anatomy is like me trying how to fly.... my brain just cant take it. lol can you critique my art vid pls. it just my never improves even if i try so hardp
@@pogz1 Honestly, I don't think I'm qualified to give you critique. I left this first comment because I myself am a young artist still trying to figure everything out, and this video actually helped me unlike a lot of others. Although, I can say that with anatomy, try using a photo for reference and draw it's basic anatomy, and then trace the pose's anatomy and see where you need to improve by comparing your two drawings. This is something that's helped me, at least. I wish you luck!
@@pogz1 I went through some of your art videos it sort of reminds me of myself when I started out. You have quite a bit of anatomy and proportion issues, mainly in the face. One issue is that you tend to have facial features be different sizes and out of proportion (big or disjointed eyes, small nose etc). Try and do some head anatomy studies and pay attention to some patterns or landmarks on how proportions line up. For example, the ears tend to be around the height of beneath the nose and the top of the eyes. I think the area you can focus on is trying to make all the facial features cohesive and together. It seems like most of your problems come from drawing the individual facial features by themselves. Rough out each feature (eyes, nose, mouth) at the same time first then detail them when you're happy with the proportions. FLIP THE CANVAS! This one is super important! I watched your time lapses and noticed you never flipped the canvas horizontally! Create a shortcut to do this ASAP. Flipping the canvas is like a cheat almost and lets you see things you wouldn't have noticed. Your eyes like to lie to you and if you're staring at a drawing for far too long your eyes will get used to how the drawing looks and won't accurately tell you if the proportions or off or not. This is where flipping the canvas comes in! Trust me, it's extremely scary to do this after spending some time with a sketch because all the flaws will hit you in the face, but it's incredibly useful to do so. Try drawing the head at a profile/side angle. I noticed you're like me and you're comfortable with the 3/4th's view. But if you start learning how to draw a head from the side it'll help bridge both angles and you'll get a better understanding on how to draw out the shape of a head in 3D. Likewise, study the planes of the face and how they structure a head. Look up the "Asaro Head", it's a 3D Model with simplified planes of the face. Do studies of that and it'll help you get better at conforming all the facial traits together as one. Either way, you're showing that you're consistent and trying to improve all the time which will get you the results you want, you just have to keep going. Art is hard but eventually you'll start improving and finding new things to improve on. I'm trying to work on being consistent with drawing myself.
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
Same with me anatomy has been my weakness when it comes to human figures but I keep on doing the right thing practice in order to proportionate all human parts even if others tease my work to be so ugly
@@hoshiimochii1466 @Crispy Learn all about stuff like 2 point perspective, 3 point perspective... Practice drawing shapes (Cubes, cylinders!) from multiple angles
I’ve finally found a video that breaks anatomy down in a way I can understand! I’m setting a goal for myself that I will practice anatomy and perspective every day for at least 1 hour for maybe like a month or two. Anatomy is one of my biggest struggles, so this really helps! Thank you so much 💜💜💜
That's a really good goal and I definitely gotta do that myself, heads and faces especially mess me up and I know perspective will be difficult too. But don't just stop after a month or two, keep at it every single day
The breakdown of form with the blue ink is what really helped me. So simple, yet something I haven’t thought of as a self-taught character artist. Thank you!
funny aint it i tried so hard and never got so,, in the end i never improve. its like doing weights and never gaining. its like i work twice as hard as anyone. but its for not. i need a pros judgement/critique on my art vid..
This is gold tbh i have got better in anatomy when i understood what was 3d shape if you can simplify into simple stuff then move onto muscles but practice doing boxes and cylinders is really helpful or back then i used to draw 2d shapes like ovals and squares not 3d shapes so dont ignore this beginner artists and dont forget to practice proportion i know this is boring but this will get you to the level you want to be so do your fun stuff as well dont forget to learn something and add it in your drawings what you have learnt
I'm not a beginner but I find these videos helpful for that little advice that makes all the difference. Watching and following along suddenly makes anatomy in perspective make more sense. ❤ Thank you for your hard work making videos!!
