Do you have a hard time drawing the shape of the head and adding features to it correctly?

Do you find it difficult to draw the head in “weird” angles while keeping the features in perspective?

Have you tried using the Loomis method only to find that it doesn’t always work in every situation?

These are some of the most common struggles artists face when it comes to head drawing. Without a reliable method that works in any angle, drawing the head with proper feature placement can feel impossible.

Here’s the key: accurate feature placement starts at the very beginning of the head drawing process. 

This 5-day workshop will teach you how to place features on the head accurately in any angle. 

You’ll learn how to set up the big shape of the head in perspective and establish the centerline and thirds. Once you have those guidelines in place, you’ll learn to block in the features with key landmarks of the skull. The features will essentially place themselves correctly when you follow this method for constructing your head drawings.

You’ll also learn how perspective can appear distorted in reference photos and how to navigate this situation to avoid problems.

In just 5 days, you’ll know exactly how to set up your head drawings so that correct feature placement is obvious and straightforward. 

You’ll be able to use basic perspective knowledge to ensure that the features are aligned and sitting in perspective for a unified looking head drawing. 

As a result, your head drawings will look more realistic and you’ll save time by not having to double check and measure proportions further along in the drawing process. This will free your energy up to focus on character design, likeness, and expression.

No more confusion or frustration. With this process, you’ll be able to move ahead in your drawing progress and get more enjoyment from your head drawing studies.