Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
🎁 Try my brushes for free: lpart.me/pencils
🖌️ Get my new LP Pencil Brushes: lpart.me/yt-long In this lesson, you’ll learn how to draw convincing male and female faces by understanding the underlying structure that shapes them. We start with the Loomis head, building a clear foundation step-by-step, and then explore how bone density, muscle development, and fat distribution create the differences we recognize as masculine and feminine.
As we develop the head from simple forms into a complete male example, you’ll see how to construct the brows, nose, cheekbones, lips, jaw, and chin in a way that feels solid, believable, and easy to reproduce.
This tutorial is designed to help you not only draw what you see, but understand why faces look the way they do—so you can apply these principles to portraits, characters, and any style you want to pursue.
If you enjoy this lesson, it comes directly from my full course, How to Draw Faces Like a Pro, which includes over 70 classes covering anatomy, stylization, expressions, and more. You can start watching the entire series for free at lpart.me/faces.
If this video helps you improve your drawing, feel free to like, subscribe, or ask questions in the comments—I’m always happy to help.
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My name is Lucas Peinador, I’m a concept artist and illustrator. I am originally from Costa Rica, now living in Slovenia.
I love painting and teaching about painting. This channel is dedicated to art and creativity, to share the mindset, technique, and tools of an artist working in the Entertainment Industry.
Thank you for passing by :)
#LucasPeinador #Painting #conceptart #illustration #digitalpainting #procreate
🎁 Try my brushes for free: lpart.me/pencils
🖌️ Get my new LP Pencil Brushes: lpart.me/yt-long In this lesson, you’ll learn how to draw convincing male and female faces by understanding the underlying structure that shapes them. We start with the Loomis head, building a clear foundation step-by-step, and then explore how bone density, muscle development, and fat distribution create the differences we recognize as masculine and feminine.
As we develop the head from simple forms into a complete male example, you’ll see how to construct the brows, nose, cheekbones, lips, jaw, and chin in a way that feels solid, believable, and easy to reproduce.
This tutorial is designed to help you not only draw what you see, but understand why faces look the way they do—so you can apply these principles to portraits, characters, and any style you want to pursue.
If you enjoy this lesson, it comes directly from my full course, How to Draw Faces Like a Pro, which includes over 70 classes covering anatomy, stylization, expressions, and more. You can start watching the entire series for free at lpart.me/faces.
If this video helps you improve your drawing, feel free to like, subscribe, or ask questions in the comments—I’m always happy to help.
🖌🖌🖌🖌
My name is Lucas Peinador, I’m a concept artist and illustrator. I am originally from Costa Rica, now living in Slovenia.
I love painting and teaching about painting. This channel is dedicated to art and creativity, to share the mindset, technique, and tools of an artist working in the Entertainment Industry.
Thank you for passing by :)
#LucasPeinador #Painting #conceptart #illustration #digitalpainting #procreate
