As someone whos been teaching themselves from refrence alone I understand the shapes of the front facing mucles more than the how to draw the skeleton in perspective 😩
I like how the video was organized and I would like a lesson on shading the muscles, for example, what shadows to push and pull (in different angles). please cover that topic.
As a certified massage therapist with a *ton* of anatomy training.... this video is *awesome* as an introduction. I've already shared it with friends before I even finished it. Great crash course for artists. You, sir, win all the internets.
This was awesome! I'll be honest, I'm pretty lazy, so when I see a 30 minute video I tend to think "Oh boy, this is gonna drag on for a while" but you really got the point and explained the most important things. Looking forward to the next one!
still hope someday you will pick this series up again. to this day, it's the most comprehensive anatomy videos i've found that really resemble the way many anatomy books read. this is genuinely helpful knowledge amidst a sea of misleading content in the art world lol. nevertheless, thank you for this series! all of your other videos are brilliant as well. as a broke full-time student, i truly appreciate you sharing stuff that has actually helped me improve
Hey guys! Happy to announce a new series covering anatomy for artists. This is part 1 of many so let me know how you liked it and what you really want me to cover next. This first one is a bit longer but I expect the other videos to all be under 15min. Hope y'all have a creative week! -marc
thanks for making this nice tutorial, this is something really helpfull so i hope you keep doing it, the way you explain it is very good and also thanks for telling us why we should learn it. keep on
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Hi Marc, this is Marcos :) Thank you so much for this video. I have been drawing for many years and I am starting now to learn force drawing and anatomy. It is a very tough challenge but your video made it so much better. My only question is in what order are we to watch these videos? I see on this playlist many of them but I wouldn't know, what to watch next. Many thanks !!!!
You might not see this message man, but your videos really have been such a huge part of my life these past few weeks. I got hit on my motorcycle and had to get my leg rebuilt, and I got addicted to morphine. I’ve been two years clean, with absolutely no motivation to do art, that is until I found you. So really thank you so much for videos like this, the effort and the details mean a ton to me.
A lot of people say that you need to learn anatomy for drawing but only few people try to teach it. Finally I can see the benefits of knowing muscles like that! I cannot wait for further episodes, thank you so much for creating this series!!
@@XonixDerps It's great because it not only helps us to draw, but genuinely also broadens our mind on what we ourselves are made of! I'm not planning on working in the medical field at all, yet I somehow want to learn the names of the bones and muscles now too haha
It’s exactly that anatomy and skeleton tutorial which I searched for a year .now accidentally I saw it and played completely,I’m soooo happy and gonna cry for such a great tutorial for beginners like me ,THANKS ALOT 🥺🍃😭😍
I've been struggling with drawing the torso and the hip area for a long time. But after watching this i got a lot better. This sketching method with very simple shapes seems to work very well for me. I actually understand what I'm drawing, and I can now judge proportions more accurately. Did tweak it just a bit, but I still use the basic shapes for hip and torso. Thanks
I barely know jack about anatomy, but after watching this and trying it out with a few poses, I'm already seeing great improvement in my work. Even though the muscle segment was simple, it still gave me a lot more than looking at a reference on the web and trying to figure out how they connect and contort at different angles. Thanks a ton Mr. Marc! I'll be sticking with this series for the long haul!
OMG thank you so much for this video. I've been trying to understand anatomy for the past 20 years and never got it, now I do after a 30 minute video. Really, this changed my vision so much. Thank you a million times. Can't wait to get home and practice.
This video was so helpful, like damn, after the part on bones, i did a few studies and in just 2 hours i went from understanding absolutely nothing on the human skeleton to being able to roughly sketch a decent one (though i need much more practice). Thank you so much for this video.
