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i copied it exactly but didnt get the same outcome...this is rather confusing and a ton of math....how do you do all this math DURING your art and not mess up literaly everything? i ended up with the equivlent of a box for a human AND got 0 explanation as to how the anatomy actualy was....you dont explain how the anatomy is just where it is nore explaining how to draw it just where to....this video wasent very helpful....
I am REALLY struggling with posing of bodies and stuff. I'm looking into getting better at art and honestly this video really helped me understand some stuff! so I just want to say thank you :]
At first when you were doing the realistic proportions I realized my art style pretty much goes against them because I draw men with more of an hourglass figure rather than having it somewhat straight, but I technically don't even draw normal humans, in conclusion I realized my art style is very stylized, amazing video! I leaned a lot from this
I really appreciate them reminding us that not everyone will be the same as this example, it really helps keep in mind different body types and differences when we get to character design!
I’ve really been pushing anatomy aside, especially because I normally draw animals and my attention span is half a millisecond, but this video was interesting and informative:) I really feel like I learned a lot from this and many other videos on your channel. It helped my anatomy A LOT 😳 I love your content and I literally can’t say that enough, you guys are INCREDIBLE
Yeah wanna hear a story? Frog d1s3cction is mentioned sooo⚠️tw⚠️ I learned to draw anatomy by watching a frog dissection video! I learned how the arms and legs are practically the same, just for different uses. You don't need to learn to draw the body from a human, I learned from a frog!! And one or two videos like this one 😂
I don't really focus on anatomy since I usually work on instinct. However, there is no word to describe how well done this tutorial is. This channel deserves more recognition
I watched it at night and was able to remember everything important with ease and did it amazingly on my first try. Still think girls are easier to draw than guys. I think its the curves or the fact that if I'm struggling I can look in a mirror. I love how you get straight to the point! I have subbed and wont look back
@@glitchywolf_8071 if you do, its your style. One idea though, is draw a non binary or trans character and slowly mix more girl type aspects into it to ease yourself into the style
You think after years of drawing I'd be better at this but I never really put in much effort bc of how confusing and boring it was for me to look up tutorials- sure I studied what my ref poses looked like when I drew full body but my anatomy was always off- But this video helps a lot, it's clear, concise and exactly what I needed
I also love how you explain what they are! Like perpendicular for any young audience that forgot or just doesn't know or understand what perpendicular means.
I really really appreciate this. It’s actually really only tutorials I’ve ever understood because i have a condition called being an absolute moron, so thank you for making this simple to understand.
This was an awesome tutorial! I learned so much. I'm a beginner in anatomy and I've been tracing over references from IRL photos, but I thought it was time to change and draw for myself. I loved all the tips and tricks that you showed in the video. You earned a new subscriber!
I'm going to be watching this video again and again for a while, I feel like. I struggled with developing a style of my own for years back when I drew more frequently, and now I'm trying to get back into the hobby again. Due to rust, I found myself struggling with basic shapes and alternative ideas to handling proportions and measurements, but this video and the way you described some steps of the process make it seem so clear and easy! I've already watched a few videos of yours and subscribed, but now I think I might go on a binge watching spree. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach people like this!
You literally save my hole live!! I just found this channel and now I'm more sure that I can finish my characters properly and make the series I'm working on since 2020! Since you are still reading this I'm gonna say that I kind of got tiny episodes of it but only future me will show you the story I'm working on! I promise that I'm gonna show the series part to part ;) Anyways, saludos desde Puerto Rico, espero y nos volvamos excelentes artistas en el futuro. :D
My little brother had bought an expensive book showing pretty much the entire human anatomy for sculpting. While detailed in many ways, it doesn't exactly give you a lot of written info, or give you full body proportions outside of just the head, ribcage, and hips. While I think that book could be helpful for drawers who already have a baseline knowledge for drawing a rough sketch of body proportions, I don't think I can do much with the info in that book. I never learned how to do a rough sketch of body proportions, or do them in different angles. I could only manage to draw things that I visually look at. If I tried to draw a full human from imagination, I'd usually just draw the body outright without the rough proportion shapes. I think I usually got a lot of the shapes of the body correct, but the proportions of various body parts would always be off. Thus I'd have to keep resketching that body part to adjust its size and angle.. Sometimes I'd eventually get it right, but sometimes I don't and I get frustrated and burnt out and stop drawing. It would be nice to have reference sheets or a book with proportions shapes like this, with different angles. So I wouldn't have to look at a digital screen.
