thank u. i can’t do good anatomy (I mean it looks somewhat okay but when u look closer they have 50 dislocated bones.)

@Mango324

9 ай бұрын

only 50? mine got 500 dislocated

@sasvkeee._

9 ай бұрын

@@Mango324500/206 dislocated?? thats some dedication

@StanMelanie00

4 ай бұрын

REAL😭😭😭

@Nini_nine

2 ай бұрын

Mine is literally a giraffe

Very useful! I reccomend this alot! Understanding even the most basic shapes can get you alot of progress.

@xinnoondaily

9 ай бұрын

I Love this! We did something similar where we live out. This video actually gave us inspiration and hope that we can still become successful, thanks so much for this video.

I wanted to avoid shapes but the more I look at how artists draw, the more I realize there’s a reason why shapes is a fundamental of art. So gonna have to get to it 🙌

Look at the massive amout of sketches on de bg. Good effort and perseverance!

This is very informative, I also subscribed to your channel because I think you're such a good helper.

Thanks this was very helpful since one of my friends said to study on Anatomy since she didn’t know how to explain but at least my friend recommended me to know what Anatomy is. I’m very thankful for this video I hope you have a great day.❤❤❤

THIS HELPED ME A LOT! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Seeing how our stickmen look similar gives me hope

Thank you so much!!!

Now that you explained it in this video, I now remember numerous times where I told random people on the internet and people I know in real life what I planned to do with art. For example, I once made a water bottle character and announced to every person I know that I will make a comic with that character. It never happened. When Friday Night funkin was still relevant, I mentioned wanting to make a mod, but all I did was talk. No work was done. There was a time before that where I wanted to make a fan creation. One got like 2 chapters done. The other wasn't done at all. Point being, there have been plenty of times in my life where I announced my goal and did no work towards it and then began to live a false narrative of me making impressive work. I'm still working to escape my false narrative, but I thank you for this well explained video on why we should be careful about who we share our goals and avoid the trap of shooting ourselves in the foot.

@Silencer796

8 ай бұрын

Or you can simply not tell them and actually do the work.

@Riboux7

7 ай бұрын

Yeah just work and don't talk that'll just give the impression that you're not serious and no one will believe you anymore lol

@MarieAntoinetteBestQueen

19 күн бұрын

I've told people about writing a book. I wrote the first quarter of 4 stories before giving up. The next story was always slightly longer giving me hope that I'll finish it, but I never could. Even I don’t believe myself anymore. I hope I don’t give up on my current project. It requires drawing and double the commitment

Google knows it all, I'm going to start drawing stuff for real and its recommending me some of the best tutorials and tips i've heard so far. tnx algorythm and eanrehc.

@eanrehc

Жыл бұрын

Google is a self-taught artist’s best friend! c:

I have been following Marc Brunets one year learn how to draw video. Those times gesture drawings are so important and help so much.

Can you post a tutorial please on how you practiced all of these tips ❤❤

Thank gosh I have a art teacher, this isn't easy at all this will take me years to learn this plus in my country anatomy books are like 489k+

@chimaunao

6 ай бұрын

489,000?! THATS INFLATION NO?

@ReaLovesYouuu

6 ай бұрын

@@chimaunao No like actual like 489,000 pesos I live in Phillipines me and my friend saw it

@freezingicy9457

5 ай бұрын

@@ReaLovesYouuu come join the pirates matey

@chailantz4309

3 ай бұрын

​@@freezingicy9457 💀

This isn’t just anatomy this is dynamic poses as well😂

real

IS THAT A PROKO "6 Steps to Draw Anything" REFERENCE?

Sometimes I draw when I write and try to give it flow when it’s not supposed to

Thx

tysm !

Where should I learn to draw form? I can't find much videos on it.

@eanrehc

Жыл бұрын

there's this video by Proko called "6 steps to draw anything", imo it demonstrates very well how to manipulate the simplest shapes (which is essential if you want to draw more complex shapes, like bodies) it's not the only resource though, i would type "drawing form" on the search bar! c:

Great, now I can draw any position😈

Thank you😊

Thank you,gorgeous.

