Complete Loomis Method course — Master Head & Face Drawing from Any Angle
Draw Every Head Angle from Zero to Mastery!
Tired of scattered tips on YouTube? This course is different.
We start from absolute zero — using just one pencil only and a sketchbook — and build step by step until you master every head angle with the Loomis Method.
This course doesn’t just focus on copying photos — it’s about truly understanding the structure and learning how to create head poses from imagination.
You’ll master not only the Loomis system, but also my unique personal touch that makes it clear, simple, and practical.
Course content:
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12 main lessons + 2 bonus lessons (14 lessons total)
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Each lesson is step-by-step, clear, and packed with demonstrations
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Learn how to draw heads from any angle with confidence — even from imagination
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Future updates: new lessons and additional content may be added over time, and you’ll get access to them at no extra cost
Who this course is for:
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Beginners who need a simple, proven system
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Intermediate artists who want consistent results
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Advanced artists who want to sharpen skills or learn my personal approach
Start today and master the structure of the head once and for all.
Draw faces that hold up from every angle — the Loomis Method, made simple.
No complicated theory, just practical steps that actually work.
- Who is Andrew Loomis and why his method matters
- His famous book "Drawing the Head and Hands"
- How the Loomis system works — simplified
- One pencil is all you need
- The right paper for sketching
- How to draw a full portrait with minimal tools
- How to draw a clean circle — the foundation of the Loomis method
- Different techniques for drawing circles correctly for beginners
- Understanding the Loomis head using a real 3D sphere model
- Placing the vertical and horizontal guidelines on the sphere
- Practicing the Loomis ball in multiple positions — focusing on how the two guidelines shift with each angle
- Homework: draw the Loomis ball in 15 different positions
- Quick review of the previous lesson
- Using a skull model to understand the fixed and moving parts of the head
- What the circle represents in the Loomis head — and how to identify it
- Comparing the sphere model with the skull to locate the circle correctly
- Understanding the center point and where it sits on the head
- Where the oval shape representing the eye socket is placed
- The side plane cut — theory and how it looks in different positions
- Practical drawing: the side plane cut in multiple head positions
