How to Draw the Shoulder
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- This video goes over the shoulder girdle, specifically the deltoid and trapezius and their relationship. I struggled with this area for many years, so I hope it helps others.
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I agree
7 years old and still honestly the most informative, easy-to-follow and clear tutorials on anatomy out there. Thanks so much. Your videos are amazing.
are you going to cover the entire body like this, because this is the best thing ever!?
OMG ITS CALLED THE FUNNY BONE BC ITS THE HUMOROUS. DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY YEARS I HAVE WONDERED WHAT THE HELL WAS SO FUNNY ABOUT HITTING YOUR ELBOW AND HAVING IT HURT SO BADLY???
+poindeckster2 it's called the HUMERUS but yeah it sounds HUMOROUS haha! :D
+d0gmaticsoul whoops my bad
The funny bone is actually just a bunch of nerves in the elbow
*My g o d .*
Oh my-
Scrolling through the timestamps is too satisfying!!!
is it weird that I just listen to your videos in the background sometimes just because it's calming? You have a neat way of talking, it helps me stay calm on focused on other things
Stalker... O.o
I do the same with other people too.. I like listening to podcasts. Its not a stalker thing at all really lol cx
Maybe because he talk patiently without adding unnecessary tone, pitch, and fake hype that we usually heard in many other videos.
Human dont like unnatural things naturally I guess.
That moment when you're drawing so late at night that you start to call the bones in the ligaments buddies
lol
PlzHateMe but I don’t want to hate you
i've struggled with the shoulder for years, so this is actually really helpful. i think shoulders are actually some of the most difficult parts of the human body to understand
Love how when he's explaining something connecting to something else he says "They're holding hands because they're best buds"
*sudden wave of understanding* OOOOOHHHHH. I've always sort of been able to convincingly fake my way around the rest of the body, but I had no CLUE how to draw this area- ESPECIALLY from the side. This is exactly what I needed.
I have to say as well, I find the collarbone a lot easier to imagine if I think of chicken's wings. Does that make any sense? Like in cartoons, when you see a featherless chicken or w/e. Maybe that's just me~
One of the many good things about Sycra's videos is they're very well paced to allow listening and drawing at the same time.
I love how long his videos are. and how I can just listen to his commentary when I'm working on an art project I've been planning.
watching his videos that include all these muscles makes me want to work out. cuz it's like, 'i didn't know those existed. i don't look like that. i wish i looked like that.'
I love how you take your time on these videos. Most tutorials are very brief. THIS is how a tutorial should be.
I guess I can say that for Comics Like DC or MARVEL, you have the BEST Content with the BEST explanation I could Find. I'm seriously thinking of Downloading all your videos to be able to watch wherever i want. But I'm considering not doing it because every time I watch some video, i'm helping you! hahahahahaha
oh god I've been struggling to draw shoulder for months until now, thank you man your videos are great
20:18 oh,it's the part where you cut the titans to kill them,got it. :D
On that day, humanity remembered...
Rip Eren Jaeger..
Great video, thanks! Was anyone else touching their backs to try to feel their bones throughout the lesson?
hahahaha, me!! :D
Haha, yea!
LOL!....same here, especially raising an arm....amazing how it all works eh!!
yeap, amazing!!
i was touching one bone through out this whole thing lmao jk
Hello, Sycra. I'm another fellow artist and have watched a ton of your videos from which I've learned a lot. I just wanted to take the time to let you now that you are very inspirational and also a great teacher. Your videos are very informative and go extremely in depth. I've struggled drawing from imagination for years as I find it easier to just copy a reference. Your videos are helping me break that wall. Keep doing what you're doing mate, it is very much appreciated.
Brilliant. You have helped a lot simplify bones and muscles of shoulders. Thanks
this video, is EVERYTHING!!!!!! can anyone find me a video that comes CLOSE to being this helpful?
He has another video, Common Mistakes Made with drawing faces, that's an amazing one! it blew my mind !
*****
Who are you?
Jessica Smiles
It's right next to your comment :D
Got an F- on my anatomy paper becasue I kept refering to "muscy-dooskies" . Thanks a lot Sycra-san.
Amazing video. Just awesome. A few technical corrections... the part of the scapula that the connects to the clavicle is the acromion. When people get AC joint separations, AKA a "separated shoulder", this connection is what is disrupted. This is not where the humerus connects. The humeral head sits in the glenoid, which at the tip of the triangle of the scapula, a little bit lower and forward of the AC joint. When people get a "dislocated shoulder", it means the humeral head is no longer sitting in this shoulder socket (glenoid fossa). But these are just quibbles, really. The AC joint and glenoid are very close to each other and move in unison.
