Just to balance the opinions, your videos are rich with detail and I love that you are identifying the bones and muscles with their names. I don't consider it "gibberish". It's part of understanding human anatomy. Also, I enjoy the humour you have added to the other videos in the series. Thank you, Proko for the time and dedication you have given us over the years. You are producing a very valuable "body" of work!
At first I just wanted to learn how to draw better and now I'm even better at the anatomy lessons at nursery school :D that's just a win win for me :D Thanks!
If this is something you'd say today, believe in yourself bro. It's awesome he did it and more awesome he's teaching, but the goal is to get as close to a 1:1 transference of knowledge as possible, and it is possible if you go about it the right way and engage with it enough to make quality associations. It's a messy, upsetting business to compare people to other people or put yourself below somebody else and associate that with who you are as a person. Just keep comparing yourself to your prior self, keep good habits of improvement, and if you can tackle that you can get wherever you want to (within reason of course)
hey there Stan! wonderful tutorial yet again! just a thought, i think it'll be super helpful if you could highlight the areas that you're looking at in the reference photo when drawing the figure. i try to follow what is mentioned while you're drawing, but sometimes i have a hard time trying to tell which landmarks are being observed. thanks! :D
im reading Drawing Lessons from The Great Masters by Robert beverly Hale and this answered a decent amount of questions i had about the behaviour of the rhomboid, thank you for clarifying its location.
I'd just like to say, even if a bit off topic, that I really appreciate you providing premium content for a fixed price instead of the pay a monthly subscription model. Very cool of you.
chaosdecides If you'd search well enough, you'd figure out that it's not a monthly subscription but a subject subscription. www.proko.com/human-anatomy-for-artists/Wat. I misread your comment xD.
I think the problem of people complaining about not understanding many of the terms proko mentions is because these videos have continuity with previous ones, as he retakes from already covered stuff.
So far, I have learned so much watching your videos! They're so well thought out and detailed and easy to understand. I find it even better that you give assignments for people to try and draw what they learned. You're literally one of the best teachers I've ever had. Thank you so much! (P.s. I also love all the jokes you add into the videos, it makes things more interesting.)
Thanks proko. I think I mastered the art form of my idol artist. I redrew one specific image over and over for about a year. And I learned so much just from that one picture. But because I am self ought I was lacking in some basic knowledge. Watching your stuff reignited my passion and it really helped me out. Although I dont agree with everything, specific styles cant be made just by the book. Some rules apply differently but you already know that don't you. I'm looking forward to learn more from you. Today I nailed the picture! Including gesture and shading. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for all the awesome video Proko! Really appreciate the high quality tutorials. If you have time, would you mind making a video for drawing hands and cubes? Surprisingly, draing cubes (and circle as well) accurately in different angles is actually not that easy. I want to know if you have any tips. Thank you in advance!
Sir: I am having quite a time with the Clavicle and the Acromion Process in regards to the size and measurements of each section. Your video has been a great help to me. Do you have a reference sheet that labels each part of the clavicle the scapula the acromion process? Thank you
I want to ask a little question, your method for drawing seems to be very very clean, and certain. While it seems to work well for drawing from reference, is this the ideal method for drawing from imagination such as when doing comic book or animation?
+Vadosity Of course. Line Condifence is very much a quality of great artists. Style can come later, when one begins shading and whatnot. I would recommend looking at comic book artists pencils and not finished inks and colors. I think you will find that a great many of them have cleaner looking art than it looks once an inker has had their way with it. Also note that an anatomy teacher isn't going to skew the anatomy into popular contortions like anime or american comic art would have one do. That can come later.
Azawa Medkour Start with basic shapes. Cylinder connected to boxes. After that you'll need to know some anatomy to add muscles on top of those primitive forms. I'll go over that in details in future videos.
Thank you, Stan. I love your videos. Useful and interesting. Nice to see people sharing their high skills like a professional, although it is for free. Good luck and keep up the great work! (:
You are the best! Love all the humor and I get so excited for new episodes! Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such an entertaining and informative way.
Thank you proko! Just when I think I'm getting a hang on the human figure, this video shows me how little I still know about the human figure. 😁 Awesome video!
I don't know eng well, but I can understand every thing, what you saying. I read and watch many video about anatomy before, but I couldn't construct body so fast and easy until now.
I got a little confused with your drawing at 7:00 . I just read from wiki that the top part of trapezius attaches to the clavicle, not the acromion. the middle part is the one that attaches to the acromion and along the spine of the scapula.