Wow, I went from not even understanding how legs work to drawing different body types in different angles in 15 minutes. I was so lost on trying to figure out *how* to improve, I was always told to practice but I never knew what to practice. You showed me how, thank you so much!
I feel like having such a good skills on drawing cause you practice and learn how to do it is such a good feeling.. just like you was able to catch the current chapter of one piece. Also congrats on 200k subs!! I think I'm late
😔 I'm watching an anime and season 3 is coming on 2022 and i have like 5 episodes left and i want to see one piece but it's really intimidating how much episodes there are
The way you sketching shapes of the body is less complicated looking and they don’t look as intimidating as the ones done by Art senpai and Marcel’s. Your pace is very similar to mine so this also kinda relieves me. I think I can handle this method, thanks dude!
This video was incredibly insightful for the anatomy in perspective. One thing that always seems to confuse me with anatomical perspective though is how you look at the feet in worm’s eye perspective, they always seem to be floating
Thank you so much Kuzomari! Anatomy is one of my biggest struggles in art, but with your help I managed to learn and understand the concept of anatomy.
anatomy is like me trying how to fly.... my brain just cant take it. lol can you critique my art vid pls. it just my never improves even if i try so hard
In been watching for about 2 or 3 years I came in when I saw the how to draw anything video and I’m glad that I stayed I even joined the kuzo channel when you first announced it
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
I've found your channel just a few weeks ago, and ever since I've been practicing like crazy and making leaps that I couldn't do for months before, that seriously discouraged me from drawing.
I must say that doing other poses at the moment is almost impossible for me, but I managed to get a few things in this video, so thanks. I just need to practice a little bit so I can start to understand better.
Yo Kuzo do a tutorial on how to draw the male wee wee from any perspective. Also Congrats on reaching 200K hope your drawing keeps on getting better and better
Usually TH-cam tutorial didn't help me at all but I thought I give it one more chance and I found this and HOLY SHIT HIS STYLE EXACTLY LIKE MINE so it's easy for me to replicate his style and improvise it into my style thank you so much
200K subs!!!! Congrats! Your channel's been a great help in my art journey. Keep doing what you're doing. Can't wait for Bounties Gate BTW #Inspirational
funny aint it i tried so hard and never got so,, in the end i never improve. its like doing weights and never gaining. its like i work twice as hard as anyone. but its for not. i need a pros judgement/critique on my art vid..
@Kuzomari or anyone Reading Do you recommend drawing real faces before drawing anime? I’ve heard that from multiple sources I’m decent at drawing anime but I can’t draw real people for my life Is it fundamental? IF SO - how do you recommend learning?
While drawing the actual face isn’t fundamental in my opinion but I would 100% learn real life before anime because it will teach you how to draw faces better and then you’ll be able to draw anime from imagination easy as long as you practice enough
damn, kuzo you are literally a doctor for us budding artists!! we young artists go through so much anxiety and stress with our art, you just give us the valuable guides and suggestions, thank you from bottom of my heart!!
funny aint it i tried so hard and never got so,, in the end i never improve. its like doing weights and never gaining. its like i work twice as hard as anyone. but its for not. i need a pros judgement/critique on my art vid..
@@pogz1 hmm maybe this style doesn't work for you that's why. Coz his tips is more on visualization on different parts of the bodies as if they're cylinders or boxes. This will be easy for you if you're the type who can imagine different perspectives of shapes. This may be not your style so just try looking for other tips that you can be comfortable with. I saw one where you take videos or pics of yourself then use it as reference for your drawing then try drawing it without reference and just from your memory till you feel it's perfect. Something like that. Sorry for giving you advice even if you didn't ask me 😅
I tried to use your advise and it works for me! I feel so happy because i couldn't draw bodies in perspective for so long. Finally i found the useful tutorial woaaaah.. Thank you!
