How to Draw the Figure the Loomis Way // Figure Friday Ep 3
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Today's Figure Friday Ep 3 we are using the Loomis Method instead of the Reilly Method to draw the figure. Starting out I sketched the framework then added more parts and finally built on the anatomy. Give it a try and draw along with me. Let me know if you have questions. Best place to find me is on UA-cam, Patreon or Instagram. Thanks guys for sharing the videos!
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Art Supplies Used:
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Lightweight Drawing Board by Helix 18 x 24:
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Conte a Paris 1710 B Pencil:
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your channel has been the greatest art channel I've discovered in youtube. Thank you for helping beginner artists so much.
Thank you for watching and I will keep trying to make better and better videos! 😀💪
Look at the negative space between the legs. Might help identify how the angle of the bent leg was off. Thanks for posting these. I’m learning so much!
I had the same thought, I noticed when he aligned the framework of the leg directly with the plumb line, miniming the amount of negative space between the legs.
Two years late to this party but I’m hollering “negative space between the legs” too 😂
Thank you Brad! I keep coming back to your videos. One day I hope we hear back from you.
Incredible work!! This was such a truly helpful and insightful video. I'm so thankful to you for uploading these videos
This is so amazing! Beautiful artwork! Great techniques ! Awesome Tutorial lessons! Absolutely love it ! Thank you for sharing!!!... 👍+🔔
Thank you Milly for checking it out and commenting 😀
I'm a little late but I just wanted to say "Thank you". One the best videos on the subject i've ever seen. Good job man!
Wow this was a fun tutorial! Thank you for uploading this, I had a great time and feel like I got some great practice in!
its an old video so idk if you already find out or someone else commented but I think the left knee seems to be inline with the outer shoulder and the right leg is slightly bent in the reference which makes that gap, but this video really helped me thank you
thank you very much for these vids! I've watched every figure Friday you've made and I have learned a lot. Question, I'm starting to draw and taking it seriously, are there some books or techniques you can recommend me? I have learned a lot with your videos about figure and posing, could you make one about shadow and light?
appreciate you sharing your knowledge Bradwynn. I find it hard to hold my pencil in the manner you do. should i continue to try?
Thank you for checking it out!! You don’t have to hold the pencil my way because the concepts to the drawing are the same regardless of pencil grip.
@@bradwynn Thank you friend..just thought I would ask.
i think the hips were a tad narrow, so even though your legs are angled properly, there is limited space between them
Gracias 🙏
Thank you! This was a great tutorial!
Love your vids.
Seems like you are open and wanting of critique so here are my observations. You are exponentially better at drawing then me.
My noob critique is the legs ended up too straight without a big enough gap between them, especially around the knee level. Basically the right knee should be bended more out and possibly rotated a little more out. Left knee looks like it could bend more, your rhythm feels like a line while the reference feels more like curve. I feel the ankles overall could use more tension/bend in them.
Right pec could be higher and more rotated out, probably stemming from problem with the right shoulder which should be raised and rotated a little. Or left pec/shoulder could be further down, maybe a mix of both. Looking closer left shoulder could be wider. RIght hip could be slightly lower. Left forearm further angled out.
Amazing!!!
Pls you can do a video about how to draw eyes.
Great work
Keep it up .... this is great
Thanks for the kind comment!
So, after working in both Loomis and RIley, which one do you prefer? I keep going back and forth, and sometimes mix the two.
great work
Your drawing are beautiful
Thank you so much 😊
It seems like the method would be inadequate for a twisting torso.
Not gonna lie, this dude is packing
Very nice 👍👍
Thank you Shuvo Arts!!!
@@bradwynn welcome. 😊
Because of LIFE I had to do this on a Monday. So my Loomis Monday is gonna be on a Tuesday this week...
How to draw hands ?
bro could you make a video explaining how you can design women's hair please!
I will. It’s in the queue and thank you for watching!!! 😃
Which method do you prefer, Loomis or Reily?
Draw Paul McCartney
I’ll put him on The Who to draw next list! 😀
@@bradwynn thx I have always wanted to draw it
Жаль , русских субтитров нет ?! можно добавить ? было - бы здорово !!!
Am i the only one who thinks the model looks a bit like @Bradwynn Jones
I follow you for 2 years now, Bradwin, you're doing amazing work.
Small little detail of anatomy which Riley and Loomis perhaps didn't know and you're being faithful to them.
Upper segment to lower segment ratio in males is 1.2 :1 in males and reverse in females.This is evolutionary.. across the world.
Upper segment refers to the distance from top of head to the pubic tubercle, and lower segment from ground till the pubic tubercle.
Love these live drawings where you explain anatomy. You have amazing level of talent !
Nice 👌👌👌👌👌
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!! 🙏
You Are amazing and I like your technical pencil ✏ I love your paintings
Great feeling after drawing this little guy,,, well commented video. M
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Excellent work
Appreciate it
Thank you!!!😀
Could you do a half an hour of gesture drawing examples. A lot of us are trying to get a feel for the rhythm?
thank brad
I literally can't thank you enough for these videos, my thanks are honestly not enough and you are so generous for making this content available for free.