No other artist on the Tube is as generous with their knowledge as Finch. That all of this isn’t buried behind a pay wall is incredible. Take full advantage of it kids.
I don't want knowledge, I want practical 😂 you admire this fast forwarded video just look out for other paid courses online, he doesn't give a shit in front of them like I had to struggle by copying him but anyway the course I bought told me to learn anatomy of body by copying my assignment and for the easiest other course I had no money
Tutorials don't exactly help, you just have a bad understanding of anatomy. Just because you know how to copy what he does doesn't mean you understand anything.
@@johnnylee5226 anatomy pictures and lessons confuse me and these tutorials help me out a lot so for right now I depend on these but later on I wont depend on them
@@somethinssketchy2117 I didn't word what I said right, tutorials help but not all of them, they don't really teach structure or different ways to draw something, if you're like me and your eye is more advanced than your hand tutorials will help a ton but if both are sub par or your hand is better than your eye then you've got a bit of a problem. I cant exactly explain everything I said in detail but I hope you got at least a little bit of what I said. Also I get wym.
Honestly I learned how to draw the body from watching different youtube tutorials. I would get a piece of paper and pencil and follow along. When it came to then creating my own poses or characters all the knowledge I used on drawing bodies helped me so much. Before I couldn't construct anything and when I would copy from a random picture it never really looked right, so for me personally tutorials were one of the best things I could do for myself as it was like having your own personal teacher/tutor. So don't mind Johnny Lee, just because it doesn't work for him doesn't mean it won't work for you.
Just want to say a huge thank you for your tutorials. I started learning to draw as a way through lockdown etc, and the biggest improvements I've made this year have all been down to your tutorials. I am very grateful to you :)
I love you so much I want to cry. There are so many like trending and TikTok celebrity art tutorial people now but none of them come close to the info and lessons you provide. Please keep making videos!
I am a returning artist after many years break and feel blessed to have found David. His clear, insightful tuition and nice guy vibe has given me a real push to practice. Thank you very much.
it's just a joy to see how David breaks down the back anatomy, i was drilling through the bridgman book just for that. And this video is a perfect example
14:16 Wonderful class, but there was no step by step of the torso seen from the front, the explanation of the ABS, how to draw them ... I would like to propose a second video, a continuation! Congratulations on your work! God keep blessing you!
I think this is meant more as a tips tutorial for ppl who already know (somewhat) the general anatomy / how to draw the torso. If ur looking for a more in-depth step-by-step tutorial I'd recommend watching Proko's anatomy course
These aren't beginner tip videos. Or at the very least the video was made with the idea you had some familiarity with anatomy. If these videos are hard to follow you should study anatomy.
@@hiimhunter7649 fair enough. Ill categorize the basics of what you should be learning for anatomy. 1. Torso front back and sides. 2. Arms. 3. Legs. Start with the torso and then do whichever you prefer first. You should get pinterest to find all kinds of reference material. Reference material is the backbone for anatomy because you cant draw something you've never tried to see and understand before. You wont be able to make a character anatomically correct without the skeleton. The skeleton is relatively easy to learn so you should get down the skeletal proportions and make the main parts basic shapes. Like the ribcage would be an egg. The hips would be a wide bucket or rectangle. And the legs and arms would be straight cylinders. You will see this when looking at the skeleton from different angles. For the torso the easiest to study is the front since it consists of only a few basic muscle groups. You should learn about the boney landmarks of the body as they give you an indication of where muscles go even in perspective. There is so much more important specifics i can get into it wouldn't fit in these comments but thats just off the top of my head.
@@hiimhunter7649 if you have the art fundamentals understood and practiced I suggest looking for an anatomy course by proko. Its a Playlist on RUclips thats gonna be your best bet for truly learning anatomy for free. Im currently about halfway through the course. Im finalizing my understanding of all the important torso muscles and bones for the male and female. This course can be tricky but if you treat it like an actual art class and have some good freeloading skills you can get alot out of these videos without premium.
