Can you make an Anatomy 101 video. I dont care if its 2 hours long. Your videos of whatever length make me learn so much :)

@RiyanGuntur

8 жыл бұрын

agreed haha

@xandredarium4209

8 жыл бұрын

+Sexy Potato Forearms specifically, those things are a bitch to draw.....

@kiwichi4488

8 жыл бұрын

Yes I literally learnt how to draw the human body from just two of his videos, just combining all his little tips. I used to draw them like distorted potatoes

@kiwichi4488

7 жыл бұрын

*****​ Drawing poses with Ahmed I think, he has a bunch of tutorials with tips scattered throughout, it's not really step by step but more of observing and trying it out I would say plus he teaches how to draw dynamic poses not just arms by the side and standing straight poses

@Athooba96

7 жыл бұрын

Sexy Potato i agree👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Ahmed + Music = Chill Love the video man.

@Berry-Delight

4 жыл бұрын

Speaking of Music, what the hell is the 1st music is called??

Would you make a video about expression? I have truble the most on the wrinkles the face makes, i make faces look like clothes (I'd like to do more than just eyebrows, eye and mouth)

@sydtscott

8 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@marquesmartinez730

8 жыл бұрын

+Ahmed Aldoori What she said

@childofthelivinggod.

3 жыл бұрын

They did now!

damn ahmed back at it with the smooth talking videos xDD

I'd love to see a video explaining how parts of the body connect to each other (torso to waist, shoulder to arms, hips to legs) that would be incredibly helpful. Thanks : D

@CerberusComplex

8 жыл бұрын

I don't really like promoting other channels on someone's channel, but Sycra does a lot of those videos and they're well explained.

@MadCyantist

8 жыл бұрын

JoJo's Normal Adventure Thanks man, I've been subscribed to sycra for a while now, though I have never really checked that video out. Thanks for letting me know!

@AhmedAldoori

8 жыл бұрын

+JoJo's Normal Adventure I don't mind promoting other channels here, especially Sycra's, he's great!

@MadCyantist

8 жыл бұрын

+Ahmed Aldoori Though I love the casual approach in which you explain things. It really clicks with the way I think about my drawings too. Thank you for being an inspiration

@MadCyantist

8 жыл бұрын

***** Thank you : ) much appreciated

i really love seeing how rad and cool the practice characters look, the spikey ponytail is my favorite

your videos give off such a chill vibe ✨

I love how spontaneous you are! You got an amazing style! :)

I need a body anatomy tutorial man! These drawings are phenomenal. Can't wait to see what else you can create.

Can you do a tutorial on how to draw clothing an clothing folds, I always study draw clothes but when it comes to drawing any piece of clothing my self I have no idea where to put the folds and how they should look even given my knowledge on how gravity and thickness of the clothing effects the folds, great tutorial btw 😄👌🏽

@dutchgirlmaan2958

8 жыл бұрын

+Marquis Roberts Such a tutorial would be REALLY REALLY helpfull, there are hardly any tutorials on cloth and clothing.

@junafaun3848

8 жыл бұрын

+Dutchgirl Maan lol the art struggle is real

@MyCutiepututie

8 жыл бұрын

+Marquis Roberts in the meantime you can look at a tutorial from drawwithjazza if you haven't already

@junafaun3848

8 жыл бұрын

+MyCutiepututie yea I learned from him at first

@dutchgirlmaan2958

8 жыл бұрын

I already looked at Jazza's tutorial. I guess it helped a bit, but... .. Not really.

I love you and your artwork so much!! Keep making videos cause they are amazing and so are youuuu

I learned so much from just those anatomy snippets and god!! I LOVE your art

Dude, you are truly amazing! The software just enhances your awesome talent I am truly envious!!

Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, Ahmed! They are always so inspiring! Cheers from Brazil!

Love basic build-up of each face! ive learned alot from this vid alone :) thanx!

Slowly progressing into the digital art realm has been pretty tough. But your tutorials have really inspired me to keep at it! Im pretty mediocre but with time I hope to improve

that "crude anatomy 101" was amazing x.x it all came together so beautifully, I suddenly feel like I learned something vital that will change the way I percieve the neck and skull forever XD

Thank you so much for putting these tutorials out!

I'm learning so much from your tutorials, thank you so much! It gets me really inspired. The one thing I am having trouble with right now is perspective, and using perspective to make characters more dynamic/interesting. If you could make a tutorial on that, it would be awesome! Thank you for all the tutorials you have done so far, they're very helpful. :)

wow! you're super informative! I appreciated the anatomy lesson though it was brief! thank you for making this video. I hadn't really thought about the constraints of following the plan I'd set out but I think it made me realize why I haven't felt as creative and have even been in art block!

Not kidding. His voice is on a smooth heaven on earth level. If he wasn't that with talented drawing stuff he'd be a wonderful radio host or voice actor. I am melting.

Yo man, your videos are awesome! Very cool to watch and listen to while getting a sketch book session in.

The first result reminds me of Clara from Doctor Who - btw I learned so much that I can't stop doodling pretty faces whereever I am, I am so proud that I can do it properly now :3 *Thank you so much and keep on doing your great work! ^-^*

Love your videos man! Thanks!

