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Triangle?
This time I used “Triangle” as the base, not the usual circle. This is not the “Triangle Method” because I didn’t used an inverted Triangle. It’s like an improvised guide inspired by The Triangle and Loomis method. The triangle resembles an isosceles triangle that cover the top nose bridge (radix) down to the lower part of the lower lip (mentolabial sulcus).Once the base is done, the placement of other features around it can be imagined easily. I was able to use an accurate triangle that resembles the structure of mouth and nose due...
Timelapse Semi Realistic Crosshatch
This is not yet the final drawing. A lot of changes happened after this, like coloring, adding background, and fixing the hand. The finished piece, sadly I can’t show it to you. But you can check out the Dawn of the Firebird, a Novel by Sarah Mughal.
Why Use Loomis Method?
It helps guide you place facial features correctly. At the same time, allowing you to create something different from the reference. When you master loomis, even if you don’t have reference, you can still draw a face, and the bonus is, it’s a new character. Entirely made by you, from scratch. Doesn’t matter if it’s ugly or beautiful. Nothing is perfect. Looking at the mirror or observing people will give you this internal reflection that imperfection is part of an authentic world.Not every drawing needs to look like Sung Jin Woo. Or bar...
Book Character Commission
Been working on this character. I want to show you how I make the bird. I’m already in the coloring process. I will show you soon the complete black and white manga style version.
Uncut Timelapse of “Conqueror’s Game”
This is a depiction of a high elf lord (bigger than normal elves) who conquered four worlds. The four skulls represent the defeated kings decorated on her crown. You can see that the 4th skull has unusual features indicating that it’s not human. Best hatching practice: use thin tip pen liners. I recommend sizes like .10 or .30.Use smooth papers always.
Uncut Timelapse of “All-seeing” by Pogzart
I used crosshatching technique in trash polka red twist with the following materials:Pentel graphgear 1000 0.5 4b leadRotring Isograph 0.3Pentel Ted Permanent MarkerRotring EraserGet access to my tutorials! Be a Sketchling! 🫡
Uncut Timelapse of “Wear My Crown, Daughter”
If you’re studying crosshatching seriously, timelapse videos are like compressed masterclasses — efficient and revealing.
3 minutes time-lapse of David Corenswet as Superman
You can access my video tutorials for longer, and guided instructions.
3 minutes time-lapse uncut drawing process of Ryuk/Kaiju Something.
I don’t use guidelines when drawing monsters. Be sure to access my video tutorials to learn more about how to draw like this by heart! Thank you for your support! ❤️🫡
Video 91 Let's Draw Female (Side Eye) Part 4
✍️ (Advanced) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Side Eye) – Part 4By PogzartIn Part 4, we apply the final polish and emotional refinement. This is where your portrait becomes a living character — not just a drawing. Through thoughtful value control, focused linework, and subtle details, we guide the viewer’s eye to the gaze, amplify the mood, and create a unified finish that feels elegant, clean, and intentional.🎯 ObjectiveFinalize the portrait with expressive focus, light clarity, and subtle emotional storytelling through detail and ...
Video 90 Let's Draw Female (Side Eye) Part 3
✍️ (Advanced) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Side Eye) – Part 3By PogzartIn Part 3, we complete the portrait by focusing on the hair, lighting, and overall polish — all while keeping the gaze clear and expressive. The challenge in this stage is maintaining the softness of the face while giving the hair enough volume, flow, and character to match the angle and mood. This part ties everything together through light, line, and final detail.🎯 ObjectiveComplete the portrait with semi-realistic female hair that supports the sideways gaze, ...
Video 89 Let's Draw Female (Side Eye) Part 2
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Side Eye) – Part 2By PogzartIn Part 2, we move from base construction into refining the face — with special focus on the side-glancing eyes. This phase is where we sculpt the features with clarity and emotion, anchoring the gaze, shaping the facial flow, and defining the form with clean lines and early shading.🎯 ObjectiveRefine the semi-realistic female face with proper eye direction, soft anatomy, and balanced form — especially from an angled view.Strengthen your understanding of:Fe...