These anatomy videos are the best out there, thanks Sycra!
you just earned a new sub. you are doing gods work with this channel
good anatomy lesson, I didn't know the names for all that stuff. I'm glad you showed the shapes of the individual bones and muscles and where they connect.
These anatomy videos are the best indeed, keep doing them please.
I just wanted to say: Everytime I come on youtube to look up a tutorial on something I need help with (which isnt very often. cause I'm stubborn and like beating my head into a figurative brick wall a few times before I cave and look for help) I swear, your channel always has what I'm looking for right on my "what to watch" tab!!!
thank you fine sir, your tutorials are very helpful!
excellent video. I started drawing a few weeks ago (before I start painting I want to be able to draw decently) and I'm surfing youtube for videos that'll teach me how to draw the human body. Glad I came across your stuff: you manage to explain complicate stuff in an understandable way. Great job :)
This is a help, I always had difficulty drawing the male chest and body so I avoided it but following along with this tut made everything so clear, thank you so much for the hard work you put into making these videos! I find the repetitions quite usefull, as opposed to what others experience. In order to retain the info you present here I have to draw along so when I miss something because I'm looking down or am thinking about the relation of each part I know you will touch back on it again and even in another perspective. Really great work, I appreciate it.
Please keep doing these anatomy tutorials, they are really good! :)
I guess my wish came true. I saw some of your older anatomy tutorials but having commentary to go along with the drawing is really helpful. Keep 'em coming! Thank you!
I have been waiting for this forever D : Shoulder area is my worst nemesis, mainly from different angles than front and side. Thanks so much
I quite enjoy your tutorials they are very refreshing for me to review over certain things. When I don't get a lot of time to draw and such. Thank you
You guys seriously make some of the best tutorial videos I've seen, keep up the great work!
its one guy...
Your videos (and yourself) are awesome! Keep up the good work!!!
You are a an amazing teacher, this helps to be able to understand and visualize so much! I have always struggled with this portion of the body when drawing, and am so happy I found this
I really like how you spend a lot of time on the origin and insertion points (even though you don't use those terms).
I foolishly disregarded it for the longest time, but learning the origin and insertion points will improve your drawing almost immediately. (It certainly did for me.)
Sycra, thank you for this very helpful video. I learned a lot. Your way of teaching is appealing. Your videos motivated me to pick up an anatomy book.
Sycra man, thanks so much for doing these anatomical videos!! It's really helpful and informative. It's one of the best ones I've found that's free, and it helped me tremendously as I've been struggling with shoulders. I hope you continue providing us with more of these anatomy stuff. UR DA BEST
Great video. Thank you. I just went through the whole thing, and it took me about three hours to take it all in.
Bro your videos are changing my art skills to the next level!
Thank you sir!
Had problems with drawing shoulders for a long time. It seems to be easy at first, but i think that shoulders + neck are actually one of the most difficult parts of the human body when you want to draw them correctly.
I’m so glad I discovered you now :D I’ve been looking into tutorials and ur video on the arms popped up in my recommendations and vwala
Great video, I was just struggling with the ribcage length. Thanks to cover
This was a really well-explained how-to. This will improve my sculptures, too. Thanks!
Scapula and Clavicle are my new OTP
I didn't realize I had trouble drawing the shoulder until you came up
Sycra, is it possible for you to do a tutorial on digitally painting backgrounds? Something with trees, rocks, and water? I would really love to learn that! Pretty please? :)
I don't think he really likes doing that stuff.
JayJapanB
Why? o.o
Has he stated so?
monkeyXmonkey Somewhat offhandedly, yes.
JayJapanB
Oh, really now? :o
Too bad then.
Thank you for the video and your efforts.
Love the anatomy videos, they are helping me so much (sorry about the english)
Your English is perfect!
You always have such great tutorials. So grateful for all your postings. You make drawing look very easy.
These always help me so much. I love the way you explain things and how you keep it slightly more complex vs completely simplifying them. Thanks again for another great vid! I'm looking forward to the next. Now it's time to go practice. :)
Getting professional these videos
most helpful tutorial in drawing
something like this on the legs would be nice
This has helped a lot!
This is EXCELLENT!!! Absolutely the best I've seen on the subject. It made me realize what was going wrong in the upper arms that I've been doing wrong all this time! Is it at all possible that you could do a similar one with the upper legs and how they attach to the pelvis? PLEASE?!
