How to Sculpt the Loomis Head

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It can be difficult for sculptors to get the shape of the skull correct, but we can avoid a lot of mistakes by learning about the Loomis head! In this lesson you’ll learn about the importance of the Loomis method and how to construct a Loomis head by using simple forms and measuring landmarks. Without this method you might find yourself sculpting a skull improperly which can lead to an unintentionally askew face later on. If you enjoy this lesson check out the links below to learn more about it.
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@ProkoTV 2 года назад

Check out more of the sculpting course at proko.com/sculpture

@spectral308 2 года назад

i've always wanted to learn how to sculpture a head

@AndrewJosephKeith 2 года назад

Portrait sculpting course coming soon!

@symmachus898 2 года назад

I really fancy this course & I'm tempted to buy some clay. I've dabbled in Loomis for my sketching, only half heartedly but it woked wonders.

@SC-bg8wf Год назад

It's hard to imagine how you could improve this video. Many Thanks.

@christiantrujillo1986 12 дней назад

I love you sir! This is going to help me a lot in ceramics.

@itsiwhatitsi 2 года назад

How much you can learn and understand with these kind of shapes! Very interesting video

@SmingleDingleBingle 2 года назад

Alkq

@trickster80 Год назад

followed along with my kneaded eraser because i was bored, really good tutorial

@semiboom 2 года назад

very helpful!

@mateteii7277 2 года назад

This method is simple and fun 👍

@Msannamitta 2 года назад

good idea 👍. The sculptures in the instruction is what grabbed my attention, especially the facial features. very nice, I like that! cool 😎!

@stanimirgeorgiev.87 2 года назад

The most important question for every amateur is: what kind of clay do you use? 🙂

@AndrewJosephKeith 2 года назад

Chavant nsp medium clay

@DrWhom 2 года назад

@@AndrewJosephKeith OP was making fun of the noob's habit of always asking about materials. closely followed by the noob's conviction that all that is takes is_patience_

@stanimirgeorgiev.87 2 года назад

@@AndrewJosephKeith Thanks for the reply. And by the way a wonderful Loomis head. I prefer to work with more hard clay and just for that i ask because i notice your clay have this hard looking saturation. Unfortunately, there is no Chavant clay here in Bulgaria.

@frankie461 Год назад

My little sister's clay from school

@stanimirgeorgiev.87 Год назад

@@frankie461 Send lots of greetings to your little sister. Last night she was amazing.

@BenjaminNBS 2 года назад

This video was great - clear and helpful! I'd like to try and sculpt my own 'Asaro' head. Do you think the Loomis head is a good place to start, then add the more complex planes of the head? If anyone knows of a good tutorial similar to this, but for an Asaro head, please let me know! Thanks.

@mahanandpandit6253 2 года назад

You explained very well thanks sir

@sharadsolas7839 6 месяцев назад

Beautiful and scientific basic work🎉🎉

2 года назад

We're all going to make it through.

@benarts2271 2 года назад

Very helpful!

@sohamkhandre1222 9 месяцев назад

Very useful video. Thank You sir...

@CollegeKidd Год назад

"Dayum this looks easy" 15 minutes later "WHY IT DOESN'T STICK TOGETHER"

@sussu3213 2 года назад

Wow this is really helpful! I'm gonna by me some clay and do it! Thanks a lot!

@dextersumsaltube 2 года назад

Very very informative.very very pro. :)

@funkykoval2099 2 года назад

Great stuff, thank You! After learning 3D cad software last year I'm starting to think that sculpture is a really 3D art, not this hardware and cash demanding software showing isometric throw on monitor plane.. I will work on cheaper version, because hobby materials become pricey recently. Ivanevsky made model from led bulb, but he is a cartoonist, so proportions are diferent from start. All best!

@VertexCarver 2 года назад

@Funky Koval A suggestion is to try out "Blender" which is open-source idealist version of Autodesk's different programs (It's a jack of all trades but digital sculpting is one of them). There are tons of tutorials & some of them might give you some nice to have add-on's that make the sculpting easier. Such as a better optimized Dynamesh; Projected geometry which basically gives you more or less detail to sculpt with. Worth mentioning is that the industry standard in CGI & games has & still is "Zbrush" but it's a very hefty investment with a bit of an uncertain future as it recently got bought up by Moxon who does not have the best reputation. Good luck mate! ^^ Edit; typo

@frenchaccent802 2 года назад

That's so cool ! One more thing to learn let's go

@hiimhunter7649 2 года назад

If i ever get my hands on some cheap clay i'm 100% going to do this just to have a general model of the loomis head to study

@tunein6765 2 года назад

I know it is not the same but you can make play dough at home. You could then bake it to make it hard

@AndrewJosephKeith 2 года назад

Dollar tree in the USA also has cheap non-dry modeling clay that works great!

