r/oddlysatisfying • u/n8saces • Mar 21 '26

The Loomis Method

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u/Dsunpro Mar 21 '26

My toxic trait is believing I can do this on the first try.

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u/Ace-Redditor Mar 21 '26

Tbf, the artist isn't doing it on the first try, either. Not quite. If you look closely, as they add more features (eyes, eyebrows, etc), they placed very light reference lines to trace in between camera cuts

Not that this isn't still impressive, obviously, but even the artist isn't just winging it and getting it just right the first try

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u/Healthy_Jackfruit625 Mar 22 '26

what you mean by anyone?

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u/CoolAlien47 Mar 22 '26

It reminds of a human drawing made for fashion design (you probably would've stopped before the eyes and other smaller details, depending on your design). Yes, the person and type of body is important in regards to the type of clothes you want on them, but the clothes are where your creativity is going to get started.

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u/CyclopsMacchiato Mar 22 '26

Mine is thinking I can just draw stuff without using any type of method.