This is so helpful thank you, you're a life saver. I've been watching all of your amazing fun videos non stop, and always learning from you. (did anyone see the bug at 25:36 on the bottom right or is it just me)
thank you so much for these video series! youre both really good at teaching, and very pleasant to listen to! ive spotted quite the amount of cute sycra moments in these vids hahahaaaa
ill be lookin for a way to show my support and gratefulness
I love you, Sycra. 10/10
Pretty solid tutorial, good job.
OMG thanks...
I was looking for this for a while now. Best explanation of shoulders.
most helpful part of the video "the scapula... This is just kinda floating, its like wooooaaaaaah." haha
This could work as an anatomy class for medicos in undergrad .
Great video .
Thank you for making anatomy videos 🙏
Very good advice on the cross contour.
That bump you keep referring too is the Corocoid Process, and the Scapula spine which projects from the scapula leads to the Acromion Process creating the acromioclavicular joint. On top of that I really think it's important that you cover the Glenoid Fossa which protrudes off the lateral aspect of the scapula. The Glenoid Fossa is where the humeral head fits (ball & socket joint) If you need any help with anatomical labeling let me know. I'm in radiology so I gots to know these things lol.
These anatomy videos are great! Thanks Sycra
Knowing about those muscles that are behind the neck going down is very useful to know how to attach an animal head to a human body. I've always had a hard time doing that and I would just hide the back of the neck with a lot of hair. Very nice tutorial thank you for making those! :)
25:35 Anyone else saw the bug D:
***** Yeah, it was really bugging me..
Ruby Turaco we
Yeah, I had seen it too and started swatting at my own phone! 😂
AYE!
Wow great eye! (just a bit late)
thank you so much! your videos are the best in youtube for this matter! keap it up!!
Very clear. Thanks for sharing.
This was so incredibly helpful. Thanks so much for the lesson!
Man, you really wouldn't expect artists, doctors, and bodybuilders to have a common friend in anatomy
Seriously dude you should teach art classes. Nobody I've seen breaks things down the way you do in a way that's easy to understand
after 3 days I finally did, thank you so much you are really helping me :). (This quarantine its being better than I thought)
This was very helpful and really easy to understand.(:
Thank you so very much! Love your videos!
Great stuff man, as always. Waiting for additional anatomy parts!
The whole time I groped myself to feel what you were talking about xD Now it hurts but it was worth it and I subscribed ^^
Thank you so much! Waiting for legs tutorial
This was very informative. I learned a lot that I didn't know, thank you so much
oh my god, THANK YOU. I love you for this, seriously.
I swear artists know as much about anatomy as any doctor if not more so. That was quite the study of bones and muscle.
+Jukettaja They have to be, but more than doctors? Nah.
Lies. Artist put their muscles into groups. Doctors have to study every bit of muscle that is apart of you.
Rofl, yea, I'm studying the structure of each muscle down to it's smallest building blocks such as amino acids not because I would need the knowledge to understand medicine but because I need it in drawing.
Jukettaja not even close
Hey, artists have to learn anatomy and all, but they don’t have to learn the name of every muscle and bone and the structure of each of them as well as their building units. Artists cannot even compare to the knowledge of doctors
This is really awesome, I've always loved your videos!!!
i only know your voice in 2x speed..
had to rewind at 25:35 to make sure i wasnt seeing imaginary bugs
thank you SO MUCH!!!! i got the front view down pat, as well as three quarter view, but the side and back views always mess me up! it looks like weird noodles when i try them. THANK U FOR THIS!!!!!!!
32:26
Mustache! :D
Lol, anyways, great video! This is really helpful. I have struggled with shoulders, and now I can see why. :)
Really well done tutorial, thanks man! It really helps!
I learned so much from this, Sycra. I really hope you get a chance to do forearms and legs :)
Incredibly useful and detailed descriptions, I will be paying much more attention to anatomy in my future work. =]
Superb anatomy lesson!
Wow! Thanks man! That was useful
Sycra, your videos are so awesome and useful, but they're so extensive! Could you do it a little shorter, or a shorter version? I also wanna say that you're a great artist, and I've a question for you: How do you know so much about Anatomy?
Sycra, you should make an updated video on how to draw anthropomorphic animals!
Thank you for this awesome tutorial!
These are really helpful! Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much!
found you through Will Terrell's interview :) love your work too!!!