!

[@prof_nelson]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching.

[@lyndonreddick1888]

Yeah, the Divided Ball and Plane. I have the old Fun with a Pencil by Andrew Loomis. It is a book of Charicature mostly, but starts out with the same rules of construction and also he has one of those blue pencils. That is a good demo, thanks 😅

[@prof_nelson]

Oh man, I'm tracking down that book too.

[@lyndonreddick1888]

@@prof_nelson Good luck! This was probably my mother's book. Published ten times between 1939-45. I meant Caricature 😂

[@prof_nelson]

@@lyndonreddick1888 I found the PDF of the book. It looks like fun.

[@lyndonreddick1888]

@@prof_nelson Oh, cool. I'm going to try to go through the whole thing- looks like he drew (if that's a word) fairly large and said to as well. 🙄

[@suemurphy9421]

I really enjoyed this. Thanks. Your explanations really make sense. As always great teacher!

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks Sue. I appreciate your comment. Are you drawing people at all? Thanks for watching.

[@laskatz3626]

Wow! Maybe I can learn to draw. You do make it seem possible. ❤

[@prof_nelson]

You darn right you can. Pick up the pencil and start practicing. Thanks for watching.

[@lyndakowalke8858]

Thank you Rusty! That was fun and my first 3 drawings didn’t look too bad 😁🙏🏼👏🏼

[@prof_nelson]

Cool, keep it up.

[@davidwayne5152]

This was great.Thank you Rus! Subbed👍🏼

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks for the sub!

[@carmenlucaciu2617]

Thank you so much,Shine On,❤much success to everyone!

[@prof_nelson]

Thank you.

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

I sure had some decent instructors; you are a shiny star! I took figure drawing 1 twice because the guy gave me a B. 2nd time i got the A.

[@prof_nelson]

Hey thanks. See, you got better the second time you took the class. That is a win.

[@_Ramen-Vac_]

@@prof_nelson got less lazy more like. Thompson just wanted more effort ~ I've been a human camera since K. Light and dark shapes are what I draw. totally right-brained. I never map anything out beyond a very simple block-in.

[@snoo333]

appreciate the video. I wish this video was around 30 years. thanks

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks! I'm glad you find it helpful.

[@Roy-th8bd]

Just discovered your channel and subscribed. Im looking forward to watching your videos! 🙂

[@prof_nelson]

Welcome aboard! Thanks for the sub.

[@kimberlypeterson9274]

Excellent instruction thank you so much!👍😊

[@prof_nelson]

You are welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching.

[@jaygee6823]

Great lesson! THANNK YOU!

[@prof_nelson]

You're very welcome!

[@PhilKoenigBrooklyn]

Huge help! Thank you so much

[@prof_nelson]

Great. I'm glad it helps. It just helps to see the method being applied and done in front of you. Thanks for watching.

[@irenehynes7536]

Excellent explanations! Thank you so much!❤

[@prof_nelson]

Glad you enjoyed it!🙂

[@roseannhaley1796]

I love your video. Only one that taught me how to do this

[@prof_nelson]

Glad I could help. Have fun drawing figures and faces

[@lapun47]

Wish I'd seen this video before going on a week's course on landscape painting that turned out to give three days to nude model drawing due to the rainy weather. 😇

[@prof_nelson]

I bet that was a visual shock. Going from landscapes to naked people. It's a shock for our Freshmen when they take their Figure Drawing class. Thanks for watching and I"m glad it helps.

[@iancarlson-w8m]

I was gonna make a snyde comment like "Stay tuned for episode 2: Loomis method for Drawing Orientals." But this guy actually seems pretty cool.....

[@prof_nelson]

Yeah, it is a bit dated, but still has good info.

[@Myname2663-w2z]

Awesome video. Thanks for sharing

[@prof_nelson]

You bet and thanks for watching.

[@adrianoHenriqueART]

great inspiration! very good

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks for watching.

[@TorQueMoD]

Great video! Thanks for sharing the tips :)

[@prof_nelson]

I'm glad you found it helpful. Have fun drawing.

[@xAnAngelOfDeathx]

Great video, thank you sir and also for the downloads! Liked and subbed, cheers.

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks for the watch and the sub.

[@brianrogers7543]

Thank you… loved this video 🙏

[@prof_nelson]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@joannsmith9]

I love your commentary !

[@prof_nelson]

Thank you.

[@KingdomCre8tiv]

Please do this and make the lines darker. It's a struggle to see...nevermind as youngo along it gets darker. Thanks for this tutorial!! I really need to practice drawing more!!!

[@prof_nelson]

Yes, I have been trying to draw my initial sketches darker for the viewers to see in subsequent videos.

[@FigsArtsandCrafts]

I love this videos!

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks for watching :)

[@stefaniestevens6302]

Can you share the pencil you are using? Also this is an incredibly helpful and simple description of the Loomia method thanks for sharing

[@prof_nelson]

They are Prismacolor Col-erase pencils - I like the Red color pencils too for doing the initial Loomis sketching. Here's the Amazon affiliate link to the darker blue pencil that I use. amzn.to/3XnzVPg If you click on the link and buy, I'll get a small commission on your. purchase. Thanks for watching.