I love drawing arms and legs as sticks first, and elbows and knees as sort of diamond shaped flat piramids showing where they bent and at what angle we are looking at that. If it's a fantasy character, i tend to incorporate that in their armour instead of erasing. There's also rieb cage+shoulders and the hips as trapezes and the head of course, the hands and feet and then I fill the gaps with flesh.
This is soo helpful as I always draw people just standing straight cause I didn't know how to do poses. I never used any of these techniques while drawing and just kinda winged it lol I hope using these techniques can make the people I draw proportioned better
When I watching your videos I always feel closer to my dad ever since he passed away I felt like I was all alone but now I feel much more better and I feel like he’s still with me in my life. Art and particularly drawing was something we both shared a passion for.
i love your channel, sometimes i just passively listen and then i zone in and im like oh, i just learned to do this myself. i enjoy your channel so much and i hope to evolve with it.
thank you so much! I haven't been able to do much digital art, but i am really good at traditional art! this will be a major thing since i have been needing a way to draw bodies without references
This is the best video on the internet. Thank you! So many people only talk about realistic or just adult anatomy thank you so much for talking about the differences between body types
i always drew faces, but i loved to create stories and draw them. i had trouble for years making bodies for my stories and at one point, i quit. this video was super helpful, while making it super easy and fun and now i can write and draw with out stressing out. thank you!
I’ve been listening to your videos while drawing and I was struggling so bad with the anatomy and then this video came up! Thank you for giving these free art tutorials without skipping any steps!
THIS VIDEO MUST BE FROM HEAVEN ITSELF, I HAVE BEEN *STRUGGLING* WITH BODY PROPORTIONS FOR SO LONG ITS ACTUALLY SAD- TY SO MUCH BECAUSE THIS HELPED OUT A LOTT MORE THEN THE USUAL TUTORIALS I SEE- the fact you explain it thoroughly yet not to hard to understand is amazing- I’m happy i came across this because now i can get out of my art block with a strong start
Jus decided I wanted to really get better at drawing, and realized I’d never actually watched a full tutorial on anatomy. About 3 minutes in and I’ve taken a full page of notes. Thank you very much.
This was a really amazingly helpful tutorial. I really appreciate how you demonstrate doing this in a more fluid approximate sketch style using the drawn elements for measurements as it makes it much easier to quickly translate to your drawing than more “formal” approaches. The tips like how to form the calves, feet and arm angles were super helpful. I find these kind of videos that covers overall principles to consider so much more helpful than following a super detailed step by step drawing tutorial plus you drawing style is so inspirational as well. Thanks.
Oh my lord, I have been struggling with anatomy for WEEKS now and just randomly got this on my recommended! You are a godsend and I thank you so much for this video!
SO HELPFUL ISTG best art yt channel by far.it’s hard to find videos that r actuallly helpful. ive been drawing animals my whole life lol and am just starting to practice w humans, and this helps A LOT!!!
This was extremely helpful as I’ve been struggling to make realistic anatomy. However this helped me remember how to make body parts more realistic in order to not make then look odd. Proper anatomy is something I’ve always struggled with. (I’m shocked how I know more about spider and opilonid anatomy more than I do about human anatomy.) Thank you so much for helping me with this!
Oh my gosh thank you so much! This video helped a lot as only a few months ago I got out of the “cup-head” habit. It helped me improve faster than I thought definitely watching ur vids more often
Only 2 years late XD. Seriously though, this has been a godsend. I've been more actively trying to teach myself how to draw (because college is kinda expensive, though it's still much cheaper here in the UK) because I wanna make my own comic, and this has been so helpful. So many 'tutorials' out there will often skip a lot of steps, simply because they assume you've got some level of knowledge before hand, be it drawing yourself or going to college for art, which isn't any fault of their own, but it makes it really hard for true beginners, like myself, who don't have that pre-existing knowledge on how to break things up, how to measure these different parts, etc. Super helpful and pretty easy to follow. It'll probably still be a slog, as I tend to draw more anthropomorphic style characters (mostly because my comfort character happens to be a werewolf XD), but even with just this video, it's a lot clearer now how the basic shapes can translate into proportions of more unnatural characters. Cheers for this!
