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Is it possible to move the model's head laterally i.e. downward right or downward left?

This is a great help to those of us learning to paint portraits. Thanks to the developer and to this youtuber for bringing it tobus.

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How will people know that my original music was me and not AI?

I guess if I wanted to draw generic robot faces. Kidding aside. I suppose when someone is struggling with proportions it's a starting point but it's not gonna get you very far.

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Is the purpose of drawing the planes of the head to understand how to place shadows with different light sources and when drawing from imagination?

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Brilliant tutorial! Wise to teach all 3 methods. VIP

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Ah, the Riley stuff is exactly what I needed

Super helpful !

2 years later, but I'm definitely using this as a reference from now on!

the way you explained, really amazing !!!!1

But AI images still feels dead. If you use it for the moment it can be fun but then come back to it, the AI images feels dead.

Thank you

Thank you so much for the helpful comparison about the three methods! It gave me a big relief, and made me easier to decide which way I may stay on.

the fuck is divide three equal parts. its not equal

great information tut, I like the way you compared each of the methods and showed examples, thanks for your time.

thank you

The Loomis method is the simplest for me. Have not heard of the other two. Thank you much for the vid.

Fantastic video, but can I ask what tool you use to blend the shadows and the highlights? is is just the smudge tool? (I use GIMP for refrence)

Nah I just follow SpongeBob’s guide to drawing a circle without the last 2 steps

What helped me the most constructing the head was the method described in one of Gottfried Bammes' books

I think all 3 would blend well in a work flow. Loomis for beginners, riley seems nice to advance to for flow, but using the asaro head for light and shadows

I found Riley's method too much time consuming, i'm still at beginner level because I took longer break. However using some parts of his method helps me to rate the proportions of the face and each muscle a lot better than loomi's method, which doesn't focus on proportions despite being a lot simpler.

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This video reinstated my love of art!

This is a great video man! I think I will definitely stick to further learning the loomis method as it seems the most simple. Thank you

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I was an artist since 7, I explored many different art styles, design work, typography etc. I sold my first art work at the age of 14, I went on to work for many different clients, including Pewdiepie, and other high profile clients. I am now 26, with good knowledge on digital illustration, art direction, story-telling and design. I'm looking to expand to creative direction and story telling, using ai to create stories that take months, down to a week. I agree with both sides. It does suck to work for a long time to have an art style used (I've experienced the gross feeling of my art being used for the wrong purposes, and It's why i keep artists names outside my prompts), and I go through the grueling work of customizing an Ai image to just how I envision it. You are right, there is so much testing, note taking, and parameters and hours and hours of work to get something up to specifications for the direction I want to head in. It's not as easy as people think, it's a whole new medium, a medium of words and codes, it's neat if you think about it that way. I believe that there will be lanes for both. 1. Traditional artist who love the process can raise their value in the face of ai art, and clients who want and love human touch in the art works. 2. Creative directors needing a faster ai pace style fleshing out story boards in a matter of days, with clients who envision more than just one illustration and need a whole fleshed out story board - This provides cheaper production for the many stories that want to be told. - It's good for both if you see both sides of the coin. The people that will be losing work are the industrial artists that don't know how to tell a story through their artwork, or don't have an art style to sell. I believe in this case, it will push them more to inovate their traditional works to new heights, this will be exciting to see. However, one needs a positive perspective on life to keep pushing --- most artists unfortunately don't. I believe this situation is just like how traditional painters revolted when cameras were first invented for photography, painters said it would decimate the need for portrait painters, but instead, the camera's invention created lanes for both mediums to thrive in, creating distinct art mediums, and birthed many great legacies. The same thing is happening with Ai. It's all about perspective, and long term positive thinking as history repeats itself --- The positive thinkers always win. I understand the flesh wound of it's art style scraping, but the perspective I choose to see is a bright future for everyone. We as humans have a way of finding a way, no matter how negative the "now" feels. Traditional art will still live and thrive, and Ai art will find it's place. Thank you for your video, it was insightful and real. Cheers from the US.

I think this makes more sense as to what my professor meant by Dark to light when painting

In fact , this is not drawing but finally poor Foto-Imitation of standard-faces!

Just add shadow over the eyes, under the nose and on the upper lip of the mouth. Work with shadows.

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I wanted to draw an egg and I couldn't find a perfect picture for it so i used your head if its okay with you .

Thank you! I've been drawing digitally as a hobby for some time now but always did the lighting by intuition and never learned actual patterns that painters use

i used this method before it's really useful

why not use a combination of all of them?

Do you have a link to your background pictures of the Asaro heads? would be great to have them as my wallpaper so im forced to see them constantly :D

Hi Daniel, great video. I have been drawing portraits for quite some time, mostly by tracing and shading (see my progress via zitatinte, if you are interested). Now I reset and want to learn from the start (again). Also like to practice the basics daily and just putting up my "etudes". Love your approach. The only resistance I perceive is your 3rd step (drawing basic forms without perspective). I am so used to recognise perspective now (learned it in my childhood and perfected it over the years), that I can't stand even looking at those objects. Is there any reason for me to practice them anyway? Anything I overlook skipping this step? Otherwise I would jump right to level 4. Thank you again. Just working further through your beginners blog posts and videos. Thank you very much for the inspiration. Viele Grüße nach Bocholt 👋🏼

It's been a year... which of my predictions came true? CAME TRUE: - Selling art: scammers are selling AI generated art, stickers and whatnot left and right. Non-artists will probably not notice the difference. :( - Art will be difficult to distinguish: Kinda came true. AI art is difficult to distinguish from other AI art. It kinda looks the same. But then again, this makes it "easy" to distinguish from hand-made art. - Content flood: Yep, the internet is getting flooded, like I predicted. There's so much AI art on Instagram now... Look for the (very) high contrast images with very smooth color transitions. You will know what I mean. DID NOT COME TRUE: - Replacement of artists: I'm not sure, but I don't think AI art has wiped out that many artists careers yet... - Video creation: I don't think there has been much buzz about AI video creation anymore. It's just not good enough yet. However, there are crazy developments in the area of (automatic) video editing! - Image generation tools: No, AI image generators are not a "normal tool" and free to use, like I wrongly predicted. Certainly not in WhatsApp. There are free tools, but they are severely limited. Everything is subscription based nowadays - companies are trying to milk this stuff to the max. But still requires a lot of computing power which makes it expensive. - copyright: NO, copyright is not "a thing of the past". But strangely not that much has happened here. There have been a few law cases, like the New York Times sueing OpenAI. But the big players like Nintendo and Warner Bros. haven't really made a move. Also, governments and regulators just don't seem to be sure what to do with this stuff. Maybe a lot is happening behind the scenes here, but no news for the general public...

I don't know yet, if I placed in the contest... I'll update this comment as soon as I know. I doubt it though because there were SO many AWESOME entries... 😳😁

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