This material is gold! I can't wait to start with the anatomy lessons on Art School (still working on figure/gesture drawing and perspective on the first Terms). Thank you very much for all the effort you put on everything
My heart just warmed wen the video concluded,weird but actually happens to me all the time wen I've found sth ive been looking for,I don know why I been postponing this video but I'm so GLAD I've watched it.Thank you good sir
I'm glad that this video exists and I've actually been practicing. Yet, I still find it difficult to draw the torso as a cylinder from different angles. Often times this is a struggle with reference too which to me right now still feels rather daunting.
It took me two years, studying everyday, for twelve hours a to learn to draw on paper the anatomical figure of the human body from memory w just a center line without reference. Very very difficult but worth it.
This is the content i am looking for on youtube. Informative, reliable, satisfying and still easy to apply. Great video... I messed up at legs. But despite my premature drawing skills, my sketch looked better than anything i've ever drawn so far.
i have been struggling with my torso structure and finally decided to watch this one! (i didn't want to bc it's 30 mins long but i got my notes ready 😅
@@margiecaina Take what you need from this channel but honestly Ethan's work and advices are more accurate and useful. I don't trust someone's work on anatomy when their proportions aren't even right...
This is amazing. I've just begun drawing on photoshop as a new digital artist with a mouse and this video helped me out practice my shapes and volumes. I love what you have here on your channel it's all amazing.
Very nice Marc, character art is my main focus so hope this continues as a series. Been out of the game for a while so I'm eager to jump back in drawing and painting.
Probably you know it already... but I really enjoy watching your videos and learn from them. You explain everything so easily and I love that. Instead of studying for my next exams in schools I spent my time watching your videos because I know that this is not a waste of time. I start writing down some notes after watching your videos several times. It is better listening to your stuff than just practicing drawing. Thank you :) keep uploading videos!
Wow, this is a very well thought out anatomy video! I like how simple it is to follow despite the daunting almost half an hour. This lessens my apprehension on finally learning the whole human body instead of just bits and ends.
This is fascinating. I'm one of those artists who could always "see in 3D" for some reason, so I never learned to construct forms like this. I guess I was doing it, but subconsciously. When I started illustrating and concepting full scenes, I'd imagine the entire canvas filled with cubes going back into the distance. I know some digital artists actually use perspective grids like that. But I've always drawn very realistically, and now I'm trying to do simpler work so its cool to see videos like this that teach how to construct very simple figures
I already have a good anatomy knowledge, but I realised that has almost no effect on my drawing skills by itself, you HAVE to practice this way of seeing anatomy specifically, sure it's faster if you already have a background in this but still you have to convert your knowledge to actually art skills. It's fascinating.
Thankyou so much master your a legend.. I was struggling really hard studying all the bones alone was kind feeling down because i could not do effective study.. but this video will change everything Thank you so much for making this video really really... helps alot thankyou sensei!!!!
This video is so underrated..I honestly learn. A lot from this one video...Alone...Then watching 3-6 other videos of Human Anotomy... Thank You so much for this video...Keep up the Good work I'm looking forward for more
Thank you for this video, Marc. I have been practicing muscle anatomy and poses with anatomy books and was really lost since there were just so many things I had to memorize and understand. This video really simplified a lot and was easy to understand.
Fun fact, did you know there are arguably 5 muscles that make up the upper arm. Deltoid Triceps Biceps Brachialis, sits under biceps And I think coracobrachialis or something like that which is a really thin muscle that you can see on body builder under the armpit because it's a little triangle that separates the deltoid and trciep.
I was looking for a guide about anatomy for artist. Thank you to have bringing this up. I'll follow wisely and get better at it! For me the most difficult and counter-intuitive is drawing the arms (and all that changes when you change the position - cruves etc) Sorry for my bad english - this isnt my first language. (:
Merci pour la video! Je n'ai pas vraiment réussi à trouver des vidéos/tutos en lignes qui expliquent l'anatomie du point de vue artistique jusqu'à maintenant, et ça aide vraiment. Est-ce que l'anatomie est quelque chose que tu as appris en allant en école de dessin, ou que tu as appris en ouvrant des livres de bio?
