These two pictures are about a year apart. For the longest time I avoided using color, but I continued to see my line work improve. I realized if I wanted to keep growing I was going to had to get out of my comfort zone. You might be going through the same thing. Don’t be scared afraid to try some new, you may find out it was the best decision you ever made

A lot of times as artist we compare ourself to our peers, to the ones we look up to. Not only does this water down what you feel like you can do but also takes away from the creativity that only you can bring to the world. Be the best that YOU can be, don’t worry about the others. You are here to show your own uniqueness. Be blessed and keep creating

Show us a drawing a piece you drew 3 months ago vs now

The Loomis method starts with a simple sphere—this represents the cranium. To establish the side planes, we “cut” the sides of the sphere. These cuts flatten out the roundness, creating a foundation for accurate perspective and proportion. - Sphere: Represents the roundness of the skull. - Cut Sides: Shows where the side planes of the head sit. - 3D Turns/Angles: Rotating the form lets us understand how the head moves in space. By starting with this modified sphere, we can place features more accurately and maintain structure at any angle.