The male body in manga form is fairly difficult to learn mainly because normally muscles are drawn out compared to the female form and I find most tutorials do not go into practicing the male form into more detail as you’ve done 👌🏽
It a bit confusing at first but, I realized that the more you practice the better you get. You are a gifted artists and I thank you for it. 🎉🎉😊 Also, do have any videos how to muscular characters?
This is brain candy for young artists, something that really, legitimately helps. Keep doing what you're doing man, you're helping all of us so much.
anatomy is like me trying how to fly.... my brain just cant take it. lol can you critique my art vid pls. it just my never improves even if i try so hardp
@@pogz1 Honestly, I don't think I'm qualified to give you critique. I left this first comment because I myself am a young artist still trying to figure everything out, and this video actually helped me unlike a lot of others. Although, I can say that with anatomy, try using a photo for reference and draw it's basic anatomy, and then trace the pose's anatomy and see where you need to improve by comparing your two drawings. This is something that's helped me, at least. I wish you luck!
@@pogz1 I went through some of your art videos it sort of reminds me of myself when I started out. You have quite a bit of anatomy and proportion issues, mainly in the face. One issue is that you tend to have facial features be different sizes and out of proportion (big or disjointed eyes, small nose etc). Try and do some head anatomy studies and pay attention to some patterns or landmarks on how proportions line up. For example, the ears tend to be around the height of beneath the nose and the top of the eyes. I think the area you can focus on is trying to make all the facial features cohesive and together. It seems like most of your problems come from drawing the individual facial features by themselves. Rough out each feature (eyes, nose, mouth) at the same time first then detail them when you're happy with the proportions.
FLIP THE CANVAS! This one is super important! I watched your time lapses and noticed you never flipped the canvas horizontally! Create a shortcut to do this ASAP. Flipping the canvas is like a cheat almost and lets you see things you wouldn't have noticed. Your eyes like to lie to you and if you're staring at a drawing for far too long your eyes will get used to how the drawing looks and won't accurately tell you if the proportions or off or not. This is where flipping the canvas comes in! Trust me, it's extremely scary to do this after spending some time with a sketch because all the flaws will hit you in the face, but it's incredibly useful to do so.
Try drawing the head at a profile/side angle. I noticed you're like me and you're comfortable with the 3/4th's view. But if you start learning how to draw a head from the side it'll help bridge both angles and you'll get a better understanding on how to draw out the shape of a head in 3D.
Likewise, study the planes of the face and how they structure a head. Look up the "Asaro Head", it's a 3D Model with simplified planes of the face. Do studies of that and it'll help you get better at conforming all the facial traits together as one.
Either way, you're showing that you're consistent and trying to improve all the time which will get you the results you want, you just have to keep going. Art is hard but eventually you'll start improving and finding new things to improve on. I'm trying to work on being consistent with drawing myself.
@@pogz1 bot alert
im a young artist and my art has improved drastically in only a few months, cheers to this guy
This is one of my biggest struggles in art so I am excited to watch this
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
@@pogz1 give me your ig so i'll do so
Same
Same with me anatomy has been my weakness when it comes to human figures but I keep on doing the right thing practice in order to proportionate all human parts even if others tease my work to be so ugly
@@pogz1 bot alert
Any beginer artists who haven't found this channel is seriously missing out
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Yeah I've learned so much more from him than when I was trying to learn on my own 🔥
Truth!!
You speak from the truth. He inspired me to draw better and it’s got better!
So true, I luckily found this channel, I just came across it and found him😂😂
Here is a very important tip for beginners:
Learn and master perspective before anatomy.
Do you recommend videos or any methods on learning perspective?
@@goromajima270 thank you so much! I'll definitely try this out
What the frick does that mean.