Absolutely fantastic! So many pearls of wisdom dropped here. I will return to this video many times to soak it all in. I am definitely going to change my approach to some of the areas I was having difficulty with. Thanks Dave!
Can't wait to watch this! I've been waiting for this tutorial for a while, so I'm glad you finally had time to do it. I think the torso has to be one of my favorite parts of the figure to draw.
Oh wow, it is THE DAVID FINCH. I just happen to click this vid coz of the content, didn't know it was from an actual pro in the industry. This is... Beyond amazing... For me.
This has probably been the most helpful tutorial video you have made so far (at least for me that is). Thank you for all you do for the drawing community.
After watching the whole video, I have to say i need a lot of changes on how I approach drawing anatomy specially since I want to focus on drawing comics since I am a big fan of DC and marvel comics.. job well done david, and many thanks. May you forever be an inspiration to many artist ❤️
Trust me most of top comics drawing youtubers learn from great David Frinch. He is just brilliant if you follow his instructions you will instantly feel good n better. look at his finished artworks will blow your mind.
This was so much easier drawing at 1 in the morning and it was really helpful I suck when it comes to anatomy male and female so this really helped me improve abit on drawing especially since my greatest weakness in drawing was male anatomy
This is the best tutorial I have seen. I learnt a lot from this video have used other artists figure drawing videos but after watching yours my figure drawing has improved a lot in just 2 weeks. thank you so much David.
Thank you lord Finch!!! Thanks for sharing with us this valuable knowledge! I'm really enjoying these vids of urs. I hope you get more recognition in RUclips as an artist.
Hi David, your art is amazing. And thanks for all your tutorials. They have been a big help for myself. Even though I'm an "older artist" at 42, I'm not trying to make a career out of my drawings. I already have a stable career. I like to draw for the sake of drawing. It's a relaxing process. But it can be VERY frustrating as well. I have one big request. If you can do a tutorial on faces. Not just close up, or on big pictures. But in small areas, and already attached to a figure. Every face I draw, ends up looking the same, because There is almost no room for detail. I think a tutorial on this would really improve my work. Thanks.
It would be a good start... I just noticed Davie didn't say subscribe in the end of his video..he all ways forgets to say it his wife always tells people to subscribe and like for the video on the live strem because she knows Davie won't 🤣 Davie doesn't know how RUclips viewers always forget to like specially when the video is really good .
This is a good video for someone at the intermediate/advanced level of figure drawing. However, if you're a beginner this video probably gonna give you a mental breakdown so if you're a beginner I suggest checking another video, try draw torso, and comeback to this video cause I've been through that too.
This was pretty good info; the icing on the cake.... abs at the end, this is so going to help me because I tend to draw like the bad example... now I hope I can remember all this! Very thankful for this tutorial
Omg yess I was waiting for this video! Thank you so much. Also I'm really loving this trend of including high-res images of the stuff from these tutorials! Really nice touch. Also your website looks absolutely fantastic. Also the sack method for drawing more dynamic torso poses is such a useful tip! Thank you again
Thanks so much for this fantastic lesson! Everything is very clear, also the most difficult things like the back torso. You're helping me a lot with my work and you're an example for every comic artist!
Like the info you share. But looking at supplies list. The staedler lead holder, is there a set lead size. Basically there are different lead holders out there, what is the actual whole name the staedler lead holder?
Dave thank you very much. Your videos are so helpful to me. I make your skillshare course and I feel that I improove on drawing heads, I'm far for be good but I'm practicing everyday. Now I start do practice the figure using your videos.
This channel is gold, thank you so much for making these videos! I personally have trouble drawing some of the joints: elbows, knees and ankles specially. I'm shooting video references and I studied the anatomy but I still can't get to understand them clearly. I would find really helpful if you could make a video on this. I hope you keep sharing your knowledge, sir, I'm sharing your channel with my artist friends!
I just finished the first draw through Bridgman but after seeing how you break down the shading I think I have to start all over again because I did it wrong. I guess its part of the journey. Thank you so much your videos and tips really help see you next Monday
Wow! Thank you so much David bring us like these tutorials. It's so very helpful to us... Can you bring us a tutorial about differents of male and female body moves?