I have a question. What is the best supplies from animation. Tech wise like computer, program, the sketch board. Graphics tablet thing. Would be best. Cause I wish to get those but I dont want to get it and it you know not work.
I really hope that you will discuss the construction of the geomtery of the pubic fat and thigh fold in detail, in relation with the muscles, since most anatomy teachers skim on that subject. And maybe even the construction of the genitals!
So we have all this info on how to draw people, but can you give us a lesson in drawing them in space? I can draw people all day, but I can't place them to scale on a background, and I certainly can't draw them with other people on the same plane. That's a lesson I have yet to find.
Asia Williams Yes! We're actually working on an entire course dedicated to perspective that will cover all of that. Keep an eye out for it for early next year :)
+Asia Williams That's actually really easy, Asia. I recommend, and I guess Stan would too, getting the Andy Loomis books. you can get them for free as .pdfs or you can buy them in hardback editions from Amazon. (which I did because I use them ALL the time). To some extent, they are the only books you need. There are about 3 pages in "Figure Drawing For All It's Worth" that will blow your mind. 1.bp.blogspot.com/_3rnzSZfXVZk/TAY2UOxQcvI/AAAAAAAAAQk/BCD2M8rbVjA/s1600/page34.gif
At 3:40 I thought I was being blind or stupid when I couldn't see anything you draw in the reference picture, but when I tried to overlay them on top of each other, it turnes out they're completely different things and nothing matches.
I just draw on feeling and if it looks right, it looks right I guess, this is way too complicated and mathematical and I'm glad I only do cartoony types. Tbh mostly for the ease and partially for the preference. BUt it's not a bad way, but this is more if you want to cut someone open type of draw.
Erghkk. I found this one really topheavy with all the muscle names. This is the same problem I have with most anatomy tutorials. It all becomes wall to wall gibberish, and people without an encyclopedic memory for this stuff are left in the dust.
GreenGearMood Don't worry too hard about that for now; I mean, of course you should learn them but you'll have plenty of time as the next several weeks are all on torso muscles.
GreenGearMood I used Apesos Anatomy for Artists book and kept reviewing it for a good 6 months. It was tough for me too, but with constant work it really gets easier
Haha, you know anatomy so well yet you cant tell the difference between the picture of a man and a woman lol. Do love your vids. Find them very helpful.
you don't neet to study anatomy unless you are really serious about drawing try prokos figure drawing curse. After finishing that you will be able to draw the human figure pretty damn well and he recomments to do that curse before the anatomy one anyway.
@@lemardogonzalez1575 yea no problem. Just make shure to actually practise after the videos. It's pretty tempting to binge watch the series since it hasnt got assignment to the degree that the anatomy one has.
sabes hablar español si si sabes pues;gracias justo necesitaba saber eso eres un pro dibujando yo se pero no se real si no que manga ¿tu sabes? ¿podrias hacer un video de manga o anime?
Just to balance the opinions, your videos are rich with detail and I love that you are identifying the bones and muscles with their names. I don't consider it "gibberish". It's part of understanding human anatomy. Also, I enjoy the humour you have added to the other videos in the series. Thank you, Proko for the time and dedication you have given us over the years. You are producing a very valuable "body" of work!
At first I just wanted to learn how to draw better and now I'm even better at the anatomy lessons at nursery school :D that's just a win win for me :D Thanks!
How you mastered anatomy and art is beyond comprehension. Amazing!
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If this is something you'd say today, believe in yourself bro. It's awesome he did it and more awesome he's teaching, but the goal is to get as close to a 1:1 transference of knowledge as possible, and it is possible if you go about it the right way and engage with it enough to make quality associations. It's a messy, upsetting business to compare people to other people or put yourself below somebody else and associate that with who you are as a person. Just keep comparing yourself to your prior self, keep good habits of improvement, and if you can tackle that you can get wherever you want to (within reason of course)
hey there Stan! wonderful tutorial yet again! just a thought, i think it'll be super helpful if you could highlight the areas that you're looking at in the reference photo when drawing the figure. i try to follow what is mentioned while you're drawing, but sometimes i have a hard time trying to tell which landmarks are being observed. thanks! :D
You explain muscle over and underlappings so easily! Very nice to listen to.
im reading Drawing Lessons from The Great Masters by Robert beverly Hale and this answered a decent amount of questions i had about the behaviour of the rhomboid, thank you for clarifying its location.
I'd just like to say, even if a bit off topic, that I really appreciate you providing premium content for a fixed price instead of the pay a monthly subscription model. Very cool of you.
chaosdecides If you'd search well enough, you'd figure out that it's not a monthly subscription but a subject subscription.
www.proko.com/human-anatomy-for-artists/Wat. I misread your comment xD.
thanks proko this anatomy course is really helpful
God bless you. I was just looking for shoulder tutorials
There is no God.
there is no god.
