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@banano
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3mo
added comment in4 Steps to Draw the Head from Any Angle
Thank you so much. This lesson was awesome. I struggle with the Loomis method for some reason, but your approach feels so easy and intuitive.
I have a question. What size do you recommend drawing practice heads? I tried various sizes and found that starting with a sphere around 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 feels about right, but I would love to hear your wisdom on this.
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3mo
That's great to hear! I'd recommend sticking to the size you're comfortable at for now. When you're ready I'd aim for drawing the head a little larger. Maybe, in total, the size of your palm.
@breakfast
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6mo
Asked for help
I struggled with getting the head proportions correct. I knew it was too short, so I lengthened it early on, and it still ended up being too short! I think I’m going to keep moving forward, but any feedback would be appreciated, so I know what to work on when I come back to this exercise.
I don’t know anything about proportions. I just wanted to say you really captured his scowl!
Sophia Neishtoot
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1yr
Asked for help
I feel very silly because this drawing felt so perfect, then I put it into Photoshop, and apparently it's extremely narrow and I can't even resize it to fit the photo - that's how inaccurate and skewed it is 🤦♀️
I see what you mean about him being too narrow. But, I feel like you captured his likeness. I really like it. Good job. I think the next time you can just check it a few more times before you fill in all the details and get a chance to make corrections.
I don’t know enough to critique. I just want to say good job for being so dedicated to do all of those. With all that practice, you are going to make great progress. And one more comment, I especially like your squirrel. He is cute, and I like the confident quality of the lines. I think some of the longer, curved lines in the squirrel make for a pleasing visual movement in the drawing, like the swoopy back and tail.
Karen Lee
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1yr
I just signed up today, and did the Simplified Pear and Portrait exercises. Main problems I think were accuracy and keeping the different tones consistent. Thanks if any comments on other problems seen.
Your portrait is really gorgeous! I don’t have any critique. You clearly have some experience drawing. Just keep going!