@@crispy7142 my thought exactly
@@hoshiimochii1466 @Crispy Learn all about stuff like 2 point perspective, 3 point perspective... Practice drawing shapes (Cubes, cylinders!) from multiple angles
I’ve finally found a video that breaks anatomy down in a way I can understand! I’m setting a goal for myself that I will practice anatomy and perspective every day for at least 1 hour for maybe like a month or two. Anatomy is one of my biggest struggles, so this really helps! Thank you so much 💜💜💜
Same
That's a really good goal and I definitely gotta do that myself, heads and faces especially mess me up and I know perspective will be difficult too. But don't just stop after a month or two, keep at it every single day
Yo im not sure if you are gonna see this comment but how did it go? Did you stick with it? And if you did how much improvement did you see?
The breakdown of form with the blue ink is what really helped me. So simple, yet something I haven’t thought of as a self-taught character artist. Thank you!
He did the one thing we were asking for, God is good God is great
Thx a bunch Kuzomari
Kuzo cult???? I’m in 🙏
funny aint it i tried so hard and never got so,, in the end i never improve. its like doing weights and never gaining. its like i work twice as hard as anyone. but its for not. i need a pros judgement/critique on my art vid..
@@pogz1 maybe you are improving but just now where u wanna be yet. Take time
This is gold tbh i have got better in anatomy when i understood what was 3d shape if you can simplify into simple stuff then move onto muscles but practice doing boxes and cylinders is really helpful or back then i used to draw 2d shapes like ovals and squares not 3d shapes so dont ignore this beginner artists and dont forget to practice proportion i know this is boring but this will get you to the level you want to be so do your fun stuff as well dont forget to learn something and add it in your drawings what you have learnt
Watching this reminds me of housewives sharing their recipes with each other. Thanks kuzo for sharing your construction recipe with us.
I'm not a beginner but I find these videos helpful for that little advice that makes all the difference.
Watching and following along suddenly makes anatomy in perspective make more sense. ❤ Thank you for your hard work making videos!!
I really needed this I only know how to draw a face 😅
Same
ikr! same here lol
I don't know how to draw a face like human anatomy and that stuff
Same-
@@leoaceves2652
I recommend a channel called Art Senpai for learning how to draw heads.
Wow, I went from not even understanding how legs work to drawing different body types in different angles in 15 minutes. I was so lost on trying to figure out *how* to improve, I was always told to practice but I never knew what to practice. You showed me how, thank you so much!
you're anatomy videos really help me i was struggling with anatomy but you're videos really helped me
I feel like having such a good skills on drawing cause you practice and learn how to do it is such a good feeling.. just like you was able to catch the current chapter of one piece.
Also congrats on 200k subs!! I think I'm late
😔 I'm watching an anime and season 3 is coming on 2022 and i have like 5 episodes left and i want to see one piece but it's really intimidating how much episodes there are
@@leoaceves2652 it’s really good you should watch it
@@matthewshadracks4873 is it on Netflix? If not where can I watch one peice or read it?
@@madamruby8562 I don’t think it is. Well not where I live anyway. But I used crunchyroll
The way you sketching shapes of the body is less complicated looking and they don’t look as intimidating as the ones done by Art senpai and Marcel’s. Your pace is very similar to mine so this also kinda relieves me. I think I can handle this method, thanks dude!
I've been practising anatomy lately and breaking down construction has been really difficult for me, thank you
It’s crazy how I woke up at 4:00 in the morning and all I was think about is drawing and thank you for the tips!! You got a new follower
This video was incredibly insightful for the anatomy in perspective. One thing that always seems to confuse me with anatomical perspective though is how you look at the feet in worm’s eye perspective, they always seem to be floating
I watched so many videos like from Zhc and everything on how to draw and u just make everything way easier
You don't know how much great full I am to you I've been struggling with anatomy alot like I mean alot this really helps me thank you so much
Congratulations for 200k
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊👍
This is the best video I've seen so far! And I'm not exaggerating lol I've seen multiple videos on anatomy and perspective and this one is the best.👌🏾
I know i found this video a little late but this is literally a game changer. Best video for beginner artists
Thank you so much Kuzomari! Anatomy is one of my biggest struggles in art, but with your help I managed to learn and understand the concept of anatomy.