Hey Jessie and WC - these "Worksheet" style videos are so good. Tips are put on the screen to highlight but notes are actually written on the screen. That's so helpful because you can follow along and then at the end you have this worksheet style canvas where you have studied a concept and then written down notes on what you have done. This means you can refer to it later!! So helpful! I know you guys do real time classes. If you ever do on demand courses, I'll check them out! I work FT on the other side of the world so it's easier. Thanks for all you guys do!
Omg I love you like I don’t know how to draw anatomy and I’ve tried watching videos or asking friends I couldn’t get it but yours is more informative to me so thank you 🙏🏼
These videos are always helpful as advice!! Personally, I start with the top half of the torso when drawing since that is the most solid part of the body & the beginning of the line of action, at least how I draw things.
ive been watching these kind of videos and im going to an art camp next week! im so excited to learn how to draw better so thank you for being apart of my journey :)
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Thank you
i copied it exactly but didnt get the same outcome...this is rather confusing and a ton of math....how do you do all this math DURING your art and not mess up literaly everything? i ended up with the equivlent of a box for a human AND got 0 explanation as to how the anatomy actualy was....you dont explain how the anatomy is just where it is nore explaining how to draw it just where to....this video wasent very helpful....
@-touya_todoroki Same happened to me as well, but keep practicing, you'll get it as I did!!
Finally, somebody who actually teaches people how to draw without skipping 20 steps. Thank you so much this has helped me a lot!
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Copy what I'm doing! Draw a circle, then another circle and just draw detail!
@@Midorix_LMAOOO
@@Midorix_ You just resumed 90% of drawing tutorials.
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Oh my goodness! I was just trying to learn proper anatomy, and this video was a GIFT. Extremely helpful, thank you :D
We're glad to hear the video was helpful! 😊
@@wingedcanvas Is there anyway to make this cartoonish? Slightly cartoony fits my style more.
Jogetá vs gogetá
So true
Mhm!!
That tip about drawing feet is a literal lifesaver for me
I am REALLY struggling with posing of bodies and stuff. I'm looking into getting better at art and honestly this video really helped me understand some stuff! so I just want to say thank you :]
these videos are honestly so helpful for getting the right proportions while still making it really easy !
At first when you were doing the realistic proportions I realized my art style pretty much goes against them because I draw men with more of an hourglass figure rather than having it somewhat straight, but I technically don't even draw normal humans, in conclusion I realized my art style is very stylized, amazing video! I leaned a lot from this
The drawing feet tip was a BLESSING thank you! I’ve always struggled with drawing feet in different angles
absolute blessing sent from god 😭😭😭
I really appreciate them reminding us that not everyone will be the same as this example, it really helps keep in mind different body types and differences when we get to character design!
I’ve really been pushing anatomy aside, especially because I normally draw animals and my attention span is half a millisecond, but this video was interesting and informative:)
I really feel like I learned a lot from this and many other videos on your channel. It helped my anatomy A LOT 😳
I love your content and I literally can’t say that enough, you guys are INCREDIBLE
Yeah wanna hear a story?
Frog d1s3cction is mentioned sooo⚠️tw⚠️
I learned to draw anatomy by watching a frog dissection video! I learned how the arms and legs are practically the same, just for different uses. You don't need to learn to draw the body from a human, I learned from a frog!! And one or two videos like this one 😂
just identified and self-corrected my usual (lazy) mistakes i always make --- thanks for the great, witty video
I don't really focus on anatomy since I usually work on instinct. However, there is no word to describe how well done this tutorial is. This channel deserves more recognition
I watched it at night and was able to remember everything important with ease and did it amazingly on my first try. Still think girls are easier to draw than guys. I think its the curves or the fact that if I'm struggling I can look in a mirror. I love how you get straight to the point! I have subbed and wont look back
Personally it's different, I have trouble drawing female and mostly scared that I'll probably make them too girly and get get cancelled
@@glitchywolf_8071 if you do, its your style. One idea though, is draw a non binary or trans character and slowly mix more girl type aspects into it to ease yourself into the style
@@evelyngilliam4187 that heavily depends on the type of trans character themselves. Non binary and trans peeps can be any body type :)
@@glitchywolf_8071 cancelled? Wtf
So helpful, drawing bodies have always been a struggle for me.