I like it when you just start freestylin' at the end. Doodlin' like a boss.

I love your dash. His art is sensational! thanks for the video :D

I have been reading some current imagine fx issues and what caught my interest recently is taking life drawing gestures or portraits and turning that into cool fantasy concepts and I would like to see your spin on that :)

your voice is so soothing.

Youre the fastest artist Ive ever seen, so amazing

I've been watching tons of different videos to improve my drawing but from 10:00 to 12:17 was the most helpful lesson I've seen for explaining head and neck anatomy. Thanks

I have just started up drawing again after a very long time and found this video very useful Thanks !

OMG THE SKULL anatomy really helps!! Thank u

Thanks so much for the videos. I stopped drawing a couple years back; because art classes in schools killed my passion to continue drawing. But thanks to you I started enjoying again. As a result, it's been helping me cope with my addiction problem. My life feels full again. Thanks, Ahmed.

Awesome stuff, thanks dude!

love this channel!!!

Love your videos. I know I've watched this one before, but I keep coming back to your videos cuz they're awesome, plus, you're pretty cute!

You are very talented and I think that even though these were probably just rough sketches and that I am new to this channel, I would love to see more videos from you.

Great tutorial. I always kinda wondered the same thing as I see some artists start with a feature to flesh out as they go whereas I really like structure but then I can see where the structure can hinder some of the expression I could put into a drawing. It's like if you already know where things go, you should just jump right in but if you don't have structure down, then things just start to look way off and the drawing suffers because of a lazy artist doesn't want to master fundamentals first.

your voice is so relaxing and I really enjoy watching your videos ♥

you are ssoooo guuud my dude, keep up the great work

Think of the skeletal placement of the neck was actually rather helpful, wasn't what I expected to take from this but, awesome anyways! Thanks as always Ahmed!

I'm jealous of your art style, it's simple but really good tho👏👌, this video was really helpful

I love your style! ... And your voice :)

Hi! I'm a new subscriber and I love that your videos are really chill unlike some tutorials that makes me sleepy just by hearing their voices 😅 anyways I just wanna say that I really really admire you!

As a former nurse I studied anatomy and physiology in great depth all the way down to DNA and how all the different cells are made up. I have only begun diving into art this past year very heavily and these videos are how I am learning so much so fast. I have done some of the mapped out type heads and faces and my style of learning simply doesn't allow for that type of, shall we say, scaffolding build up since I know that's not how the human body is built. Everything is imperfection, you just don't notice it unless it's exaggerated. When you broke into the skulls and built of that I very loudly said "YES!" waking both of my dogs up. That was incredibly helpful. I did buy an anatomy for the artist book that I have yet to use, I just got it a few weeks ago. You breathed new life into me with wanting to take on these challenges such as the 50 heads. When I first began drawing, knowing people struggle so much with hands, the first thing I did was draw 100 hands in all different positions. I am very confident in my hand drawing now so I'm excited to do the heads but won't be putting a time limit on it. O try to avoid putting pressure on myself that intense because the reason I started art and am no longer a nurse is because I have a chronic genetic illness (the irony) that has rendered me medically and physically disabled and I sleep A LOT. 20 hours a day typically. I tried to participate in Inktober this year and felt so much pressure it was fun for me. So the time constraints are tough, down the road and looking at my growth and confidence just in the past year, I will revisit I next October. I am really glad I found your channel and your art. I usually struggle with tutorials done on the computer with Procreate or whatever it is. But this was much different and was extremely helpful. I am pulling out my book, the - Basic Human Anatomy (An Essential Visual Guide For Artists) by Robert Osti book I mentioned and have decided to draw 30 skulls with and without necks and or shoulders. Thank you for all the awesome help you offer other artists of all degrees. I am a beginner and you helped me tremendously in the first video I have ever seen of yours.

Fantastic how to. Thank you.

That Anatomy part was awesome!

Thank you so much from your videos. I am really learning a lot from it!

More anatomy lessons. This helped me so much! Thank you!

Wow thanks showing these two ways! They will be really helpful for the future :D

your voice is soothing 😍

I like the way you free the eyes,nose,lips

Fantastic! Thanks for the great instruction.

Nice tutorial dude, thanks

I LOVE UR CHANNEL U HELP ME SO MUCH😭💕

Awesome lesson!

Thank you for making this video! I learned some stuff like the neck line is connected on the ear part didn't know about that xD

For me, the making one bit and letting it grow has brought about my favourite pieces (that I've made), and i dont have the anatomy training, I couldn't master it with planning, but, I can tell exactly what doesn't look right, idk if others have that, I know people look and know somethings wrong, but they don't know what

i wish we could get more tutorials from you. It's been a long time 😊

Really enjoy your tutorials! I'm actually preparing my portfolio with Art Center at Night for the BS-Entertainment Design Program...lots of work

I am learning a lot with your tutorials! Subscribed (:

omfg i was having trouble connecting the head to the neck and you just summed it up :D

Hey Ahmed good tutorials, Subscribed right away!