Lol
There is don’t listen to them
Lol you people are funny
You are helping so many artists. Thank you!
I think the problem of people complaining about not understanding many of the terms proko mentions is because these videos have continuity with previous ones, as he retakes from already covered stuff.
So far, I have learned so much watching your videos! They're so well thought out and detailed and easy to understand. I find it even better that you give assignments for people to try and draw what they learned. You're literally one of the best teachers I've ever had. Thank you so much! (P.s. I also love all the jokes you add into the videos, it makes things more interesting.)
Thanks proko. I think I mastered the art form of my idol artist. I redrew one specific image over and over for about a year. And I learned so much just from that one picture. But because I am self ought I was lacking in some basic knowledge. Watching your stuff reignited my passion and it really helped me out. Although I dont agree with everything, specific styles cant be made just by the book. Some rules apply differently but you already know that don't you. I'm looking forward to learn more from you. Today I nailed the picture! Including gesture and shading. Keep up the good work!
What picture was it?
@@JohnSmith-zf1lq from a french hentai artist
@@__-fi6xg bruh
@@manma6170 did you expect that i would draw mona lisa or what
@@__-fi6xg at least give the sauce m8
Such clean, well pronounced, dynamic drawings. Proko, you're a true badass - my favorite anatomy teacher. 👍👍
this is a godsend
Thank you Proko.
Thank you so much for all the awesome video Proko! Really appreciate the high quality tutorials. If you have time, would you mind making a video for drawing hands and cubes? Surprisingly, draing cubes (and circle as well) accurately in different angles is actually not that easy. I want to know if you have any tips. Thank you in advance!
Sir: I am having quite a time with the Clavicle and the Acromion Process in regards to the size and measurements of each section. Your video has been a great help to me. Do you have a reference sheet that labels each part of the clavicle the scapula the acromion process? Thank you
I want to ask a little question, your method for drawing seems to be very very clean, and certain.
While it seems to work well for drawing from reference, is this the ideal method for drawing from imagination such as when doing comic book or animation?
+Vadosity Of course. Line Condifence is very much a quality of great artists. Style can come later, when one begins shading and whatnot. I would recommend looking at comic book artists pencils and not finished inks and colors. I think you will find that a great many of them have cleaner looking art than it looks once an inker has had their way with it. Also note that an anatomy teacher isn't going to skew the anatomy into popular contortions like anime or american comic art would have one do. That can come later.
I'm really struggling with this assignment.
Have you figured it out?
@@بهشادبشردانش Yes! I did, but I used a different book to help me understand the shoulder blades a lot better. =)
Which book was it can u tell pls???@@tharchandran3709
Great great !!.. Now I found the videos I need to understand perfectly the muscles.
Do you have any tips on how to connect the arms to the torso or the legs to the pelvis? Application is pretty tough. Especially with foreshortening.
Azawa Medkour Start with basic shapes. Cylinder connected to boxes. After that you'll need to know some anatomy to add muscles on top of those primitive forms. I'll go over that in details in future videos.
What's the best way to draw scapula in correct positions while the figure is doing different poses?
Thanks for sharing these videos, it helped me a lot❤️
Thank you, Stan. I love your videos. Useful and interesting. Nice to see people sharing their high skills like a professional, although it is for free. Good luck and keep up the great work! (:
You are the best! Love all the humor and I get so excited for new episodes! Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such an entertaining and informative way.
Alfie Berger Thank you for watching!
Thank you proko! Just when I think I'm getting a hang on the human figure, this video shows me how little I still know about the human figure. 😁 Awesome video!
I don't know eng well, but I can understand every thing, what you saying. I read and watch many video about anatomy before, but I couldn't construct body so fast and easy until now.
How are you draws now?
Or
How good you draw nowdays
Ty Mr.Proko
Thanks for sharing!
great video as always!
Do you have a video on how to draw arms?? I always have so many problems like in the middle around the elbow and then down to the wrist.
peachy sunday I'm guessing limb tutorials are coming. Just not yet.
I got a little confused with your drawing at 7:00 . I just read from wiki that the top part of trapezius attaches to the clavicle, not the acromion. the middle part is the one that attaches to the acromion and along the spine of the scapula.
very clear explanation, but i demand you : why didn't you draw that little bony step, between the upper trapezius and the deltoid ?
