How to Draw the HEAD and FACE - REILLY METHOD 3/4 View - Art Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here we cover the Reilly method, but this time at a 3/4 angle.
It is an incredibly useful tool to add to your arsenal of knowledge when it comes to drawing the human head and face. I hope you find this tutorial useful! I know, personally, I LOVE using this method.
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Thank you for this. Using the Reilly Method/Abstraction has really helped me draw faces without reference. Even WITH reference, I struggled to draw a believable looking face! As a frustrated comic book artist, the Reilly method is my preferred method and I'd always wondered why there were no three quarter head profile lessons anywhere. This tutorial is perfect!
Honestly, that's the exact reason that I made the video. I couldn't find a single tutorial on how to do it, so i practiced it enough to be able to do this tutorial, with the hopes of providing an informative resource. I'm so glad you found it useful!
Hello, first sorry for my poor english, i wanted to tell you, thank you a lot for this tutorial, we got face from face and 3/4 view, could you make video for side view? :) with explanations :) thank again
Greg, hey :) I'm working on that one! Stay tuned!
haha, nice. Thank a lot for your channel very helpful. it's watched from Paris :D
There haven't been good tutorials on this for awhile. It's annoying. Nobody can really teach it well. Other than this method. It just takes brutal years of repetition.
I've tried the Loomis method, but my eyes weren't always in proportion, but ever since I've found out about this Reilly method, drawing faces got so much easier. Thanks alot.
For over a year now I struggled on the Loomis and Reilly method only to give up on both of them. Your videos have finally enabled me to understand the Reilly method and use it successfully. Thank you so much for sharing and describing it in a way that it can be understood. From now on I will always use the Reilly method.
For practice I'd recommend getting a styrofoam ball and cutting off the sides and putting on a simple clay nose wedge and just draw it from all angles over and over again until you go insane.
This is an extremely helpful tutorial. I've struggled with facial proportions and this helps so much, especially for a 3/4th view. It's hard finding specific angle references so I find learning this will help me draw without a need of those types of angle references. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your patient step by step instructions. As you said I couldn’t really find a decent tutorial on the Reilly Method.
Also thank you for just teaching and not talk talk talking about everything under the sun like some instructors.
I frickin loved it and the way you take a second to explain and describe the placement of the guideline or the purpose for the guideline was very helpful and really helped to remember and just understand...
I think you're videos have been the most helpful and I been using TH-cam to learn how to draw for about 8 months and I take about 3 to 4 hours out of each and every day to practice so im sure you can imagine how many videos I've watched.. so thank you very much.. for being awsome... YOU ROCK!!
Thank you so much for putting together a tutorial on the 3/4 angle of The Reilly Methode. I love the way in which you go slow enough for me to draw at the same time. I have struggled so much with drawing accurate faces but for some reason, I can remember the step in this method and I am so excited.
This is great. Thank you!
Very Useful. Never Imagined (when i went thro your video of Reilly Method ) that there could be a 3/4 view. Thank you
I appreciate you taking the time to do this. You'll see that I try to use the Reilly abstraction a lot in the art videos on my channel, but even I will still try to brush up on my skills and learn new things. So thanks for the video, and keep up the good work! - Jeff
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am a self-taught amateur painter and the one thing I like most to paint is portraits. I was struggling with getting the symmetry right and the Loomis method seemed lame to me (not intending to offend anyone) and I was getting worse results than no method. Now, with Reilley, I get better symmetry. And your video was very clear how to do it. Thanks!!!!
Thank you so much. Loomis emphasizes the importance of learning planes and basically throws a picture of an "Asaro head" at you in his book and says we should learn this and commit it to memory... But it's so hard to do so without a reference. The Reilly Method really solves this issue for me. Thanks, now I know how to tackle this phase in my learning
Thank you so much for doing this...currently taking a evening Drawing course and we went over this last class but way to quickly! This and your previous videos were very helpful. Keep up the great videos. Much love man!
Well, you helped one artist on the verge of giving up to not do it. After some time spent looking at Reilly methods of drawing I came to the conclusion he seems to be underrated in the artist community. Loomis this, Loomis that. I am sure Reilly had some method for figure drawing, but as with the head method it's scarce. Would you consider doing something like critiques hours in the future?
oh man, thank you. I studied the Reilly Method for the figure with Fogarty at the Art Students League a long time ago, but we never covered the face. Years ago online I tried to find anything on the Reilly method and had a really hard time. I knew it was a great method and wanted to study a Reilly face. No one covers the side view it seems online so I really appreciate this. I had trouble with what seems to be more guesswork on the side view because I wanted the divisions to correspond exactly. Thank you for making it clear that there is some bit of these angles that must be done with some amount of 3D intuition. I would have had a lot of trouble otherwise since the forward view is so specific. Thank you again so much. This was clear and you didn't labor over it and make it tedious. I was able to follow both front and side views that you've taught here. I am going to look up your art now! You have my gratitude.
Yes incredibly helpful. I will be looking at this demo often.
Again...I appreciate the clarity of information provided in your videos! Thank you Galen! :)
The best Reilly Method tutorial on 3/4 view. Thank you.
Thank you Galen! wonderful information and really happy that I have found your Tutorials !
after watching virtually every single Reilly Method video on youtube i can confirm that you are objectively the best drawing instructor on this platform. not up for debate, if you disagree you are wrong sorry
The eye proportions have been the hardest thing whenever I practice faces. Never have gotten it to look right unless I slavishly copy a photo reference to get proportions. Even then it's not that good.
Man. It's so goddamn hard.