Hey kuzo, I have been trying to draw the human form and these video could not have come at a better time. Thank you so much
I couldn't draw, until today, this man is a genius I don't know how he's done it!
This really helped me understand how to draw mannequins in perspective. Like how to visualise organic shapes in perspective. Thanks!
I've been waiting for a tutorial like this FOREVER. Thanks, Kuzo
anatomy is like me trying how to fly.... my brain just cant take it. lol can you critique my art vid pls. it just my never improves even if i try so hard
@@pogz1 Why make tutorials when you can't do it?
In been watching for about 2 or 3 years I came in when I saw the how to draw anything video and I’m glad that I stayed I even joined the kuzo channel when you first announced it
Please keep making these types of videos it really helps!
thank you so much for your art and your tips, it really inspires and helps me in my journey into drawing
drawing always has been a passion of my mine. and art just doesnt really love me back. even so. i work hard practice day and day out. however my art never improves.. can you critique my art pls i just need a pros point of view
@@pogz1 i am far from being a pro but i am sure i can help you with some stuff !
No joke as this was released I was thinking to myself I gotta practice anatomy
Idk why but everytime I saw they made tutorial vids about how to draw poses, I cried 😭😭IT'S TOO PERFECT
Bruhhh i have watched this video 4 times in the past week and i keep getting better at the proportions of my people thanks a ton bro
I've found your channel just a few weeks ago, and ever since I've been practicing like crazy and making leaps that I couldn't do for months before, that seriously discouraged me from drawing.
I must say that doing other poses at the moment is almost impossible for me, but I managed to get a few things in this video, so thanks.
I just need to practice a little bit so I can start to understand better.
I’m gonna go through every single one of his drawing videos and draw along with him, not blindly, but to understand. Wish me luck ya’ll 🤝🤝🙏🏾🙏🏾
Congratulations on 200k
Thank you!
Omg thanks I feel like I have leveled up in anatomy now I copied the poses n made some other poses and it turned out rlly well !
I have been searching for a video like this for years and years and now i now know how to draw , im very thankful for your video
A friend of mine recommended this yt channel to me a few months ago, This is very helpful ✨👌
Bro this guy makes the best tutorials.
Yo Kuzo do a tutorial on how to draw the male wee wee from any perspective. Also Congrats on reaching 200K hope your drawing keeps on getting better and better
maybe that tutorial should be more on patreon than on TH-cam lmao
Thanx bro this helped lot of us
Out of all the perspective/anatomy videos I’ve watched, this one’s by far the best (for me). Thx sm for this video!
Usually TH-cam tutorial didn't help me at all but I thought I give it one more chance and I found this and HOLY SHIT HIS STYLE EXACTLY LIKE MINE so it's easy for me to replicate his style and improvise it into my style thank you so much
tysm for everything youre the only creator who helped me improve my anatomy. Without you i wouldn't know what to do
This helped me a lot to draw my original character 👍🏻
Thanks for uploading 😁
Thankyou for the anatomy breakdown, what a life saver!
Thanks for teaching us how to decompose the pose, Kuzo.
He finally got 200k subs!!! Yay!!!👍❤❤ he deserves it!
Thank you very much! 😁😁
@@kuzomari No problem! You've just been super helpful to me and everyone to improve anatomy and sketching; you deserve success!
Yes practice time 🥺✌
This is exactly what I needed, lol. Also congrats on 200k subs! 😀👍
I’ve learned more from your videos than any other channels videos! These are so great
i struggled a lot with full bodies, this tutorial helped bunches
200K subs!!!! Congrats!
Your channel's been a great help in my art journey. Keep doing what you're doing.
Can't wait for Bounties Gate BTW
#Inspirational
I always come back to this video to study... Great tips man, hello from Brazil ✌️
Atlast. Someone who explains it in traditional style.
