Started drawing better portraits with one trick (this worked for me).

[@kiokayx]

this helped thanks :3

[@luketarosluck1601]

summary: learn the Loomis method (there is a book)
this being said, the video has beautiful walkthroughs

[@leandrolambardi9712]

Good video

[@DudeWhoDraws]

Thanks for that!

[@ArtOfDan9908]

Awesome!

[@DudeWhoDraws]

Thanks 😁

[@bigboy-en3ev]

wow this helped alot on understanding proportions i justed subed im gunna have fun with this thx a lot really fun to watch

[@DudeWhoDraws]

That's awesome to hear, glad u liked it!

[@MayaDrawingArt]

Well done 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@6drk6mrc6]

I think primary planes are enough for drawing. Further subdivisions are good for simulating light and shadows

[@DudeWhoDraws]

Interesting, after a while I found it seemed a bit basic. For example, I found it much more helpful to split the forehead plane into 3 parts like the secondary or asaro head - I think it helps more with angles/ perspectives or even details. Primary planes are a good start but I agree, subdivisions definitely make shading easier :)