Hey Marc. I'm really excited about this. Will it be a weekly series? Also, the 3d models you use for the skeleton and muscle areas - is there a way to purchase such a feature or?
Awesome to hear! It'll probably be biweekly-ish since these take quite a long time to put together, but yeah as frequently as possible :) About the 3D model, I've uploaded the muscle version here forums.cubebrush.co/t/male-anatomy-reference
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Made a mistake @ 26:16 where I say "humerus" but meant "femur", didn't catch that slip during editing 😬
you mean ''humerous''-because it made me laugh when I realized youve mistaken the Femur as humerus-
What is with.....these replies
@@leila416 lol I was about to write the same thing.
U watch back ur vids after uploading one in a million 👍👍
ooh if they are classes, then there should be some sort of practice or homework!!! plleease
Everybody gangsta 'til he started to draw the muscles
Bruh
fr tho i got so confused
Should have paid more attention in health class :/
👁️👄👁️
As someone whos been teaching themselves from refrence alone I understand the shapes of the front facing mucles more than the how to draw the skeleton in perspective 😩
Hope this is helpful for someone !!
5:00 Clavicles
5:40 Scapula
6:36 Humerus
6:58 Ulna
7:11 Radius
7:36 Ribcage
9:00 Sternum
9:29 Spine
10:27 Hip Bones
10:53 femur
11:00 Tibia
11:24 Fibula
marry me
@@seshiria_4290 Pfffft. That was an unexpected reply
@@EdwinCelestial marry her Benny
@@rong3648 Yeah! Marry him/her Benny and ask Mark to be your best man 😂😂😂😂
very helpful, thank you!
who needs to go to medicine school when you have tutorials like this
school? no i have cool people on youtube
"medicine school" haha
I like how the video was organized and I would like a lesson on shading the muscles, for example, what shadows to push and pull (in different angles). please cover that topic.
noted! thanks!
As a certified massage therapist with a *ton* of anatomy training.... this video is *awesome* as an introduction. I've already shared it with friends before I even finished it. Great crash course for artists. You, sir, win all the internets.
This was awesome! I'll be honest, I'm pretty lazy, so when I see a 30 minute video I tend to think "Oh boy, this is gonna drag on for a while" but you really got the point and explained the most important things. Looking forward to the next one!
Thank you! this video was very informative, but I couldn't stop crying because skeletons are hella spooky
Riiiight...
Spooky scary skeletons
You are completely correct as skeletons are just us, and most humans are totally scary and spooky.
Skeletons are not spooked
For some reason I wanted to hug and comfort you even though I don’t even know you 😭😅
This is an amazing video, thank you. Been putting this off for years. Time to learn
still hope someday you will pick this series up again. to this day, it's the most comprehensive anatomy videos i've found that really resemble the way many anatomy books read. this is genuinely helpful knowledge amidst a sea of misleading content in the art world lol. nevertheless, thank you for this series! all of your other videos are brilliant as well. as a broke full-time student, i truly appreciate you sharing stuff that has actually helped me improve
Damn this just made me love attack on titan more
Why is RUclips only recommending this to me now?! Where have this video been when I was looking for it!
Hey guys! Happy to announce a new series covering anatomy for artists. This is part 1 of many so let me know how you liked it and what you really want me to cover next.
This first one is a bit longer but I expect the other videos to all be under 15min. Hope y'all have a creative week!
-marc
This is so cool. I am very glad i saw this video. Please do more :)
@@Uterr Will do! Thanks!
thanks for making this nice tutorial, this is something really helpfull so i hope you keep doing it, the way you explain it is very good and also thanks for telling us why we should learn it. keep on
Hi Marc, this is Marcos :) Thank you so much for this video. I have been drawing for many years and I am starting now to learn force drawing and anatomy. It is a very tough challenge but your video made it so much better. My only question is in what order are we to watch these videos? I see on this playlist many of them but I wouldn't know, what to watch next. Many thanks !!!!
