As I write this, I will be using a computer to sketch with, but the Loomis method has been around long before computers and can be used with any method of sketching or drawing.

Practice and Patience

Mastering the Loomis method requires patience and consistent practice. Early attempts may feel awkward or imprecise, but with repetition, as in any piece of art, the motions become more natural and confidence grows, which builds one’s mental library for quick reference later. The foundation—the circle and centerline—should be seen as a helpful background, not a limitation, allowing for creativity and the development of personal style.

OK let’s do this!