@CRonaldo72024 2 года назад

I consider sculpture is much like paint art , you should have a talent and ability and so much time spending to impress the audience.

@eEdselEdsel Год назад

Talent is a myth. Being able to make art is a series of skills that can be learned. All it takes is desire and lots of practice.

@keithlightminder3005 2 года назад

If the knife gets stuck, use a cheese cutting wire, shippiki, garrotte or a Yumi potters tool.

@sandipabose9415 Год назад

Very informative thank you so much sir

@danielaassj1408 2 года назад

Me habría venido bien para una evaluación que tuve el año pasado en la universidad. De todas modos es genial 😍😄

@Just_Javier 2 года назад

Great video mate

@Mipetz38 2 года назад

We are all going to make it

@prateeksharma1981 Год назад

Thank you so much ! 🐵🙈🙉🙊

@pramuanpoe3960 2 года назад

Hello 👋 sir, How Are You Today? Nice 👍 to See You again Sir.

@acronproject 5 месяцев назад

Thanks so much 🎉❤

@andesite_ouma3705 2 года назад

Bro i would loooovr this

@cempaaxochitl 2 года назад

so good! and what is the material you use to scalp this? what kind if clay?

@spectral308 2 года назад

let's gooo

@vaibhavvermaarts Год назад

Ur a goo teacher😮

@jtris01 2 года назад

If you wanted true proportions, you would cut of the bottom 1/3 near the back of the head.

@Ohhtooeasy 2 года назад

what kind of clay is that?

@gregorioportela Год назад

ótima didática, top!!

@joaquimraphael4875 2 года назад

Excelente ótimo conteúdo gratoooo

@mpgaming07 Год назад

fk my eyes i watched the whole video thinking its 3k channel but the video is better .. realised its 3M

@davidleong8228 2 месяца назад

Ask proko

@assisviola3526 Год назад

Muito bom!!

@Peachievines5035 Год назад

Me one who tried to made this structure with kneading eraser...

@elinbirgis 2 года назад

I think sculpy-people usually have a 2-d model to sculpt from, never just wing it

@davidleong8228 2 месяца назад

I don't know

@rachelmurphy4190 8 месяцев назад

My room is now full of macaque heads, am still not very good at it however i only been doing it for two days lol

@ProkoTV 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, keep putting time in lol. Two days is early!

@darkknight4353 2 года назад

This video is supposed to go in Proko3d

@ProkoTV 2 года назад

We put this on the main channel because even if a lot of students don't want to take up figure sculpting, they may want to make this sculpture to help them with drawing. We've received a lot of comments in the past asking Stan how to make a loomis head for reference and this video covers that. The video is also in the proko3d sculpting playlist.

@TuấnNguyễn-y1d9k 2 месяца назад

Chậm thôi

@acronproject 5 месяцев назад

❤❤❤❤متشکرم

@redcafe10 2 месяца назад

Hi, may I know what type of clay did you used?

@ProkoTV 2 месяца назад

Chavant NSP medium is his typical clay of choice

@jordanortiz9196 2 года назад

@Tulikaandmadhulika0009 3 дня назад

Thumbnail me iska face ekdum iron ma ke shape jese tha!!!😂

@sergiomorales3551 2 года назад

Bruh

@djshsjwjdhdud8662 2 года назад

hurb

@user-yg6ki7ou2y 2 года назад

Urhb

@shigeokageyama5938 2 года назад

Burh

@randalllaue4042 2 года назад

Why can’t they make a paper sculpture? Paper model life size...

@AllThingsSoul 2 года назад

There's so much geometry involved in this. Pretty hard to follow unless you have mastered geometry. And it's really hard to see the clay as you're working. Lighting is not great. Disappointing.

@davidleong8228 2 месяца назад

Play dough