Please up the video's volume for future (my speakers need to be on 80+/100 to hear you). thanks. otherwise, great vid

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

thanks for letting me know! I'll make sure to up the volume on the next video:)

Let me scribble down some time markers for future reference: 0:00:00 introduction and overview 0:02:50 palm 0:17:00 anatomy of the palm side of the hand 0:27:40 backside of the hand 0:53:52 anatomy of the backside of the hand 0:57:31 gesture 1: fist (front view) 1:08:15 gesture 2: hand (backside) - with thumb up, index finger and middle finger pointing 1:21:18 gesture 3: hand (backside) - relaxed (all fingers closed on palm) 1:30:33 wrap up and prospect, thanks

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the advice! I have much to learn still:)

Thank you for sharing your insights, Josh. It's interesting to follow your process and get some more tipps and tricks as you progress. May I kindly suggest something? I like that you do not comment continually. It's quite relaxing to have a thinking pause now and then. This is a beautiful speciality by you. Please don't adpot the already deplorable custom others (especially KZreadrs from the US) have. To be sure: You don't need such an "elevator music bed" (or other) in the background. The background music-loop gets on my nervs latest in the second loop. It's devastating to be punished with it for one and a half hour! To be honest: To me as a musician it's an affront. Would you please drop it entirely? Thank you a lot!

Thank you so so SO much Josh for uploading this! I would absolutely KILL to get many more videos like this, particularly long-form anatomy related tutorial videos. This was so unbelievably helpful

Thanks for the video 🙏

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

you're welcome!

Thanks for sharing! This is very helpful❤

Very nice work, amazing video!

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much:)

Thanks for this video Josh. I was planning to start hands this week anyway. Just a suggestion: the audio is super low and I had to turn my volume all the way up on my TV. Would be nice if you turned up the speaker volume a bit! 🔊

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

Thanks for letting me know you found it helpful and for the heads up on the volume issue:)

Love your content, love your drawing style, but that music does my head in. cheers

THANK U!

Bonjour , je me demande comment vous faites pour avoir une belle ligne comme ça en digital , je trouve ça tellement difficile , c'est une catastrophe pour moi alors que en traditionnel je suis a l'aise, merci bien 😊

Thanks Josh! Insightful as always. If you had 2 hours a day as an intermediate to study anatomy, how would you make the best use of that time?

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

You're welcome:) I would pick either something that really interests you that day or something that you know you struggle with and spend that time doing master copies or watching KZread videos of artist you respect sharing info on the subject:)

👏 🙌 👍

Hey josh the video was very helpful, i wanted to ask you what you thought was a better approach to learning anatomy, is it better to learn one body part at a time and only study that body part for a while to really get it down or would it be better to practice and learn multiple different body parts across the span of a week and repeat that process?

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

Glad you found it helpful:) I think all the above! honestly, whatever you find inspires you the most or what you struggle with the most and work on either of those areas

Hi Josh, I’m from Vietnam. I know you on Instagram app, I’m really like your style. It make me feel better ^^ So I hope you can share your brush, I’ll be happy if you do this. Thankfully❤

@joshblackart

Ай бұрын

Hello! thanks so much:) the brush is my soft sketch brush from my gumroad and proko tutorials