Same
How’s it going now? :)
You think after years of drawing I'd be better at this but I never really put in much effort bc of how confusing and boring it was for me to look up tutorials- sure I studied what my ref poses looked like when I drew full body but my anatomy was always off-
But this video helps a lot, it's clear, concise and exactly what I needed
I FEEL YOU, BRO
I also love how you explain what they are! Like perpendicular for any young audience that forgot or just doesn't know or understand what perpendicular means.
I really really appreciate this. It’s actually really only tutorials I’ve ever understood because i have a condition called being an absolute moron, so thank you for making this simple to understand.
Ive been self teaching myself art for like 3-4 years and never learned anatomy and this has helped me a bunch on understanding how to draw it :D
This was an awesome tutorial! I learned so much. I'm a beginner in anatomy and I've been tracing over references from IRL photos, but I thought it was time to change and draw for myself. I loved all the tips and tricks that you showed in the video. You earned a new subscriber!
Anatomy was always my weakness, but now it's a lot clearer :)
I'm going to be watching this video again and again for a while, I feel like. I struggled with developing a style of my own for years back when I drew more frequently, and now I'm trying to get back into the hobby again. Due to rust, I found myself struggling with basic shapes and alternative ideas to handling proportions and measurements, but this video and the way you described some steps of the process make it seem so clear and easy!
I've already watched a few videos of yours and subscribed, but now I think I might go on a binge watching spree. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach people like this!
You literally save my hole live!! I just found this channel and now I'm more sure that I can finish my characters properly and make the series I'm working on since 2020!
Since you are still reading this I'm gonna say that I kind of got tiny episodes of it but only future me will show you the story I'm working on! I promise that I'm gonna show the series part to part ;)
Anyways, saludos desde Puerto Rico, espero y nos volvamos excelentes artistas en el futuro. :D
My little brother had bought an expensive book showing pretty much the entire human anatomy for sculpting. While detailed in many ways, it doesn't exactly give you a lot of written info, or give you full body proportions outside of just the head, ribcage, and hips.
While I think that book could be helpful for drawers who already have a baseline knowledge for drawing a rough sketch of body proportions, I don't think I can do much with the info in that book.
I never learned how to do a rough sketch of body proportions, or do them in different angles. I could only manage to draw things that I visually look at. If I tried to draw a full human from imagination, I'd usually just draw the body outright without the rough proportion shapes. I think I usually got a lot of the shapes of the body correct, but the proportions of various body parts would always be off. Thus I'd have to keep resketching that body part to adjust its size and angle.. Sometimes I'd eventually get it right, but sometimes I don't and I get frustrated and burnt out and stop drawing.
It would be nice to have reference sheets or a book with proportions shapes like this, with different angles. So I wouldn't have to look at a digital screen.
I love drawing arms and legs as sticks first, and elbows and knees as sort of diamond shaped flat piramids showing where they bent and at what angle we are looking at that. If it's a fantasy character, i tend to incorporate that in their armour instead of erasing. There's also rieb cage+shoulders and the hips as trapezes and the head of course, the hands and feet and then I fill the gaps with flesh.
The perpendicular line trick for elbows blew my mind! Thank you so much!
This is soo helpful as I always draw people just standing straight cause I didn't know how to do poses. I never used any of these techniques while drawing and just kinda winged it lol
I hope using these techniques can make the people I draw proportioned better
I’m literally gonna cry I was having so much trouble with anatomy but this vid makes it look so much easier thank you!
I'm glad that I came across this video, you explained everything better than my teacher. Thank you.
I didn’t know you existed a year ago I found this a month ago where has this been I needed this
7:30 that trick for arm posing blew my mind! I didn't even think about using a perpendicular line
this has made drawing WAY more fun for me :]
Starting to learn anatomy as an artist. This broke down many areas of difficulty for me. Thank you.