Please please please don't drop this series
Who else was trying to feel all of the bones he mentioned?
omegalol
😶
The bone er, get it? XD
lmfaoo
meeeeee
You might not see this message man, but your videos really have been such a huge part of my life these past few weeks. I got hit on my motorcycle and had to get my leg rebuilt, and I got addicted to morphine. I’ve been two years clean, with absolutely no motivation to do art, that is until I found you. So really thank you so much for videos like this, the effort and the details mean a ton to me.
A lot of people say that you need to learn anatomy for drawing but only few people try to teach it. Finally I can see the benefits of knowing muscles like that! I cannot wait for further episodes, thank you so much for creating this series!!
Id say its one of the few things I didnt mind learning in college art haha my teacher helped me through the skeleton
@@XonixDerps It's great because it not only helps us to draw, but genuinely also broadens our mind on what we ourselves are made of! I'm not planning on working in the medical field at all, yet I somehow want to learn the names of the bones and muscles now too haha
@@Fieshs indeed! :d
It’s exactly that anatomy and skeleton tutorial which I searched for a year .now accidentally I saw it and played completely,I’m soooo happy and gonna cry for such a great tutorial for beginners like me ,THANKS ALOT 🥺🍃😭😍
Learning how to draw the skeleton in perspective has helped my structure immensely
I see how understanding the skeleton is a real bone-us. 😂
Sorry, I'll pack my things and leave quietly. 😳
Noo dont goooo :(
and by bone your a sans
@@bruh-cj4dm yeet
Nah don't
I'm glad you recognized ur mistake, sire
Perfect
I've been stuck for a while now
And I thought that going back to the basics would help me a lot
Awwww yissss
I've been struggling with drawing the torso and the hip area for a long time. But after watching this i got a lot better. This sketching method with very simple shapes seems to work very well for me. I actually understand what I'm drawing, and I can now judge proportions more accurately. Did tweak it just a bit, but I still use the basic shapes for hip and torso. Thanks
Been studying this video like a textbook, pausing every new bone and drawing it out, writing it down, taking notes on what you said. Thank you!
I barely know jack about anatomy, but after watching this and trying it out with a few poses, I'm already seeing great improvement in my work. Even though the muscle segment was simple, it still gave me a lot more than looking at a reference on the web and trying to figure out how they connect and contort at different angles. Thanks a ton Mr. Marc! I'll be sticking with this series for the long haul!
You're so kind for giving this to us! Thank you!!!!
❤
OMG thank you so much for this video. I've been trying to understand anatomy for the past 20 years and never got it, now I do after a 30 minute video. Really, this changed my vision so much. Thank you a million times. Can't wait to get home and practice.
This video was so helpful, like damn, after the part on bones, i did a few studies and in just 2 hours i went from understanding absolutely nothing on the human skeleton to being able to roughly sketch a decent one (though i need much more practice). Thank you so much for this video.
I love that this kinds of videos are free when this kinds of stuff are learned on arts school
This material is gold! I can't wait to start with the anatomy lessons on Art School (still working on figure/gesture drawing and perspective on the first Terms). Thank you very much for all the effort you put on everything
Thank you for this and all of your videos. I'm quickly learning things I've been wanting to learn for years.
Omg Marc looks so different!! I'm not used to seeing him with hair at all lmao
My heart just warmed wen the video concluded,weird but actually happens to me all the time wen I've found sth ive been looking for,I don know why I been postponing this video but I'm so GLAD I've watched it.Thank you good sir
27:40 When Marc Sensei said that it was a dirty sketch, I cried. T_T, It already looks perfect for mee!!
crazy how good this guy got at making videos
Free lessons!, thanks man, i appreciate it.
I'm glad that this video exists and I've actually been practicing. Yet, I still find it difficult to draw the torso as a cylinder from different angles. Often times this is a struggle with reference too which to me right now still feels rather daunting.
Just following this as I type! It's sooo helpful, thank you! Just saw and drew till the super detailed part.