Video 88 Let's Draw Female (Side Eye) Part 1
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Side Eye) – Part 1By PogzartIn this focused study, we begin a semi-realistic female portrait viewed slightly from the side, with the eyes looking to the side (not the head fully turned). This subtle pose adds complexity — you must understand facial structure in perspective while maintaining softness and rhythm in form. It's a great test of construction, placement, and visual storytelling.🎯 ObjectiveBuild a strong, soft-angled female head in semi-realistic style, with side-glancing ...
Video 87 Let's Draw Female Semi Realistic Part 4
✍️ (Advanced) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Semi-Realistic) – Part 4By PogzartThis final stage is about bringing your portrait to completion — polishing light, refining expression, and unifying all the elements you’ve constructed. It’s not just about finishing touches, but giving your character life, presence, and mood through careful value balance, final hatching, and edge control.🎯 ObjectiveRefine and finish your female portrait with expressive polish, lighting clarity, and unified contrast.Master:Subtle expression refinementF...
Video 86 Let's Draw Female Semi Realistic Part 3
✍️ (Intermediate to Advanced) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Semi-Realistic) – Part 3By PogzartIn Part 3, we bring hair and form integration into focus — completing the female portrait by adding a hairstyle that flows with the head’s structure and enhances the overall character. This is where volume, rhythm, and stylization meet the solid anatomy you’ve already built.🎯 ObjectiveDraw and render semi-realistic female hair that fits the portrait’s structure, personality, and light direction.Refine mastery of:Hair shape and silhoue...
Video 85 Let's Draw Female Semi Realistic Part 2
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Semi-Realistic) – Part 2By PogzartIn Part 2, we bring structure to life by refining the facial features with subtle shapes, soft anatomy, and clean line rhythm. This phase is all about sculpting the face — giving it character, volume, and expression while maintaining semi-realistic stylization rooted in anatomy.🎯 ObjectiveDevelop the female face through refined linework, accurate features, and soft hatching that defines form and expression.Reinforce understanding of:Female facial propo...
Video 84 Let's Draw Female Semi Realistic Part 1
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Let’s Draw Female (Semi-Realistic) – Part 1By PogzartWelcome to Part 1 of our female portrait session. This is where we build the foundation — a strong, proportional head using construction techniques tailored for semi-realistic anime-inspired female characters. You’ll learn to set up the skull, facial guides, and soft structural rhythms that define femininity while keeping everything grounded in form.🎯 ObjectiveConstruct a semi-realistic female face using proportion, rhythm, and anatomical balance as ...
Video 83 Let's Draw Male Semi Realistic Part 4
✍️ (Advanced) Practice: Let’s Draw Male (Semi-Realistic) – Part 4By PogzartIn Part 4, we focus on the final polish and expression, transforming your portrait from a structured study into a finished character. This is where subtle choices in line, texture, and value bring emotion and personality to the surface. It’s no longer just a drawing — it’s a presence.🎯 ObjectiveRefine the portrait’s expression, lighting, and balance, and apply final passes of cleanup, detail, and character identity.Refine mastery of:Emotional expressio...
Video 82 Let's Draw Male Semi Realistic Part 3
✍️ (Intermediate to Advanced) Practice: Let’s Draw Male (Semi-Realistic) – Part 3By PogzartIn Part 3 of the male semi-realistic portrait, we complete the character by focusing on hair rendering, final hatching polish, and emotional clarity. You’ve built the structure, shaped the features, and formed the light — now it’s time to add the final visual voice: hair, character detail, and confident finish lines.🎯 ObjectiveFinalize the portrait with expressive hair, balanced values, and refined line control. This session emphasizes ch...
Video 81 Let's Draw Male Semi Realistic Part 2
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Let’s Draw Male (Semi-Realistic) – Part 2By PogzartNow that the structure is in place, it’s time to bring the portrait to life. In Part 2, we refine the features, apply form-based shading, and begin light hatching to define depth, expression, and mood. This is where stylization meets realism — where your lines gain direction, weight, and voice.🎯 ObjectiveRefine the male portrait with detail, light hatching, and form-aware rendering in a semi-realistic style.Reinforce understanding of:Refined anatomy fo...