Very helpful! Thanks for this awesome video! :D

Yep, I definitely think for studying and learning the more structured approach is super beneficial. The second approach is more fun, but only if you know what you're doing! Usually I'll draw the face almost gesturally and then draw the underlay afterwards to correct the mistakes, since starting from the underlay often yields really boring results for me.

This is real art ☆-☆

Good shit once again Ahmed

Thanks for all advices! Ahmed

Well this was awesome and your voice is soothing, which makes watching all the better. I swear that you're the only reason my passion for drawing is burning right now :3 Only problem is that I left my sketchbook at home :( Anyway, before I go on a essay spree; I enjoyed the video and your tips are really helpful.

you are amazing Ahmed!!!

@AhmedAldoori

7 жыл бұрын

+Sarah Adnan thanks Sarah

thank you for the video.I had no idea about that spine thing :o

Cool stuff!

loved this vid, more anatomy plz

Thank you for this video! Very helpful like always :))

I have issues with the hands, nose, mouth, head shape, chest shape, legs, ears, and hair

@madhatergurl2248

8 жыл бұрын

I try and practice and it may look good but I still screw things up Then everything messes up And it feels like 54,000,000,000,000,000 hours

@marquesmartinez730

8 жыл бұрын

Just keep practicing, its the only way to get better. Every artist has trouble drawing those things at first but practicing drawing things over and over helps a ton trust me.

@nostos_

7 жыл бұрын

I'd recommend getting an anatomy and/or figure drawing book to help as well. If you compare your drawing's proportions to something, you can address your faults as an artist and improve them faster. I don't think I have the authority to give you a good recommendation because I'm not a master of the human body either, but I have heard that the book "figure drawing for all it's worth" and "figure drawing design and invention" are pretty good. I can't give any confident recommendations on anatomy books because I haven't seen a book for anatomy that is a "must buy", unlike the figure drawing books I talked about. So, you're probably going to want to Google a good book on anatomy for artists. Like I said, I'm still learning so take what I say with a grain of salt but I hope this helps you on your art journey! ^^

@GawdKing

7 жыл бұрын

Idk if you still need help or not, but old books & magazines are your best friend! My mom had tons of old fashion magazines and I would take a sharpie and trace all day long. First, find a full figure draw and organic skeleton over it ( torso and pelvis boxes, beans, the spine, head, etc). Second, following the creation of the skeleton, you trace over the body parts of the full form to understand the shape. Finally, on a separate sheet of paper, recreate the skeleton and draw the body over it. Just remember that reference is always at your fingertips. You can even take a pic of yourself for reference if you can't find the pose in a book, on the internet, or simply don't have or want to draw in magazines lol.

@marlypepano883

6 жыл бұрын

I have issues with basically everything

Ahmed, I just want to say that your vid are awesome. I've watched all your tutorials on anatomy, shapes, faces and its very helpful. I Learned how to draw all these in only a month thanks to your vids. You're awesome keep up the good work.btw, do you have any tips on drawing on paper? Thanks

7:08 Smashing!

what you did with the 2nd face is what i do all the time to my drawings on purpose when people are watching me draw. it helps my nerves and also it's funny because i have the power to do things like that.

you really won another suscriber, thanks a lot for your tutorials, really helpfull. I will buy your sketchbook. Can you do a tutorial for eyes, nose and lips? that would be great. Thanks a lot

تابع اخوي و الله يجزيك خيرا على المعلومات القيمه .. شكرا

thank you so much bro..! very helpfull

Thank you for made this video I have a big trouble at sketching

wow gorgeous @___@ not even talking about the sketches tbh

I loved the anatomy part😂 because like every video i saw it says to use skulls as a guide or as a reference but i never knew how to start or how to use it properly

Anatomy 101 by you is a definate purchase for me. I wish you could do the effort to make a video course. Thanks fro the tips :)

wow !!! que talento.

Reminds me of Alita, the half anime girl. Can't wait for that movie

I think it was half on accident, but the skull reference was actually very helpful. I'm trying to get back into art - used to be fairly good at landscapes, but I've always been horrible at anything more alive than a tree. Had to take anatomy too though, just somehow never connected those two subjects. Always thinking cartoonish instead of realism, clearly it can work for a bit of both. Thanks!

Nice video! Liked it! :)

I like your style of anime... would like to see a whole show :)

I love your faces so much TT Also, I always go with the second approach of eyeballing it. Unfortunately, I think, I don't know. It doesn't always turn out well XD

I personally do variation 2. I feel it gives more of a personality to your character. When using outlines/pose lineart the character tends to become a cookie cutter with just different styles. Where when you build from scratch the character has a more unique look. After all humans are far from being identical.

Thx for teaching this! I hope ur utube channel gets bigger and bigger :)

Just recently I realized how bad my heads looked like and remembered the 2nd method you showed. I probably should draw some skulls again ^^

Thanks!!!:)

i do love the way you draw females and how they look amazing in semi realism that you do

Great vid! thought you would refer to Annie Mei from CT

Holy shit the crude anatomy 101 helped me a lot 😂😂😂

thank youuu😁

pls a do a hand tutorial you videos are so awesomeeee