The amount of information packed into Jessie's videos is absolutely bonkers
When I watching your videos I always feel closer to my dad ever since he passed away I felt like I was all alone but now I feel much more better and I feel like he’s still with me in my life. Art and particularly drawing was something we both shared a passion for.
i love your channel, sometimes i just passively listen and then i zone in and im like oh, i just learned to do this myself. i enjoy your channel so much and i hope to evolve with it.
I like how with this channel they go fast and I don’t want to quit as fast
thank you so much! I haven't been able to do much digital art, but i am really good at traditional art! this will be a major thing since i have been needing a way to draw bodies without references
This is the best video on the internet. Thank you! So many people only talk about realistic or just adult anatomy thank you so much for talking about the differences between body types
i always drew faces, but i loved to create stories and draw them. i had trouble for years making bodies for my stories and at one point, i quit. this video was super helpful, while making it super easy and fun and now i can write and draw with out stressing out. thank you!
This is probably the most helpful art video(and channel) I've ever seen!
Oh wow thanks! I’ve been struggling with poses 😅 this is really helping! I have yet to try it out but knowing the measurements will really help 💜💜
I’ve been listening to your videos while drawing and I was struggling so bad with the anatomy and then this video came up! Thank you for giving these free art tutorials without skipping any steps!
You're most welcome! Thanks for the note of gratitude 😊
THIS VIDEO MUST BE FROM HEAVEN ITSELF, I HAVE BEEN *STRUGGLING* WITH BODY PROPORTIONS FOR SO LONG ITS ACTUALLY SAD- TY SO MUCH BECAUSE THIS HELPED OUT A LOTT MORE THEN THE USUAL TUTORIALS I SEE- the fact you explain it thoroughly yet not to hard to understand is amazing- I’m happy i came across this because now i can get out of my art block with a strong start
hoooo when you put the heads sideways to make the shoulders this just BLEW MY MIND !
thanks
Jus decided I wanted to really get better at drawing, and realized I’d never actually watched a full tutorial on anatomy. About 3 minutes in and I’ve taken a full page of notes. Thank you very much.
I've always had a lot of trouble showing if someone is a man or a woman, so this was really helpful! Thank you!
This was a really amazingly helpful tutorial. I really appreciate how you demonstrate doing this in a more fluid approximate sketch style using the drawn elements for measurements as it makes it much easier to quickly translate to your drawing than more “formal” approaches. The tips like how to form the calves, feet and arm angles were super helpful. I find these kind of videos that covers overall principles to consider so much more helpful than following a super detailed step by step drawing tutorial plus you drawing style is so inspirational as well. Thanks.
Oh my lord, I have been struggling with anatomy for WEEKS now and just randomly got this on my recommended! You are a godsend and I thank you so much for this video!
This helped me so much start drawing characters! Thank you so much for making things like this free to the general public!
new artist here, finally something that does not confuse me. I cant wait to try this out once my tablet charges!
Your channel is literally the best
I love it you channel is literally underrated, I couldn't find any more helpful guide on drawing/anatomy other than this video!!!
This was a fantastic tutorial.. GREAT JOB. The foot thing was amazing... I think you helped so many with that tip alone.
I told myself I would study anatomy over the summer and here I am, learning from people who make it REALLY EASY. I am SO glad I found this channel.
THANKS I REALLY NEEDED THIS AND YOU WERE VERY DETAILED, WHICH IS WHAT I NEEDED
I just love how it is explanation. and thank you my understanding of anatomy has gotten better
Love your vids i get better every day when i watch you 😃
Thank you! I learned things from you that I didn't learn in college! So helpful.
SO HELPFUL ISTG best art yt channel by far.it’s hard to find videos that r actuallly helpful. ive been drawing animals my whole life lol and am just starting to practice w humans, and this helps A LOT!!!
The most helpful video i have seen! Thank you!!
