Human head is oval, resembling an egg. Main axis bisects nose lengthwise. Neck muscles form V-shape from mastoid process to breastbone
Andrew Loomis developed a simplified head drawing technique for realistic portraits. Method breaks head structure into basic shapes and measurements. Artists can draw heads from front, side profile and any angle
Andrew Loomis developed a systematic portrait drawing process. Method simplifies complex head drawing from any angle. Focuses on fundamental shapes rather than individual features
Male body has broader shoulders and narrower pelvis than females. Typical male figure stands about seven and a half heads tall. Key muscle groups include pectorals, deltoids, and biceps
Face is shaped like an egg when viewed face-on. Face width is generally five eyes or less. Distance between eyes equals one eye. Distance between lower lip and chin equals one eye
Andrew Loomis developed this technique in 1940s using geometric grids. Method consists of constructing grid and placing facial features within it. Excellent for beginners but may be inflexible for experienced artists