Anatomy Critiques - Types of Joints
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- In this lesson we slow things down a bit and sit down with Marshall Vandruff to critique your assignments on the types of joints.
Types of Joints Lesson - www.proko.com/80
Simplifying Joints in Perspective - www.proko.com/81
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Intro - The Freak Fandango Orchestra
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As someone currently working through Vandruff's perspective video series, it made me absolutely giddy to stumble across this and see that he's still teaching these skills to new people after all these years. Almost didn't recognise him, if not for that distinctive voice!
I wish Marshall would narrate my life
Haha same.
I love seeing you guys giving critiques together.
allluckyseven Yeah, it's a good format. One can give an insight the other may have missed. Having more than one expert give you a critique gets you better that much faster.
allluckyseven yeah, that was awesome.
Hi Proko!
Excellent anatomy drawing critiques! This is the first I watch, and I'm taking a lot from it.
Thanks! And keep posting more of these, they're really helpful!
Have a good one!
The elipse thing with the car is genius! I never thought of it that way before.
So glad I saw this! I'll need to be able to draw vehicles soon, and I definitely woulda made the same mistake. >.
Great video, thanks to all the people who submitted their drawings for critique.
I learned to draw the angles of ellipses through the perspective of squares because i realized squares looked different when they were rotated or viewed from different perspectives. So when i moved onto cylinders i found that it was the same but also a little different
Marshall looking like a 3d model in the intro.
Anatomy is important. It is basic and everyone who draws must learn this.
we gotta sherlock over here
Sherlock derps
No shit sherlock :P but I agree
i agree, but i don't think we actually need to know everything about it to be a good artist
@@tatianesantiago639 yes we do. It just shows. You have no idea how bad the drawings are, for someone with a trained eye.
I got 30 eyecancer operations joining a lot of art discord channels over time.
And a big chunk dont want help, because nah i dont need dat shit...
3:07 On that subject, where and how do you recommend learning to control Photoshop so that it's as god as when you use papper and the further your learnning to do stuff like textures and advanced digital tricks? but most importantly the former, where's a good place to practice digital boxes and wedges on digital, until you're comfortable enough to do this exercises digitally?
elipsis are not fish, I'll always remember that.
Thankyou! more lessons from the moon please
Thank you for outstanding work! By the way, greetings from Ukraine!!!🇺🇦❤️
10:06 Marshall looks so proud of himself
I am jealous of Marshall's voice
any beginners from 2019? XD
Here ...since January. Let's do this! xD
Yup
ME!!
Yep
Lets do this broooooooos
So the core shadow was a little off; but nitpicking is the best complement a critic can give when they're satisfied with what they see. I'm just a bit miffed that they stopped talking about the joints to talk about shading. I would have loved to hear them elaborate on what the artist did right near the end of the video compared to the previous submissions.
to all drawings:
great work!
Submitting this stuff and then getting the critique must be so hard
amazing work!!
Marshall's little smile at the scratchy sketching part 🙂🙂
hi, i know this doesn't have anything to do with this video, but, could we apply the "bean" or the robo bean for a 2 minute gesture drawing? or is this something we should only do for a full drawing, i hope someone can help me and, nice videos, i love them
I know it's been 5 years, but Stan actually heavily recommends in his figure drawing course that as you learn those techniques, you should apply them in your figure drawing if they help you. I think for full pieces he'd actually advise against using beans and lean more toward mannequinization
I think I was the only was that was amazed by how he could draw a straight line...
Can you do the knee joints?
27:00 people do that because they want to have fun drawing :) but that's not gonna happen till you work through the boring stuff.
20:00 were really useful, before i didnt know how it would connect to the humerus with the twisting
should i learn this thing?
Wait, what... Stan, you're Ukranian?! I would never have guessed from your accent!
Irakli008 You're so fluent in English your pronunciation of the Russian name was so unexpected
Yes , I thing he has its accent because he move to the US when he was 6 I guess , its in his biography in his portfolio :)
He move to the US when he was 6 I guess :D , its in his bio
ქართველოო??
Why no more marshall??? :( :( so sad!!
I come from the future where Marshall is here c:
Marshall is back!
Very nice!
13:55 Marshall gives relatable tips.
Very good!.
What do you call the black glove-like thing that is in prokos hand?
Marshall are you okay
At 12:40 I think Proko is drawing a soap.
Я хоть в английском ноль, но попробую, спасибо. (кстати что за штука на руке?)
wait.... ooooooooh you mean those kind of joints... yea... i realized that... hehe....
Haha, 10:05. I know what video I'd replace that with.
CocoOwnzU :D :D :D nice catch !
What cintiq is that??
Mike Jordana
Oh yay! Someone else asked the same question. That thing is pretty cool. It may be a Cintiq hig-dev pen display. But, the largest they make those is 27". And this looks much larger. Not sure if it is indeed as big as it appears or if it's the perspective from camera that's making it look so much larger.
+Mike Jordana It is a Cintiq 24HD.
Frist lik yeaaaaaaaaaa
2019
I don't know what it is, but I don't trust Marshall. I think it's his smile, but idk. I feel like he's hiding something.
bakar video👎👎👎👎
أما يلي شاغل الترجمة خادمنا خدمة غير شكل
الله لايعطي العافية
فوق تعبو
Wonderful instruction guys. thanks
nklpz -> Nick López