David - While all of your videos/tutorials are helpful, useful and just damn good, I found this one to be exceptional. I, like everyone else, really appreciate that you take the time to do these and continue to help educate and share your formidable knowledge. Hope to get to meet you in person maybe at Heroes Con some day in the future. 🤙🏻😃
wow this is amazing dude! very thought out video! iv seen you do this for both males and females, may we have one for children? like whats the different between older and younger heads bodys ect!, i feel this isnt talked about
After videos like these, I don't know whether I should be practicing my drawing or working out.
Both?
@@razorthedemon3228 both ... Both is good
Lmao
I do both, as everyone should
lmao
No other artist on the Tube is as generous with their knowledge as Finch. That all of this isn’t buried behind a pay wall is incredible. Take full advantage of it kids.
He’s truly a SUPERHERO
I don't want knowledge, I want practical 😂 you admire this fast forwarded video just look out for other paid courses online, he doesn't give a shit in front of them like I had to struggle by copying him but anyway the course I bought told me to learn anatomy of body by copying my assignment and for the easiest other course I had no money
Absolutely not true
@@spoofyguy5412 get better bucko
@spoofyguy5412 I'm confused about what you mean ( I mean no disrespect, I just want to know what you're talking about)
I've watched this 6 times in the last few days. Its really helping me with my comfort for drawing torsos.
WOW! I was struggling with male torso's right before this came out. Its like you could read our minds!
Until I manage to improve my anatomy most of the characters I draw, tend to skip leg and back days at the gym. :S
Same bro mine be looking like malnourished fuckin aliens or something but NEVER how I want them to look like
Mine just look like an Couch kid
Just make it a part of their BACKstory (get it) and call it a day
@@purpleglizzy2623 😂
@@Follyfullidiot Lol 😂😂😂😂
YES, i have been waiting for this, all my drawings look weird because the torso isnt as anatomically correct as the limbs
Tutorials don't exactly help, you just have a bad understanding of anatomy. Just because you know how to copy what he does doesn't mean you understand anything.
@@johnnylee5226 anatomy pictures and lessons confuse me and these tutorials help me out a lot so for right now I depend on these but later on I wont depend on them
@@somethinssketchy2117 I didn't word what I said right, tutorials help but not all of them, they don't really teach structure or different ways to draw something, if you're like me and your eye is more advanced than your hand tutorials will help a ton but if both are sub par or your hand is better than your eye then you've got a bit of a problem. I cant exactly explain everything I said in detail but I hope you got at least a little bit of what I said. Also I get wym.
@@johnnylee5226 ye I understand what you mean
Honestly I learned how to draw the body from watching different youtube tutorials. I would get a piece of paper and pencil and follow along. When it came to then creating my own poses or characters all the knowledge I used on drawing bodies helped me so much. Before I couldn't construct anything and when I would copy from a random picture it never really looked right, so for me personally tutorials were one of the best things I could do for myself as it was like having your own personal teacher/tutor. So don't mind Johnny Lee, just because it doesn't work for him doesn't mean it won't work for you.
I've watched this video 3000 times in a row and I'm still learning things about the male torso
Just want to say a huge thank you for your tutorials. I started learning to draw as a way through lockdown etc, and the biggest improvements I've made this year have all been down to your tutorials. I am very grateful to you :)
Yaaaaaah, This is what I'm waiting for, because I'm confused to draw the back torso 👍
Me too
Same
Don’t make in that complicated
I love you so much I want to cry. There are so many like trending and TikTok celebrity art tutorial people now but none of them come close to the info and lessons you provide. Please keep making videos!