It took me two years, studying everyday, for twelve hours a to learn to draw on paper the anatomical figure of the human body from memory w just a center line without reference. Very very difficult but worth it.
12 hours a day for 2 years? Lmao sure
@@k3nny111 studying every day and all day are two very different things
This is the content i am looking for on youtube. Informative, reliable, satisfying and still easy to apply. Great video...
I messed up at legs. But despite my premature drawing skills, my sketch looked better than anything i've ever drawn so far.
i have been struggling with my torso structure and finally decided to watch this one! (i didn't want to bc it's 30 mins long but i got my notes ready 😅
Ethan Becker : "Don't you EVER draw with squares and circles"
This video :
I just came from there.😂 Hmn, what are the odds.
and now I don't know who should I follow.
@@margiecaina Take what you need from this channel but honestly Ethan's work and advices are more accurate and useful. I don't trust someone's work on anatomy when their proportions aren't even right...
@@margiecainaboth!
@@flyfras9446 Marc Burnet proportions are wrong on this video? I honestly dont know, I'm a beginnger
Finally I very helpfull , quick, smart video tutorial about anatomy. Thanks a lot ! It’s really what I was searching for!
This is amazing. I've just begun drawing on photoshop as a new digital artist with a mouse and this video helped me out practice my shapes and volumes. I love what you have here on your channel it's all amazing.
I'm not used to seeing you with hair,
I really enjoy watching older videos from my favourite RUclipsrs,
I learned a lot from this video.
I was LITERALLY looking for something like this for the past few days. I'm so glad I found this. Thank you so much! This helped a lot :D
Very nice Marc, character art is my main focus so hope this continues as a series.
Been out of the game for a while so I'm eager to jump back in drawing and painting.
Thanks Chris, definitely planning a bunch more
i was thinking of tackling the skeleton recently. I'm glad this came up as soon as i thought of it
👌👌
Probably you know it already... but I really enjoy watching your videos and learn from them. You explain everything so easily and I love that. Instead of studying for my next exams in schools I spent my time watching your videos because I know that this is not a waste of time. I start writing down some notes after watching your videos several times. It is better listening to your stuff than just practicing drawing. Thank you :) keep uploading videos!
this is exactly what i couldn't find, your channel is just one big how to git gud guide. Thank u for making all the helpful tutorials!
Wow, this is a very well thought out anatomy video! I like how simple it is to follow despite the daunting almost half an hour. This lessens my apprehension on finally learning the whole human body instead of just bits and ends.
24:25 - 28:00 MIND BLOWING!
I've been searching a video like this for days. This is incredibly informative and enjoyable to watch thank you
This is fascinating. I'm one of those artists who could always "see in 3D" for some reason, so I never learned to construct forms like this. I guess I was doing it, but subconsciously. When I started illustrating and concepting full scenes, I'd imagine the entire canvas filled with cubes going back into the distance. I know some digital artists actually use perspective grids like that. But I've always drawn very realistically, and now I'm trying to do simpler work so its cool to see videos like this that teach how to construct very simple figures
I love working out and drawing human body, so your videos are always the best for me
I already have a good anatomy knowledge, but I realised that has almost no effect on my drawing skills by itself, you HAVE to practice this way of seeing anatomy specifically, sure it's faster if you already have a background in this but still you have to convert your knowledge to actually art skills. It's fascinating.
Thankyou so much master your a legend..
I was struggling really hard studying all the bones alone was kind feeling down because i could not do effective study.. but this video will change everything
Thank you so much for making this video really really... helps alot thankyou sensei!!!!
This's very helpful. Thank you so much for providing it for free here!
How do you manage to memorise all of these body parts?! Like, HOW????
As both an artist AND a nursing student, this is a huge help. Thank you ;v;
Ahh I need to practice. Until I achieve that one try perfect circle.
Thanks for the vid. Loved the simplicity of the method, also making it easier to stylized.
