I asked proko this but not sure if he will answer. When he says a thin piece of the side plane can be seen from the front, does that mean the side plane isn't totally flat, but curves a bit toward the front? Or does that mean when seen from the top, it is tilted kinda like the first image? In that case, in a profile view, wouldn't the side plane be slightly to the front of the head instead of right in the middle? Or am I misunderstanding something?

Welcome back @silentmoonss, The structure looks really nice on your sketch. The first couple of things that stand out for me are the turn of the face (your sketch is facing more to the front while the reference is more turned to the our right). The eyes sockets seem wider in your sketch as well and it perhaps has to do with the face looking more frontal. The last one I see is the tilt of the head; the angle on your sketch's head is more at 90 degrees, but on your reference the head is slightly tilted to the left. I hope this helps. For having eyeballed the proportions you were pretty good.

Hi fellow Artists. My first attempt to draw a portrait after a very successful 5 week Head drawing course. I think I'm finally starting to get likeness on my drawings. I'm still trying to work the far eye issue. If you spot anything else your feedback is very welcome.

I don't like how this turned out, maybe the values are too dark?

Here's my drawing I did while watching the real-time demo (and pausing a lot of time!). I used F, 4B and 6B pencils.

2023/7/19. Good morning everybody. Let’s start the training day with my usual 30 mins warming up exercise. It's very interesting seeing like changing some details like the length of the chin or the shape of the nose, makes your character changes dramatically. Thanks.

2023/8/3. Figure and portrait class with live model at R. Museum Art School tonight.

Here is my attempt to sketch the godfather of surrealism himself. I think I got the chin a little to wide. If you find any other opportunities for me to adjust I will greatly appreciate it.

Hi everyone! I think I'm getting a little better but still struggling with the Robo Bean. This pose in particular I'm having a hard time with...The model seems very close to a side view here, so I'm not sure if I should show any front or back planes for the ribcage and torso. I did 4 different attempts at this pose. Do any of them look right to any of you? Thank you for taking the time to check out this post! Good luck with the Robo Bean everyone! Sincerely, Grace Mounce

Hello everybody! Hope everyone is having a great day. Please check out my drawing from today and let me know if you have any suggestions!

Day 26: I did another portrait with some simplified values today. I like how the proportions turned out, but I’m disappointed how my values look, especially with how long it took me to draw this. What’s giving me the hardest time is seeing the different values in the lights. Even when squinting it’s still difficult for me to see. Other than that I see an improvement so I am satisfied with this project. Please let me know if you have any suggestions!

I spent about 20 minutes straight trying to get the measuring right and when I started drawing about 5 minutes in I realized it was completely wrong and I spent nearly half an hour wasting my time. How do I do better?

I wanted to draw again one of my first drawings from 3 years ago when I started drawing back. Please take a look at them, and provide some feedback on where I can do better on the new one. Let me know If I captured the likeness better this time. Thank you all in advance for you feedback. The one in the middle is the one I made yesterday and today (6/7 and 6/8)

Wow, what a huge improvement! I think your proportions and placement of the facial features look good, and the over all expression seems nice. To improve, you need to make sure you are accurately copying the shapes and angles you see. I did a diagram to show you what I mean, I hope it helps. Keep up the good work :)

Hi there K.C. Thank you for your post. I think it depends on how you digest the information. For me what worked, was Watts' Head Drawing Fundamentals with Brian Knox that helped me understand how the skull plays into the drawing. He uses the Riley rythms to explain where the features of the skull fit in the concept. I would highly recommend you checking that. Vonun brings a good point to checking the Anatomy course here on Proko as well. If you want a tutorial that perhaps goes a bit deeper like "the eye socket is the size of the distance from the bottom of the nose to the bottom of the teeth;" I'm not sure how much are we allowed to suggest other schools, but the Life Drawing Academy has a pretty cool tutorial on the skull where it explains the proportions of the features on a skull. You can also check SOA channel on Youtube, That is more academic is ran a a profession at one of the universities in Kentucky, but it's pretty good as well. I hope this helps

Hello fellow artists. This is my try at a 3/4 view female. I've been struggling with getting likeness. I did use the Loomis method to build the head. Any feedback you can give me will be very much appreciated. Reference came from Bodies in Motion.

Hi guys and gals this is my first try at the Loomis Head from any angle. I agree that the 3D model makes it way more comprehensive.

my mannequinization assignment. I think i'm starting to get it, but something's still feel off, i think it's the shoulder length. I need some critiques and feedbacks on this.

2023/4/25. Good morning everybody. Here’s a quick preparatory study for my next pencil (or Conte) drawing. Thanks for any suggestion or advice. Have a good week.