I'm not even able to do good gestures. Your beginner gestures are "I wish I could do that" for me 😫

yeah im fucked lol

THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

❤

I don’t understand half the fucking words you used but I’ll try this out

Excellent video!! One question: Where can you get good references?

@senpai12349

Жыл бұрын

pinterest

@SadTown99

9 ай бұрын

@@senpai12349Absolutely,Pinterest. what an endless gold mine … Deviant art is great too

@missnoneofyourbusiness

8 ай бұрын

​@@senpai12349No.

Do you know any page or KZread channel that still tell about it and if you know can you please help me with it😊

@eanrehc

8 ай бұрын

i have a short video about the resources i used to study anatomy here: kzread.inforZex7xutl8M?si=b0m41-diP-l3RFd5

great \

dawgg..

It's hilarious that basically almost every art skill tutorial is just "Draw a line, then draw a box". And its hilarious cause its true...

propic?

Agak ribet yh😅

Mam, can you suggest any drawing book where we can learn drawing from basic to lil bit advance, because in youtube, there are lots of channels but I can't find any who shows step by step, I mean, from basic shapes to anatomy practice drawing.

@eanrehc

7 ай бұрын

i don't have a particular drawing book to suggest, but if you look up "how to draw ___" (ex. how to draw an anime style face) or "___ reference" (ex. body drawing reference) on pinterest and youtube, there are a lot of beginner-friendly tutorials you can find.

@katekiler

3 ай бұрын

for a beginner the "how to draw comics the marvel way" is ideal. i really don't recommend loomis. for me all of his books are completely useless and delusional but you still can read them to judge for yourself, it won't take much time. instead it's better to read "bridgman's complete guide to drawing from life" or some of marcos-mateu mestre because his books are super friendly to those who are new to art and they tell a ton of useful information, especially framed perspective 1&2 and framed drawing techniques. don't waste your time on michael mattesi or read just the beginning, which he just repeats for an entire 250 pages book. as the author of this channel said you can just google books on themes you want to find using basic phrases so i think it's better for me to mention some of the obscure ones. "the practice and science of drawing" by harold speed; "figure composition" by richard hatton; about the general drawing i recommend "the elements of drawing" by john ruskin; "sketching and rendering in pencil" or "rendering in pen and ink" by arthur guptull (surprisingly, both are similar to each other but the former has a chapter about life drawing though it tells a lot about architecture as well). and about the anatomy i really do recommend reading "gray's anatomy descriptive and surgical", any edition before the 30th and supply it with "morris anatomy" or "cunningham textbook of anatomy" if you find some chapters or pages confusing to you. supply yourself with some atlases as well like "frank netter's atlas of human anatomy" or "mcminn and spratt clinical atlas of human anatomy". of course it is not necessarily for everyone to know about the embryology or developmental anatomy or individual cranial bones or splanchnology, but i really do urge you to read the chapter about topographical anatomy and only then move on to trunk and limbs' bones, muscles and maybe to veins as well because obviously, they are visible too. nearly all of the books mentioned here are available on archive org and ultimate it's better to read all the books you can read in order to deeply confuse yourself with both how much you do know and how much you do not. also you can read "the intellectual life" by philip hilbert hamerton as an artists' and contemplative philosophy and john locke's "essay concerning human understanding" as epistemology, maybe an abridgment. it's really good, nothing to say more. i've included a lot, haven't i?

@solankitejendra3756

3 ай бұрын

@@katekiler That's right, thanks a lot bro, I'll try reading out and practising all the books you have mentioned🙂✌️✌️.

now the only thing i cant draw is feet

no thanks

this is why i gave up

@IrlLove

8 ай бұрын

Don't give up

@Razor_18

7 ай бұрын

Art is difficult, but don't be discouraged, you'll get good at it eventually. Everything takes time

@michaelthefurrycat2093

7 ай бұрын

@@Razor_18 dude I've gave up because I'm just not interested I've moved on mother fucker

@michaelthefurrycat2093

7 ай бұрын

@@IrlLove STFU, your just saying that

@iamunbornbutterfly

6 ай бұрын

Lmao

i looked up body tut and i found this and this isnt that helpful