Great, now I can make some progress learning anatomy to draw my comics for fun. And I can can brake someone's every single bone in alphabetical order.
Thank you. You helped me level up from drawing stick figures to drawing✨glorified stick figures✨
This video is so underrated..I honestly learn. A lot from this one video...Alone...Then watching 3-6 other videos of Human Anotomy...
Thank You so much for this video...Keep up the Good work I'm looking forward for more
you blew my mind with this video thank you very much.
your music choice is on point! i feel like a shonen character during their training arc
the final fantasy x at the end too!!! TASTE
One of the best anatomy videos I've seen! Thank you :)
This video alone is more helpful than entire anatomy course I took few years ago... Jeez, I wish I knew about your artschool back then (((
Thank you very much!!! This is what i was looking for in this entire time!!! Finally someone made a video on it!!!
Very well explained.
2:28 Give me THAT COFFEE
Thank you for this video, Marc. I have been practicing muscle anatomy and poses with anatomy books and was really lost since there were just so many things I had to memorize and understand. This video really simplified a lot and was easy to understand.
This was the most useful anatomy video I have ever seen.
I have been looking for videos like this for a long time! Finally, I can really start to understand how to draw properly! Thanks Marc!!
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!!!!!!! thank you I'm very new at drawing and will reference your video again and again.
Very glad to have you and your channel. I will try to learn anatomy over Christmas break with this
It feels illegal to see him with hair
best Drawing anatomy, it was neat, short, and clarity. Thankyou. can you elaborate muscles like this skeleton class.?
Seeing Marc with hair feels so weird 😅
Therapist: Skeleton with a nose isn’t real he cant hurt you
Skeleton with a nose:
appreciate your time...this has been a great tool to have in the bag
Fun fact, did you know there are arguably 5 muscles that make up the upper arm.
Deltoid
Triceps
Biceps
Brachialis, sits under biceps
And I think coracobrachialis or something like that which is a really thin muscle that you can see on body builder under the armpit because it's a little triangle that separates the deltoid and trciep.
Was looking for a class exactly like this. Thanks!
I was looking for a guide about anatomy for artist. Thank you to have bringing this up. I'll follow wisely and get better at it!
For me the most difficult and counter-intuitive is drawing the arms (and all that changes when you change the position - cruves etc)
Sorry for my bad english - this isnt my first language. (:
Thank you Marc
Ya'll I just got back from a test on muscles and bones and I am proud to say, everything you said made sense to me. Good work!
A valuable resource. Thank you sir Marc for your time in putting this video together. Liked and Subscribed.
Thank you!
Thx a lot!!! I'll practice this first for take practice with the forms and proportions
man this is super helpful, thank you!
I`m just getting into drawing
there was something so satisfying watching you fill in the muscles at the end
What? He Had HAIR!!!!
Merci pour la video! Je n'ai pas vraiment réussi à trouver des vidéos/tutos en lignes qui expliquent l'anatomie du point de vue artistique jusqu'à maintenant, et ça aide vraiment.
Est-ce que l'anatomie est quelque chose que tu as appris en allant en école de dessin, ou que tu as appris en ouvrant des livres de bio?
yeey was so excited for this one! Thank you
You're a genius, definitely helping my art career!
wow thank you very much, make things very simple. love love
if you didnt color the muscles and just colored the outline it would have been easier to learn, but still thanks for the video marc!
Thanks Marc, your videos have been super helpful
I wish I saw this a year ago, thank you so much ❤ you explained everything so well 🥰
Starts at 5:00
Hey Marc. I'm really excited about this. Will it be a weekly series? Also, the 3d models you use for the skeleton and muscle areas - is there a way to purchase such a feature or?
Awesome to hear! It'll probably be biweekly-ish since these take quite a long time to put together, but yeah as frequently as possible :) About the 3D model, I've uploaded the muscle version here forums.cubebrush.co/t/male-anatomy-reference
THANK YOU THANK YOU