I am a returning artist after many years break and feel blessed to have found David. His clear, insightful tuition and nice guy vibe has given me a real push to practice. Thank you very much.
it's just a joy to see how David breaks down the back anatomy, i was drilling through the bridgman book just for that. And this video is a perfect example
It's good when a person find someone that can teach they a way that they can understand,I'm glad to find u😉👍
14:16
Wonderful class, but there was no step by step of the torso seen from the front, the explanation of the ABS, how to draw them ... I would like to propose a second video, a continuation! Congratulations on your work! God keep blessing you!
I think this is meant more as a tips tutorial for ppl who already know (somewhat) the general anatomy / how to draw the torso. If ur looking for a more in-depth step-by-step tutorial I'd recommend watching Proko's anatomy course
These aren't beginner tip videos. Or at the very least the video was made with the idea you had some familiarity with anatomy. If these videos are hard to follow you should study anatomy.
@@33korki77 While that is true just saying study anatomy is the same as saying just practice it's an extremely broad term
@@hiimhunter7649 fair enough. Ill categorize the basics of what you should be learning for anatomy. 1. Torso front back and sides. 2. Arms. 3. Legs. Start with the torso and then do whichever you prefer first. You should get pinterest to find all kinds of reference material. Reference material is the backbone for anatomy because you cant draw something you've never tried to see and understand before. You wont be able to make a character anatomically correct without the skeleton. The skeleton is relatively easy to learn so you should get down the skeletal proportions and make the main parts basic shapes. Like the ribcage would be an egg. The hips would be a wide bucket or rectangle. And the legs and arms would be straight cylinders. You will see this when looking at the skeleton from different angles. For the torso the easiest to study is the front since it consists of only a few basic muscle groups. You should learn about the boney landmarks of the body as they give you an indication of where muscles go even in perspective. There is so much more important specifics i can get into it wouldn't fit in these comments but thats just off the top of my head.
@@hiimhunter7649 if you have the art fundamentals understood and practiced I suggest looking for an anatomy course by proko. Its a Playlist on RUclips thats gonna be your best bet for truly learning anatomy for free. Im currently about halfway through the course. Im finalizing my understanding of all the important torso muscles and bones for the male and female. This course can be tricky but if you treat it like an actual art class and have some good freeloading skills you can get alot out of these videos without premium.
Absolutely fantastic! So many pearls of wisdom dropped here. I will return to this video many times to soak it all in. I am definitely going to change my approach to some of the areas I was having difficulty with. Thanks Dave!
By far the best tutorial on RUclips. You, Jim Lee, Tony S. Daniel, Greg Capullo and Ryan Otley are my all time favourite artist
Can't wait to watch this! I've been waiting for this tutorial for a while, so I'm glad you finally had time to do it. I think the torso has to be one of my favorite parts of the figure to draw.
Hey art jedi
@@JEREMy-vu5lc sup
hey art jedi
Dude you been a god send, to get someone of your experience and caliber sharing information like this is invaluable.
I didn't like using stick figures to draw anatomy. Your video is super helpful! Thank you!
Best videp by male torso, thanks for your work David Finch!
What a kind heart to share such a beautiful lesson . Thank you for helping us.
There's something comforting about seeing a Master do so many lines.
I cannot relate with single stroke artists (as impressive as it is, no shade)
Dude your videos are A-MA-ZING I just watched this one and the one on arms and i'm grasping it so fast! Thank you so much for putting this for free.
Thank you so much. As you are just talking, so many valuable information comes out. I’m watching this again and again. 🙏
my mind was blown with the stomach muscle trick at the end.
Riiight
Oh wow, it is THE DAVID FINCH. I just happen to click this vid coz of the content, didn't know it was from an actual pro in the industry. This is... Beyond amazing... For me.
love u david finch u are really a fantastic artist and thank u for the tutorials for which i am becoming an artist
God bless you Mr. Finch for your continues efforts in teaching us.. this is GOLD
So much pure information in such a short time, amazing! Your second to none!
This has probably been the most helpful tutorial video you have made so far (at least for me that is). Thank you for all you do for the drawing community.
