The thing that helped me the most in anatomy is learning the connections and gestural flow pf the body, in the simplest way possible. It's always fun when I'm drawing something going from one anatomical feature to the next in an organic manner, and by the end it (hopefully) looks good. It's not something I see discussed that much, I think things are sometimes taught in isolation and people end up stitching together a frankenstein monster of arguably good looking individual parts, but that maybe don't work together in a cohesive way. Damn this comment sounds pretentious now...
Until this day, I don't understand how come you don't have 1M subscribers. Your videos are my ride or die! I've rewacthed them a thousand times. So much value in each one. I'm a better artist because of you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge ❤️
My dad actually owns the book "figure drawing for all its worth", and its from 1960! My granddads drawings are in there! Its so cool to see that so many generations are learning from the same book
@@Swatches i know! I am learning from it right now! He mostly drew watercolour scenery, but in that book he tried to draw anatomy. It looks really good!
Ok, I ordered the Loomis book. It seems that name comes up a lot. Thanks, Clint, for putting this this content out. You have been very helpful in my art learning experience.
These were absoloutley amazing tutorials!! They were easy to follow and I can't believe how much I was able to improve by watching these! The biggest thing I took away was probably form and learning about planner forms because now that I know how to do quick sketches of different references I can adapt to my own style and improve! I want to start creating comics and these videos definitely have helped me so much, thank you again!
This series was very helpful! Thank you. Another book I recently learned of that is helpful for beginners is Anatomy for Sculptors, which I'm considering purchasing and I have heard has been extremely helpful for artists who haven't gone to art school.
I don't think I will ever draw figures or cartoons for a career but by Jove I learned so much from your videos about the topics included I almost think I could do it!! Right now I am settled with just painting step-by-step versions but I cannot wait to share all of your videos with younger members of my family who enjoy digital games etc and attempt to draw some of the figures. Thanks for sharing your skill and knowledge.
thank u for this serie!! :D i used to just copy what i saw as well, but now that im getting older, i truly want to start focusing and being more serious about art!! so thank u bc u gave so many useful tips and i can see different things with shapes now!! it’s very useful thank u so much :>
this is really good im going to share this , on my drawing group on face book i love the way you constructed the body you explained it very very good , thanks
I've always been confused by the circle...no one said what the circle was they just said it's a circle. By you saying that the circle represents the cranium I finally understand the purpose of it.
That's kind of funny, never noticed that people don't actually specify how it represents the skull. It's works well because you can think of it as a sphere that has a mask (face) stuck on it.
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The thing that helped me the most in anatomy is learning the connections and gestural flow pf the body, in the simplest way possible. It's always fun when I'm drawing something going from one anatomical feature to the next in an organic manner, and by the end it (hopefully) looks good. It's not something I see discussed that much, I think things are sometimes taught in isolation and people end up stitching together a frankenstein monster of arguably good looking individual parts, but that maybe don't work together in a cohesive way. Damn this comment sounds pretentious now...
Prentious yes but you absolutely right.
I really appreciate these high-quality free videos. Thanks a lot :-)
Until this day, I don't understand how come you don't have 1M subscribers.
Your videos are my ride or die!
I've rewacthed them a thousand times.
So much value in each one.
I'm a better artist because of you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge ❤️
My dad actually owns the book "figure drawing for all its worth", and its from 1960! My granddads drawings are in there! Its so cool to see that so many generations are learning from the same book
That's fantastic Arya, you have to keep that book in the family! What kind of art did your granddad do?
@@Swatches i know! I am learning from it right now! He mostly drew watercolour scenery, but in that book he tried to draw anatomy. It looks really good!
Ok, I ordered the Loomis book. It seems that name comes up a lot. Thanks, Clint, for putting this this content out. You have been very helpful in my art learning experience.
You're going to enjoy the Loomis book, great content, and thanks for watching!
These were absoloutley amazing tutorials!! They were easy to follow and I can't believe how much I was able to improve by watching these! The biggest thing I took away was probably form and learning about planner forms because now that I know how to do quick sketches of different references I can adapt to my own style and improve! I want to start creating comics and these videos definitely have helped me so much, thank you again!
This series was very helpful! Thank you. Another book I recently learned of that is helpful for beginners is Anatomy for Sculptors, which I'm considering purchasing and I have heard has been extremely helpful for artists who haven't gone to art school.
So grateful for these tutorials!!
I just watched the whole fundamentals playlist twice. Very good content explained in a simple and clean way! Thank you very much :)
I don't think I will ever draw figures or cartoons for a career but by Jove I learned so much from your videos about the topics included I almost think I could do it!! Right now I am settled with just painting step-by-step versions but I cannot wait to share all of your videos with younger members of my family who enjoy digital games etc and attempt to draw some of the figures. Thanks for sharing your skill and knowledge.
This is a great way of analyzing posing/anatomy without going into my normal, neurotic copy-mode. Thanks Clint! I like your brains...
Learning the line of action was very helpful for me. with it, I was able to construct so many figures.
Thanks Clint. I'm going to work on forms in different angles.
Thanks for this video´s Clint, one of the few video´s on youtube that are loud and clear and easy to watch!
Awesome. Thank you for the art fundamentals series. I've learned a LOT!
thank u for this serie!! :D i used to just copy what i saw as well, but now that im getting older, i truly want to start focusing and being more serious about art!! so thank u bc u gave so many useful tips and i can see different things with shapes now!! it’s very useful thank u so much :>
It deserves so much more views
I just discovered your videos and they are so helpful to me as I attempt to improve my drawing skills as a beginner. Thank you!!
Just watched these through! Thanks for making this info so easily accessible!
your just great man.
this is really good im going to share this , on my drawing group on face book i love the way you constructed the body you explained it very very good , thanks
I think honestly the 1st 2 books you listed there helped me the most with drawing anatomy!
This series has been very helpful for me, and I really appreciate that you also gave ways for us to practice this, a lot of other people don't : )
Ron Lemen outlined an excellent practice plan in his article on Muddy Colors here, www.muddycolors.com/2018/02/the-struggle-of-improving-our-skills/
@@Swatches Thank you!!!!
Thanks for the free advice 😊😁.
Sir, thank you so much for this video 👍
I’m a new beginner to drawing 😎
Your series of videos on fundamentals
was useful to me 🤝
That's great to hear! For free exercises and lessons for beginning drawing check out www.drawabox.com
I've always been confused by the circle...no one said what the circle was they just said it's a circle. By you saying that the circle represents the cranium I finally understand the purpose of it.
That's kind of funny, never noticed that people don't actually specify how it represents the skull. It's works well because you can think of it as a sphere that has a mask (face) stuck on it.
Thank you Clint!!! this serie is very heplful
Great video Clint! can't wait to try this approach. :)
These have been so helpful thank you so much
I'm impressed by the fact I could draw beautiful mannequins with this video
God bless you
Clint is a god
Connor Howles humanity needs him, even if we don't deserve him.
Everywhere I searched for art fundamentals for free but I can't find anything and last I found this and I downloaded the whole playlist
Awesome, hope you find them helpful!
Yes but can you make more brief video on anatomy
Thank you!!!
Thank you!
7:39 livehack happening
he sounds like saul goodman lol
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