Video 80 Let's Draw Male Semi Realistic Part 1
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Let’s Draw Male (Semi-Realistic) – Part 1By PogzartThis is where construction meets character. In Part 1 of this portrait session, we begin drawing a male face from the ground up in semi-realistic style, using structure, rhythm, and hatching to form the base of a believable head. It’s all about proportion, placement, and preparing the canvas for detail and personality.🎯 ObjectiveBuild a semi-realistic male face with accurate construction, strong form, and controlled linework.Reinforce understanding of:Ma...
Video 79 (Master) Practice Session: Complete your Character Portrait's Hair
✍️ (Master) Practice Session: Complete Your Character Portrait’s HairBy PogzartAt this stage, it’s time to bring it all together — structure, flow, texture, light, and personality. Hair isn’t just decoration; it supports the head’s form, enhances the face, and adds energy or mood. In this master-level session, you’ll focus on finishing your character portrait with fully realized hair — no shortcuts, no guesswork.🎯 ObjectiveRefine and complete a full head of hair for your character, integrating all learned principles into on...
Video 78 Drawing Curly Hair Male
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Drawing Curly Hair (Male)By PogzartCurly male hair is bold, expressive, and packed with texture. It adds volume, rhythm, and character to your design — but to draw it right, you need to understand form, direction, and grouping. This exercise will guide you through creating semi-realistic curly male hair, focusing on simplified structure, natural bounce, and strong silhouette.🎯 ObjectiveLearn to draw curly male hair by breaking it down into sculpted volumes, flowing curls, and natural density.Reinforce unders...
Video 77 Drawing Straight Hair Male
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Drawing Straight Hair (Male)By PogzartStraight male hair is clean, versatile, and powerful in design. It can be sharp and styled or soft and natural — but either way, flow and structure are key. In this exercise, you’ll learn how to draw male straight hair in a semi-realistic anime style with strong clump logic, gravity-based flow, and clean silhouette control.🎯 ObjectiveLearn to draw straight male hair by focusing on clump design, clean flow direction, and stylized simplicity.Reinforce understanding of:Di...
Video 76 Drawing Wavy Hair Male
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Drawing Wavy Hair (Male)By PogzartWavy male hair strikes the perfect balance between structure and movement. It’s versatile — from laid-back and loose to sharp and styled. In this exercise, we’ll build male wavy hair using S-curve logic, clean clumps, and silhouette control — tailored for semi-realistic anime character design.🎯 ObjectiveLearn to draw male wavy hair by mastering shape rhythm, weight, and simplified natural flow.Reinforce understanding of:Structured S-curve clumpingFlow around the headSh...
Video 75 Drawing Curly Hair Female
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Drawing Curly Hair (Female)By PogzartCurly hair is bold, bouncy, and full of energy. It adds a lot of personality and texture to your characters — but it’s also one of the trickiest types to draw. In this exercise, we’ll break down how to draw female curly hair in a semi-realistic anime style, focusing on flow, volume, and spiral logic without getting lost in chaotic lines.🎯 ObjectiveLearn to draw curly female hair by understanding spiral flow, clump rhythm, and volume-building techniques.Reinforce under...
Video 74 Drawing Straight Hair Female
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Drawing Straight Hair (Female)By PogzartStraight hair is sleek, elegant, and deceptively simple. But drawing it well means mastering flow, gravity, and structure. In this exercise, we’ll break down how to draw female straight hair that looks natural, voluminous, and stylish — not stiff or flat.🎯 ObjectiveLearn to draw straight female hair by focusing on natural fall, clump structure, and controlled flow.Reinforce understanding of:Gravity-based directionClump simplificationSilhouette and bodyClean line rhyt...
Video 73 Drawing Wavy Hair Female
✍️ (Intermediate) Practice: Drawing Wavy Hair (Female)By PogzartWavy hair is the perfect balance between structure and flow — it’s soft, elegant, and dynamic. This exercise will guide you through building wavy female hair from the roots out, using clumps, curves, and form-based logic. It’s ideal for adding grace, movement, and personality to your characters in a semi-realistic anime style.🎯 ObjectiveLearn to draw flowing, wavy female hair by focusing on shape rhythm, clump structure, and directional curves.Reinforce understanding o...