[@stefaniestevens6302]

@@prof_nelson awesome thank you

[@celenamcmahon6505]

fantastic. i will use this in class. :)

[@prof_nelson]

Please do! Thanks for watching.

[@alizarinetta]

Hello:)! I ve just came across your channel, instant subscribe!!! I m a beginning artist, started few months ago, and I think I m gona watch all your videos!!! You r adorable!!! Greetings from Prague:) 😊

[@prof_nelson]

Hi Prague, Have fun on your artistic journey. Thanks for watching and let me know how you are getting along.

[@seandunigan841]

You good you got some special going on

[@prof_nelson]

Aww, thanks for those kind words. I appreciate it. Thanks for watching.

[@kabuti2839]

Great, thanks!

[@prof_nelson]

You bet, have fun.

[@Samrocwell]

ALL that i need 😊

[@prof_nelson]

I hope it helps.

[@jopool5840]

Amazing and helpful

[@prof_nelson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@elsamartinez7905]

This was so fun❤❤❤❤thank you

[@prof_nelson]

You bet. I'm glad you like it.

[@EsseJD]

Brilliant✅

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks.

[@timothyrector6112]

Hello, I just happened upon your KZbin video. I am excited that I found a fantastic site for inspiration. I immediately subscribed (rang the bell, also). I look forward to viewing more of your videos. I downloaded the Loomis drawing methods you mention in the video. I also left you a message in the box. Thank you .

[@prof_nelson]

Welcome aboard! Have fun on your drawing and painting journey.

[@rs4425]

Inspiring! thanks..

[@prof_nelson]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@danlewis7707]

In my own work I have found it easiest to use the thumb and pencils method and build my mannequin base for my life drawing or photo to get proportions right. Then I do several mannequins of the intended subject and lay down gestural studies quickly in order to get a feel for the character of the face and what details most define their likeness. Once I have these I will decide on my composition, if I am not drawing from life, then I will do several rough measurements to make sure the portrait will be framed. Then I can begin building out the final cartoon and laying in quick values. I also read the Andrew Loomis books when I was a young man and I am sure I stole this method though I can't recall from whom. It works well for me, though. 🙂

[@prof_nelson]

I found Loomis about 20 years ago as I was learning how to teach figure drawing. The students respond well to the method. Are you a cartoon/graphic novel artist?

[@danlewis7707]

@@prof_nelson I am merely a hobbiest. I love comics but I wanted to follow in the footsteps of Bill Seinkawitz and Alex Ross and Frank Frazzetta. All of whom recommended Andrew Loomis.

[@catheyboocat-design7175]

Thank you, very helpful ❤

[@prof_nelson]

Thank you.

[@dma917]

great video!

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@lenapuro801]

Thank you for the great demo on the loomis method for drawing heads. I tried to access the two references you mentioned but could not get it to connect for me. Any additional suggestions would be super helpful. Thanks again!

[@prof_nelson]

I checked… the links seem to be working. They are big files to download and may take some time to download. If I have your email, I can share the files with you via Google drive if you still can’t get them from my website. Let me know. Rn

[@lisastephens9703]

Thx .. learned a lot 👍🇺🇸 veteran waynesville NC

[@prof_nelson]

Thank you. I'm glad you did.

[@krishna_saadhu]

Wow. Very interesting this is what i expected. I am krishna from kuwait

[@prof_nelson]

Thank you Krishna. Have fun sketching.

[@marybriggs4125]

What a nice man,

[@prof_nelson]

Aww, thanks Mary. I appreciate it.

[@zman4539]

Rusty your a great instructor. Even when you are drawing "Ugly ass people" 😮 Too funny!

[@prof_nelson]

It's a challenge, especially when drawing ugly ass people. Thanks for watching.

[@harrynutz4550]

That’s cool

[@prof_nelson]

Thanks for watching.

[@Pickernik]

Thank you!! Wow.

[@prof_nelson]

You bet and thanks for watching.

[@patrickvansciver3944]

Great way to draw cartoons, when is it for portraits you wanted to look like an individual

[@prof_nelson]

It is the same process, you just do more soft modeling of the tone and pay close attention to positioning and scale of the facial features. Thanks for watching.

[@iancarlson-w8m]

Having gone to art school and done a few portraits myself and what not, I can say, Everything you've learned about divided a face into quadrants where the nose, mouth, chin, eyes etc. are a certain distant apart is helpful. But If you've ever lived in Maine or Wyoming you'll realize it's all pretty arbitrary. Sometimes you might need to add a dash of Lord of The Rings to your portrait.

[@prof_nelson]

Yes, Loomis is only a rough structure. You have to push and pull the structure to fit the specific faces. LOTR, Gimli especially!:)

[@kathleenmholland8055]

Hoping there's a book available about this Loomis method! I'm going to try to find one.

[@prof_nelson]

There is a link in the video description for FREE PDF links for two Loomis method books. Have fun.

[@Reefraction]

Rusty is my kinda teacher! Not talking AT you, talking TO you. “These are some ugly ass people” let me know I was watching the right video. Thanks for the lesson!

[@kenrobba5831]

The guy speaks for a depth of experience and extraordinary skill.

[@prof_nelson]

They were some ugly ass people and did kind of look like me.