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Understanding the Loomis Head Structure
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.
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Understanding the Loomis Head Structure
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