This is great! I'm excited to try it
Thank you, this is thee best video on the method online that I've come across
Much appreciated for your effort, Galen! Thank you! :)
Thanks a ton Galen - i have looked for ever for a step by step of this method. WOuld love to see an example looking up and down.
Wow this is just so helpful. It really makes you wanna dig into this method.
This is such an awesome tutorial. Straight to the point, quick, and an amazingly proportionate outcome!
Thank u for sharing. I am a beginner, trying to learn the ins and outs of sketching. This helped me a lot.
Thanks, I appreciated you doing this.
Thank you so very much. I have been really struggling with this!
WoW thank you soooo much it is hard to find a video on this subject, plus this is so well explained so again thank you 🙏🙂❤️
Thank you so much. This is amazing tutorial. I can draw a face but i don't know the basic, i just draw within my imagination. Although it comes out okay . I'm so amazed and excited watching the way you teach . I appreciate it I'm looking forward for your next video.. God Bless you,.🙏
Great reference, Thx for putting in the effort.
Thanks again for another tutorial i love reilly method
Awesome video,Keep it up!
Awesome tutorials! Thanks a lot.
Great video, Thanks!!
This is awesome. Really helps me place the eyes and other features. I always struggled when using the Loomis methodZ.
Thank you for creating this vid. I followed your front view video of this method as well and it helped alot. =]
very helpful thank you galen
Thank you so much for this tutorial it really helped me a lot!!
Your videos are gifts that keep on giving. Much thanks! (Nov 2019)
Thanks for the video. Really liked it as it might solve a lot of problems while shading a face. Thanks again 👍🏻🙏🏻
I have adopted this method for portrait painting in the grisaille stage as well as drawing. It definitely helps get the balance but does not address likeness which is often where the person differs from the perfect often in the jaw area and eye shapes...i don’t find it too advanced and if you develop the reilly method theory further i would welcome another view or two. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing videos on Reilley method! Im gonna be drawing lots of these and Loomis to really get a better graps of the planes and forms of the head
Galen... Thanks, I found the Reilly Method Face to be helpful. Your teaching style Rocks! This 3/4 view is valuable info.
very good! thank you!
And we thank you for doing this demo. Very helpful
Thank you. I'm happy that you found it helpful!
Simply the best! thank you so much friend.
Thank your videos are really helping me with proportions.
Thank you so very much!
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Your video on the Reilly method is wonderfully done and has helped me visualize the placements of the facial features aline and connect however I will admit that in order for your well done tutorial, I have to develop with daily pratice. Thank you for the video.
thank you for the kind comment!
i love it. thank you
Great tutorial! ❤️
Wow, this is incredibly helpful! And the artist is cute too so that helps
So useful and wonderfully explained. You go at exactly the right pace for me, not too slow, not too rushed. Brilliant, I have been following a few of your videos. :)
thank you so much! I'm glad you found them helpful!
you explain so well every step . I find your tutorials so helpful and well well done. Thanks so much
Thank you! I'm glad that it was helpful!
Super helpful thanks!
Great lesson thank you very much. I'm just starting out and was able to draw a reasonable looking face from your vid.
SO MANY CIRCLES! SO MANY LINES! nice video :)
Great tutorial..! Thanks.
This is insane! You've actually applied Reilly onto a Loomis head!!
Might try this out soon.
Btw, is there any way I can contact you for critiques or comments once I've done some portraits?
Thank you for sharing this! It's so helpful 3/4 view is my favorite one to draw :)
Thank you! I'm glad it's been useful for you!
I really like It. Thanks a lot for sharing!
This is cool man thanks for this
great help! esp for portrait
Amazing sir and thank you so much
Thanku gallen besst demonstration
it's great, thank you.
Thank you for this.
It is very helpful man. Thanks for the video 👍
you're my hero thanks so much :)
Grateful for your lessons. Thank you. Subbed
I did it just need a lot more practice but I love it my portraits will look alive ❤️💯
Great tutorial!! made my life so much easier! haha
Very Good Tutorial :)
Sorry for the late upload folks! I had some issues with my computer, but all is well now! :D
Thank you that tutorial was very helpful to me.
you're very welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you!!!!
THANK YOU!
Thank you so much
Great job
Could you show a sketch from beginning to the finished product. I would really like to see it used through the whole process and show how you get to the end. I have tried to find written information, instructions, on how the process is fully done but haven't been able to do so. Do you know of any resources that show the complete process?
Great sessions . Now next it would be nice to have a reference face and apply the method to working on likeness as well please nicely 👩🎨
Great video and hope have more in the future 🙊
Thx~~~~~~very helpful~
Very helpful,
This is genius. Thank you Sir
Liked and subscribed! This method is new to me, so it will take a while to refine, but it is very cool! Thank you!
Thank you very much. this is really useful. You might also want to check the position of the right eye. It seems a little bit off
Thanks!
Galen, good job presenting. My problem with the Reilly abstraction is that is really doesn't focus on cheek bones and
brow ridge. This is particularly evident in the 3/4. I do like it for practice as it forces me to draw strong lines. thanks!
anzatzi which method do u prefer?
I have only just seen this video (and the frontal view video) finding them to be extremely helpful. Thank you.
ps: the little notch between the mouth and the nose is called the Filtrum though I'm fairly sure you have been told this before now (useless information but hey!)
Thank you
Surprisingly this was easier to draw then the full front Reilly method.
I think the front is easier for most people simple because of how difficult noses can be to draw in 3d space. But if this one was easier for you, then that's awesome! :)
Great😍😍
Thank you sir
Thank you it has help me doing heads from imagination
that's great!
Thank you, found this inspirational, other than this and Andrew Loomis are there other alternative methods for construction of the head?