I'm confused....with the second model, is the acromion that prominent bump or is that the end of the clavicle and the acromion is to its side?
Good job!
I have a question. What is the best supplies from animation. Tech wise like computer, program, the sketch board. Graphics tablet thing. Would be best. Cause I wish to get those but I dont want to get it and it you know not work.
I really hope that you will discuss the construction of the geomtery of the pubic fat and thigh fold in detail, in relation with the muscles, since most anatomy teachers skim on that subject. And maybe even the construction of the genitals!
Yes !another video!
So we have all this info on how to draw people, but can you give us a lesson in drawing them in space? I can draw people all day, but I can't place them to scale on a background, and I certainly can't draw them with other people on the same plane.
That's a lesson I have yet to find.
Asia Williams Yes! We're actually working on an entire course dedicated to perspective that will cover all of that. Keep an eye out for it for early next year :)
+Asia Williams That's actually really easy, Asia. I recommend, and I guess Stan would too, getting the Andy Loomis books. you can get them for free as .pdfs or you can buy them in hardback editions from Amazon. (which I did because I use them ALL the time). To some extent, they are the only books you need.
There are about 3 pages in "Figure Drawing For All It's Worth" that will blow your mind.
1.bp.blogspot.com/_3rnzSZfXVZk/TAY2UOxQcvI/AAAAAAAAAQk/BCD2M8rbVjA/s1600/page34.gif
JazGalaxy Thank you!
@@JazGalaxy I definitely agree with you. But that's Andrew Loomis, I think😅
This would have been useful to have during the assignment. At least I got the scapulae in the correct positions (though I made them too small).
This is like if you blink... You could skip half of the lessons😂 Anyways awesome video! 😁
Im pretty sure he made this video just to flex his knowledge on us with that second example :D
How wide should the clavicles be?
Mechadroid 3000 each clavicle is about one cranial unit wide!
Thanks TH-cam recommended
Nice
Hi, proko, how to draw armpit??
Great...Great...Great...
Cant wait (;
At 3:40 I thought I was being blind or stupid when I couldn't see anything you draw in the reference picture, but when I tried to overlay them on top of each other, it turnes out they're completely different things and nothing matches.
what about the assignment
guess i saw a nano-suit lol. It looks so cool.
Can you make subtitle Vietnamese for you videos ??! Please..
I just draw on feeling and if it looks right, it looks right I guess, this is way too complicated and mathematical and I'm glad I only do cartoony types. Tbh mostly for the ease and partially for the preference. BUt it's not a bad way, but this is more if you want to cut someone open type of draw.
"Strap the Lat". I like that. Sounds like a new pop song.
Tu é foda mesmo heim
HELLO
Erghkk. I found this one really topheavy with all the muscle names.
This is the same problem I have with most anatomy tutorials. It all becomes wall to wall gibberish, and people without an encyclopedic memory for this stuff are left in the dust.
GreenGearMood You'll get used to it and once you do, it'll become second nature
Ashley Knapp Anki..?
GreenGearMood Don't worry too hard about that for now; I mean, of course you should learn them but you'll have plenty of time as the next several weeks are all on torso muscles.
GreenGearMood Lmfao... Lazy. Actually study this for any reasonable amount of time, and you should be fine with the terminology.
GreenGearMood I used Apesos Anatomy for Artists book and kept reviewing it for a good 6 months. It was tough for me too, but with constant work it really gets easier
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Not worth sitting through all the adverts
how to make something looks three dimensional
Haha, you know anatomy so well yet you cant tell the difference between the picture of a man and a woman lol. Do love your vids. Find them very helpful.
gee he on x games mode
how to draw baby? their proportion are unlike general people.
i barely understand most of this e_e
Now I'm no expert, but I'm PRETTY sure that muscle isn't called the "terrorists major". Please fix your captions lol
her skin is kinda scary
Less body fat
SHE?
I'll never learn to draw properly. Too much to memorize.
you don't neet to study anatomy unless you are really serious about drawing try prokos figure drawing curse. After finishing that you will be able to draw the human figure pretty damn well and he recomments to do that curse before the anatomy one anyway.
@@davidgutmann2457 thanks, I was not sure which program to choose, proko has many programs to choose from.
@@lemardogonzalez1575 yea no problem. Just make shure to actually practise after the videos. It's pretty tempting to binge watch the series since it hasnt got assignment to the degree that the anatomy one has.
sabes hablar español si si sabes pues;gracias justo necesitaba saber eso eres un pro dibujando yo se pero no se real si no que manga ¿tu sabes? ¿podrias hacer un video de manga o anime?
gracias man gerz