I started today. You are doing gods work. Thank you
This was amazing to find and watch. Iv been practicing while watching. Thank you very much sir
This was spoon fun to do since I am beginning to do anatomy nowadays. ❤❤
Kuzo! Can you make a tutorial video on understanding perspective? Or did you make one already but I just missed it?
funny aint it i tried so hard and never got so,, in the end i never improve. its like doing weights and never gaining. its like i work twice as hard as anyone. but its for not. i need a pros judgement/critique on my art vid..
@@pogz1 your art look gorgeous
Thanks kuzomari. I just learned how to draw basic anatomy.
I've been drawing for over 5 YEARS and I still haven't learned anatomy- tysm
Thank you so much!! Really loved the video. Gotta try this technique
This video helped so much, I’m finally learning to draw my own poses!!!
REALLY HELPED ME IMPROVE THANKYOU FOR THIS
GONGRATS ON 200k kuzo 😁
@Kuzomari
or anyone Reading
Do you recommend drawing real faces before drawing anime? I’ve heard that from multiple sources
I’m decent at drawing anime but I can’t draw real people for my life
Is it fundamental?
IF SO - how do you recommend learning?
While drawing the actual face isn’t fundamental in my opinion but I would 100% learn real life before anime because it will teach you how to draw faces better and then you’ll be able to draw anime from imagination easy as long as you practice enough
Hey kuzomari do u draw ur manga character poses without guidelines?
this is the best anatomy vid iv seen
he makes it looks so easyyyyy
damn, kuzo you are literally a doctor for us budding artists!! we young artists go through so much anxiety and stress with our art, you just give us the valuable guides and suggestions, thank you from bottom of my heart!!
Thanks for showing us the bottom half of the drawing. ;)
Im starting to love this channel
This video was asking so many time ! Finally
You made it so easy to understand and follow, this has helped me greatly, thanks man
I enjoyed and liked it, thanks for the help!!
This is amazing!!! Thank you so much!
funny aint it i tried so hard and never got so,, in the end i never improve. its like doing weights and never gaining. its like i work twice as hard as anyone. but its for not. i need a pros judgement/critique on my art vid..
@@pogz1 hmm maybe this style doesn't work for you that's why. Coz his tips is more on visualization on different parts of the bodies as if they're cylinders or boxes. This will be easy for you if you're the type who can imagine different perspectives of shapes. This may be not your style so just try looking for other tips that you can be comfortable with. I saw one where you take videos or pics of yourself then use it as reference for your drawing then try drawing it without reference and just from your memory till you feel it's perfect. Something like that. Sorry for giving you advice even if you didn't ask me 😅
"Deconstructing things and Reconstructing things"
ALCHEMY
I tried to use your advise and it works for me! I feel so happy because i couldn't draw bodies in perspective for so long. Finally i found the useful tutorial woaaaah.. Thank you!
Finally the video I've been waiting for
Hey Kuzomari can you do a tutorial on how to make eyes or any other face part?
This man really needs way more subs
Finally a body proportions tuts
congrats reaching 200k kuzo
Ay yo, you are an inspiration 🔥
The male body in manga form is fairly difficult to learn mainly because normally muscles are drawn out compared to the female form and I find most tutorials do not go into practicing the male form into more detail as you’ve done 👌🏽
Drawn out
Very good tipps thx for them, pls keep going🙏🏼🤯
this helped me fix the biggest problem I had when drawing character s
It a bit confusing at first but, I realized that the more you practice the better you get. You are a gifted artists and I thank you for it. 🎉🎉😊 Also, do have any videos how to muscular characters?
I really was waiting for this type of videos
Amazing going to do this, lots of practice. You got a subscriber
Amazing and very helpful video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This is awesome! thank you, it helped alot in understanding perspectives plus easier to draw anatomy.
This is insanely helpful
:) yay more perspective videos very helpful
best tutorial omg Thank you so much
this helped although i never taught myself 3rd perspective and i still did a good job. although i will practice it. thank you, kuzo!
I really needed this, my arms, torsos and legs are terrible. Got the head a bit better though