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So grateful to have found you!!! Looking forward to going to “class” with you!

Very talented

Great lesson a la Loomis. Thank you

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

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.

A real pleasure to watch you teach...do you have a book?

So wonderful to watch,but It would have been nice to actually see a portrait of an actual person.

You make it look so easy!!! Lol, you're going to say practice makes it easy!!! OK, I'm going to practice this!!! Baby steps, right!!! I want to paint watercolor figures on horseback!!! Is there a Loomis for horses??????

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

Your vocabulary is quite “expressive” in places - but cute, old timer!

firstly, kudos on your success - secondly, i find this approach to drawing faces or anything, to be anti-aesthetic and anti-educational there is no level of skill or interest that would warrant this disregard of the aesthetic faculty that provides our impulse to Art.

Love our instruction Rusty!! Thank you for sharing 🙏

Great instruction and advice about how to just do it and not think you are create a masterpiece. Thank you !!

Thank you for the downloads, I shall look at them later. One issue I had was that because the links in UA-cam tend to not be shown (ending with ...) one has to click directly, whereby the UA-cam app uses itself and the Chrome browser. The trouble with that is that some websites can annoy with java so it is switched off. The UA-cam app gives no option to use a standby browser so your site then fails to come up. I was wondering if there was a better way as it was a fiddle to get there. Edit: quickly found the answer. Don't use the UA-cam app. Start watching the video in the browser of choice from the start. UA-cam seems to be getting more and more user hostile with every app update.

Thanks. That was fun. I have a bit of work to do. 😁

Next time can we have the reference on screen instead of yourself please?

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Thank you. That was a great explanation and you make me feel I could try this.😊

great video!

Great video!!!

Love this...cant thank you enough for doing these. Again, it really helps put the Loomis books into an easy to understand tutorial. Awesome teaching Rusty. 😊

The white strokes made it have so much more detail!! I love this piece so much🫶

Happy to see u again ❤you are an amazing teacher. You have a happy and light character. God bless you 🫶🏼

I've been practicing with the reilley method lately. Would you recommend combining these two and using the loomis one to get it more structural ?

Will definitely be following you.... thanks for sharing your talent .

Great instructions. You make me feel that I can accomplish this with lots of practice.

Wow! Your tutorials are the very best on UA-cam. You are simply amazing sir. 👏

You are getting good at this UA-camr thing! Keep it up. You are an inspiration.

Thank you. This is an awesome tutorial.

Good morning, Rusty. Truly need tutorials on this subject. Thank you.

I think these are really pretty, and the music is nice too

Great

Great video with Good explanation. Thanks

Thank you!! Wow.

Basics would be extremely helpful in getting some of us off the ground. If you have the basics tools in your skill set then the more difficult things will not be so difficult. 🤞🤞

Amazing paintings and very inspiring! Thank you for sharing!

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I am retired from a demanding profession and have used my retirement time to do something I love and always wanted to learn more about which is drawing and painting. I have taken a number of classes with other adult learners mostly via the local college adult education. I am so surprised now many other adults want to learn to paint( I love watercolor and pastel ) but don’t see the need to learn to draw first. It is like this vital link is just something they don’t want to spend the time on or they lack confidence in this important step. I see the frustration when their art does not meet their expectations. Drawing doesn’t require expensive equipment just time. I was attracted to your site because you expanded on the loomis method I was introduced within the last 2 years. I always just drew from observation. Thank you for your content and I am eager to see more.

Like many others, I had your Loomis video suggested to me yesterday. I watched both of them last night. Thank you for doing those. Quite an interesting technique. I’ve always been fascinated with watercolor, and painting in general. I have a pretty good start on supplies, but I just can’t bring myself to making the first “marks”. I get anxiety, with the thought of wasting precious art supplies, with my less than desirable results. I subscribe to several other painting channels, and I’ll tell you… Your headed in the right direction. Excellent video and sound, and well thought out narrative. I’m looking forward to what’s next for you! Congratulations!

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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.

I have a question: how do you get so much paint into the tin mixing tray? Is a certain kind of brush better for this? For me the paint seems to stay in the brush and not get on the tray in sufficient quantities

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