SCULPTING A HEAD IN NOMAD SCULPT using the Loomis Method - Part 1 - Basic scaling

Sculpting a head in Nomad Sculpt using the Loomis Method - Part 1 - Basic scaling I've been sketching for decades using a book to guide me called 'Drawing the head and hands' by Andrew Loomis. The Loomis method is a technique using simple shapes and measured landmarks to sculpt a human head. It starts with a ball, breaks it into four equal sections with two lines and then uses the created measurements to place facial features. I thought I'd take that learning and use it with Nomad Sculpt on the iPad and share it in a series here on Youtube. Watch part 2 - sculpting the jaw and mouth The book: If you want to learn more about the sketching method, Stan Prokopenko has been creating videos on the subject for over 8 years If you want the head template I use in this video you can find it in our Resources Hub. In order to access the hub please click on the link below ______________ FREE Creative Resource Hub & FREE mini course Thank you for watching this Nomad video and I hope you found it useful. I would love you to join our Resource Hub where you will find: • assets we mention in our Nomad videos such as Matcaps and stamps. • information about other creative software that we love and that is free. • video content that is exclusively for the hub and nowhere else online • Exclusive early offers on any of our courses • New content every month Once you have joined you will also get a mini Nomad course where you will learn to create your own character in Nomad....