God bless you I'm laughing outloud about how easy it is to do after you explained it this way. THANK YOU
I wish I had this channel 15 years prior. Would have changed everything! Well Done Mr. Finch! =)
My favorite comic book artist of all time. Watch all ur videos n I learn so much. 🙏
After watching the whole video, I have to say i need a lot of changes on how I approach drawing anatomy specially since I want to focus on drawing comics since I am a big fan of DC and marvel comics.. job well done david, and many thanks. May you forever be an inspiration to many artist ❤️
Thank you David I knew how to draw male torso but I really struggled with back points of view and this helped a lot
Trust me most of top comics drawing youtubers learn from great David Frinch. He is just brilliant if you follow his instructions you will instantly feel good n better. look at his finished artworks will blow your mind.
You helped me so much with drawing I don't know how could ever repay you back and keep up the good work
It's really cool.
Style and analyzing the shapes and light and shadow it's incredible.
You are very good teacher
This was so much easier drawing at 1 in the morning and it was really helpful I suck when it comes to anatomy male and female so this really helped me improve abit on drawing especially since my greatest weakness in drawing was male anatomy
Is it me, or David can read my mind, I was doing a Batman drawing and this came up in time cause the torso was difficult, this man is the best
This is the best tutorial I have seen. I learnt a lot from this video have used other artists figure drawing videos but after watching yours my figure drawing has improved a lot in just 2 weeks. thank you so much David.
Thank you lord Finch!!! Thanks for sharing with us this valuable knowledge! I'm really enjoying these vids of urs. I hope you get more recognition in RUclips as an artist.
This is EPIC david finch is the best teacher ever that is my favorite turtorial ever
Wowzers the new Website is FANTASTIC and viewing from my phone was perfect so so so good
this 19 min video gave me 1-2 hours of practice very helpful
your drawing skills are much better for me. you are the best
This was one of the coolest tutorials I seen so far
Gorgeous, instant and unprecedented improvement in my anatomy skills after about only 2 hours of practice
backs are so attractive bruh😩😩😩
What lol
;-!
Back fetish?🤔
That it is That It indeed is So Firm and Reliable
🤔...
Lower back? Perhaps ? 🤷♂️
I'm from Indonesia and thank you for providing useful knowledge
Hi David, your art is amazing. And thanks for all your tutorials. They have been a big help for myself. Even though I'm an "older artist" at 42, I'm not trying to make a career out of my drawings. I already have a stable career. I like to draw for the sake of drawing. It's a relaxing process. But it can be VERY frustrating as well. I have one big request. If you can do a tutorial on faces. Not just close up, or on big pictures. But in small areas, and already attached to a figure. Every face I draw, ends up looking the same, because There is almost no room for detail. I think a tutorial on this would really improve my work. Thanks.
ok this is my new ultimate torso tutorial. I´ll be going back at this sooo many times from now on. Thanks Dave!
You are getting better at presenting and teaching Dave. This is the best tutorial to date. Thanks again for the content.
i learnt so much from this video its actually unreal, thanks David!
in many videos I have seen so far... This one is so solid, easy to follow.
Seriously tho!!!
THIS IS THE EXACT VIDEO THAT I NEEDED!!
OMG SOO HELPFUL
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS. ♥️♥️
thanks for sharing all this info David!
Let’s get this man to 100k‼️‼️
It would be a good start...
I just noticed Davie didn't say subscribe in the end of his video..he all ways forgets to say it his wife always tells people to subscribe and like for the video on the live strem because she knows Davie won't 🤣
Davie doesn't know how RUclips viewers always forget to like specially when the video is really good .
@@حموکوجر-و5ش You're right. David is one humble and wise man.
@@bigenson18 true.
This is a good video for someone at the intermediate/advanced level of figure drawing. However, if you're a beginner this video probably gonna give you a mental breakdown so if you're a beginner I suggest checking another video, try draw torso, and comeback to this video cause I've been through that too.
Love how clearly you explain your process.