I dont think you realize how good. This Tutorial is
This was extremely helpful as I’ve been struggling to make realistic anatomy. However this helped me remember how to make body parts more realistic in order to not make then look odd. Proper anatomy is something I’ve always struggled with. (I’m shocked how I know more about spider and opilonid anatomy more than I do about human anatomy.) Thank you so much for helping me with this!
this actually makes so much sense you're teaching me more than my art teacher has
Thank you so much! This helped a lot! Iv just started learning to draw body’s and this already improved the way I draw body’s!
This actually help me a lot ,Thank you👍👍👍👍👍
Tysm! you helped me sm with propotions!!
How glad I am to have stumbled upon your channel
This is such a life saver! Definitely loved this
This has helped me so much 😭 I struggled with drawing anatomy for SO LONG! Nothing I did looked right 🥲 Thank you for this video 😌
this video has helped me more than any other one i have watched, and i have watched a lot. new subscriber added
Oh my gosh thank you so much! This video helped a lot as only a few months ago I got out of the “cup-head” habit. It helped me improve faster than I thought definitely watching ur vids more often
I have just been STRUGGLING with Anatomy, and just couldn't get my proportions right, and this video has already helped me SO much
I have been having trouble with anatomy for a full body this really helped thank you
Only 2 years late XD. Seriously though, this has been a godsend. I've been more actively trying to teach myself how to draw (because college is kinda expensive, though it's still much cheaper here in the UK) because I wanna make my own comic, and this has been so helpful. So many 'tutorials' out there will often skip a lot of steps, simply because they assume you've got some level of knowledge before hand, be it drawing yourself or going to college for art, which isn't any fault of their own, but it makes it really hard for true beginners, like myself, who don't have that pre-existing knowledge on how to break things up, how to measure these different parts, etc. Super helpful and pretty easy to follow. It'll probably still be a slog, as I tend to draw more anthropomorphic style characters (mostly because my comfort character happens to be a werewolf XD), but even with just this video, it's a lot clearer now how the basic shapes can translate into proportions of more unnatural characters. Cheers for this!
🤯I had an art block and now in studying anatomy and really excited to draw I’ve made like 10 sketches 😁
This was EXTREMELY helpful!! Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this explanation 💚🌿🕊️🕊️
This video was SO helpful! Thank you so much! You deserve millions upon millions of subscribers for all of your talent and hard work!
Thank you so much! Drawing body autonomy was always a big struggle for me, and this video helps me understand a little more!
Hey Jessie and WC - these "Worksheet" style videos are so good. Tips are put on the screen to highlight but notes are actually written on the screen. That's so helpful because you can follow along and then at the end you have this worksheet style canvas where you have studied a concept and then written down notes on what you have done. This means you can refer to it later!! So helpful!
I know you guys do real time classes. If you ever do on demand courses, I'll check them out! I work FT on the other side of the world so it's easier.
Thanks for all you guys do!
(Also, you rock)
This video is legit a life saver
This video was actually so amazingly incredibly awesome
very easy to understand and the best it works
Omg I love you like I don’t know how to draw anatomy and I’ve tried watching videos or asking friends I couldn’t get it but yours is more informative to me so thank you 🙏🏼
Omg tyysm! This has helped me a lot. I love the way you simplify everything, u def deserve more subscribers. Thanks again!! :D
These videos are always helpful as advice!! Personally, I start with the top half of the torso when drawing since that is the most solid part of the body & the beginning of the line of action, at least how I draw things.
I sent this to Timmy, he said it was good, you make amazing and helpful content
You are the best you just earned yourself a new follower😀!!!!!
This is genuinely great !
This video was a tremendous help! Thank u so much ☺️
you blew my mind on how to draw simple feet. I have been struggling to do that and this helps so much
Thank you, Jesse! This was so clear and helpful!😊
Frrrrr tNice tutorials man just straight forward !
OMG THE SHOE TRICK OS AMAZING THANK YOU THANK YOU!!
Omg tysm this helps me so much with trying to learn anatomy! 😊
This is very helpful I will save it so I can watch it whenever I get confused again but this definitely deserves a sub :)
I needed to hear the "references arent cheating" bit
ive been watching these kind of videos and im going to an art camp next week! im so excited to learn how to draw better so thank you for being apart of my journey :)
I love how u started with the male body bc that’s the type of body I struggle with the most
Tomorrow, I gotta submit my art project thank you for making this video