Class Overview

Portrait sketching practice is often skipped in the early stages of learning, but it's essential for real growth. In this weekly series, you'll practice drawing one portrait head per class using the Loomis method, exploring different angles in just 15 minutes. If you are new here, you can check the previous classes on Loomis Method to understand the basics and come back for practice.

What You’ll Learn

How to sketch portrait heads quickly and effectively using the Loomis method
Practice portraits from different angles: from beginner-friendly to complex views
Improve your understanding of facial structure and proportions
Build a consistent portrait sketching habit
Learn how short practice sessions can boost your overall portrait skills
Get more comfortable translating reference images into portraits

Why You Should Take This Class

Knowing a method like Loomis isn’t enough, it’s the practice that sharpens your skill
This series focuses on doing, not just learning
Regular practice helps you approach portraits with confidence and clarity
You’ll gain the ability to apply this method across a variety of references, improving your observation skills

Who This Class Is For

Beginners who want to improve their portrait sketching
Artists looking to build confidence with facial proportions and structure
Anyone who enjoys drawing portraits and wants a simple, consistent way to practice
Creatives looking to develop a steady sketching routine with minimal time commitment

Materials You’ll Need

A pencil
A sketchbook or any drawing paper
An eraser

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