This was a rougher drawing day for me but still good practice I think. I couldn't decide what I was in the mood to draw, but I wanted to tackle some of my weaknesses in head structure, so I looked some more into the loomis head method.
There are a couple main areas of struggle for me
1. My line quality is poor because I consistently get too hasty with my line placement. I have to slow down far more than I would like if I want my lines to be clean. Mostly I need to insist to my self that every single stroke needs to be considered before it is placed. That patience is definitely something I have been building over time.
2. My circles and ellipses are far too inconsistent. I was trying my best to ghost in the circles and ellipses, but I only got what I wanted a small percentage of the time. This badly affected my loomis heads, because the heads' measurements would distort with a poorly drawn sphere, and an awkward ellipse would completely change the perspective of the head.
I also find it exponentially easier to draw a head that looks masculine compared to a feminine looking head. It seems to be that very nuanced and miniscule changes finally amount to a feminine appearance. I'd love to be able to control that well.
What I want to prioritize right now is exercises for drawing circles and ellipses. I am far more confident with straight lines compared to curved ones, so that will be my target for exercises.