This was pretty good info; the icing on the cake.... abs at the end, this is so going to help me because I tend to draw like the bad example... now I hope I can remember all this! Very thankful for this tutorial
Omg yess I was waiting for this video! Thank you so much. Also I'm really loving this trend of including high-res images of the stuff from these tutorials! Really nice touch. Also your website looks absolutely fantastic. Also the sack method for drawing more dynamic torso poses is such a useful tip! Thank you again
Damn! A masterclass! Thanks for sharing your secrets!
You're a blessing for us! Thank you for sharing your knowledge !
This is probably the most helpful anatomy video I've watched. Thank you so much ^-^
Thanks so much for this fantastic lesson! Everything is very clear, also the most difficult things like the back torso. You're helping me a lot with my work and you're an example for every comic artist!
this helped me draw the best thing ive ever drawn. Not saying much cause im very new but it helped alot.
This improved my anatomy a heck ton ty my guy
Like the info you share. But looking at supplies list. The staedler lead holder, is there a set lead size. Basically there are different lead holders out there, what is the actual whole name the staedler lead holder?
All of your tutorials really helps me a lot in improving my art skills, thanks so much Dave, shout out from Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Yh
Dave thank you very much. Your videos are so helpful to me. I make your skillshare course and I feel that I improove on drawing heads, I'm far for be good but I'm practicing everyday. Now I start do practice the figure using your videos.
This channel is gold, thank you so much for making these videos! I personally have trouble drawing some of the joints: elbows, knees and ankles specially. I'm shooting video references and I studied the anatomy but I still can't get to understand them clearly. I would find really helpful if you could make a video on this. I hope you keep sharing your knowledge, sir, I'm sharing your channel with my artist friends!
I'm gonna watch this video so many times, thanks a lot
Sir in back muscles you haven't drawn latimuss dorsi
David, could you make a video that deals with the back muscles and another on how to fit the neck to the torso seen from various angles.
Thank you.
Fantastic video! You've always got such great tips to share. Thankyou very much David!
I just finished the first draw through Bridgman but after seeing how you break down the shading I think I have to start all over again because I did it wrong. I guess its part of the journey. Thank you so much your videos and tips really help see you next Monday
Wow! Thank you so much David bring us like these tutorials. It's so very helpful to us... Can you bring us a tutorial about differents of male and female body moves?
This is incredibly helpful, thank you so much for sharing it!
So I’m doing a job right now with a lot of barbarian type characters and this is so helpful thanks a lot!
Oh God David if you knew how much you've helped me. Wish you were my art teacher at school 😩
yea
Such an amazing video content, Thank you very much Sir ! for this one :)
Thank you so much, David!!! Your A LEGEND
Thank you for making this! The sack shape is new to me but wow it looks impressive and a time saver
David - While all of your videos/tutorials are helpful, useful and just damn good, I found this one to be exceptional. I, like everyone else, really appreciate that you take the time to do these and continue to help educate and share your formidable knowledge. Hope to get to meet you in person maybe at Heroes Con some day in the future. 🤙🏻😃
Bro! Another Fantastic edition to your Tutorial series! Netflix should be calling u soon! 😊🔥
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Thank you for your tutorial it really helped me out.👍❤
Very helpful David! Always staring at Mark Bagelys Spider-Man for torso for reference so I'm always to get advice! Thanks my pencil brother!
Thanks for uploading this your my favourite comic book artist I really appreciate the video
Finally another great tutorial for us aspiring artist thanks a lot sir finch!!!!!
Best one yet!!! So helpful
Yet another amazing tutorial from the master, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!! 😁😁✌🏼
wow this is amazing dude! very thought out video! iv seen you do this for both males and females, may we have one for children? like whats the different between older and younger heads bodys ect!, i feel this isnt talked about
This is really useful that side view was something I had a problem with drawing .
perfect timing i was having an activity about comics in our 21st century literary.
Awesome, this is like bonus content to the Dynamic Figure Drawing video I got from Gnomon Workshop.
I like the new audio, feels like you're talking right into my ear
Thank you for the info now I can tell where things are to go with the right amount of practice
O melhor desenhista que já vi
Thanks for you for these tutorials! They are very helpful.