There are several factors in learning anatomy. One resource I found that succeeds in merging these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (check it out on google) without a doubt the best info that I've seen. Check out this great website.
+Shep 919 there's no given fixed point at which an artist becomes gud, it kinda just happens with practice. cliche as it sounds. but that's 'cause it's true.
hi everyone ,if anyone else needs to find out about anatomy lessons online try Laophiaa Cranial Blueprint (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my cousin got great results with it.
There are many factors in learning anatomy. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Sebs Study Crammer (google it if you're interested) definately the best info that I have ever heard of. Check out this interesting website.
I usually can't focus on others tutorials because they're boring and people talk too much to me to me but his tutorials are just so funny and I can't stop looking skelly 😂
teaching me things i wish i knew never having an art class in highschool, for the longest time i was self taught from references, to the point i do realism in alot of areas including portraits, but i have the skill of a 5 year old when it comes to anatomy
Although you showed off a LOT of realistic artists and painters, I'd like to mention that many manga artists and animators ALSO have to know and learn these things and will often use that knowledge to enrich their content. If you want to be a manga artist or animator, you need these skills just as much as those who make realistic figures.
What he said, however inconvenient, is true. Stylization and selection of specific things to keep or remove can only be done with intention and quality from a quality understanding of the real, not always ideal-looking things
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to learn about human and anatomy and physiology marieb try Laophiaa Cranial Blueprint (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
Oh my goodness this is exactly what I need! Thank you so so much for putting all the time and effort into making and sharing this course with us amateur artists. I am so looking forward to learning all this stuff and applying it into my drawings. You are awesome, Stan!
ShannonAllAround Thanks! Its great to have you apart of the course. Make sure you post your assignments in the Facebook group! facebook.com/groups/anatomy4artists
I sometimes came to this channel for a quick “I’m feeling productive. Let’s watch proko while I attempt figure drawing!” After so long, I am finally here at the beginning ready to start for real. Thank you for making this course available. :))
Proko, I just wanted to say thank you for this amazing series. I'll be honest, I haven't watched your channel in forever but recently I got into Art College and we are about to start our anatomy studies and this series is the first thing that came to my mind and the exact boost that I'll surely need to my learning. Thank you for uploading this for us and I want to wish good luck to other artists on their journey
thanks for not making boring content, i initially came for a few pointer videos but the humor and production value involved is reason to keep tuning in alone.
As a newbie painter and drawer I was immediately drawn to your channel when I spotted the anatomy lessons. As a Physical Therapist I'm hoping to merge my knowledge of anatomy and observation to the paper. I'm very much looking forward to working my way thru each tutorial. Thank you in advance.
Online learning is invaluable for people (like me) without access to traditional art schools. I really appreciate the content Stan provides in his engaging teaching style and hope he continues to do so for a long time.
I am sorry, Stan, but the hybrid of the orca and penguin looked like a butt plug. Other than that, great to see you are back with another course that we mediocre artists-well, I am-can only appreciate!
I used to like drawing when I was a kid, but I was never that good at it. I bought some Burne Hogarth books when I was fifteen (e.g. Dynamic Anatomy, Drawing Dynamic Hands). I gave up soon after that though so I never got to progress :/ Some of the drawings in this video are really cool. Is it too late to get good at drawing by the age of 24?
+Wayne Stakem It's definitely not too late to start drawing. Some of my new students are 65 or older. The key is to practice, learn, and be patient. You're not going to become a professional overnight.
Nope. I started at 27 (about 6 years ago). It took a lot of practice, but I'm miles beyond where I was when I began, although I still have a lot to learn. Also, although he wasn't talking about drawing, I had a French teacher who started learning the language at 40 and spoke it beautifully as a 50 or 60-something.
Good timing! I was actually starting to practise anatomy because I realised that I had to to improve my drawings. So far, I got the legs okey, but feet, arms, shoulders and the torso still look wrong.
Hey Proko. Love your work. In this video @ 2:09, the brain is facing to the right within the line drawing of the head facing to the left (backwards) Key landmark is temporal lobes and Sylvian fissure. Cheers!
"Things have changed since we last saw each other", it feels like interacting with me like "you came back to the art world everything is changed, long time no see", I started drawing a lot way back in 2014 and quit in early 2016 I watched videos of Proko but I didn't take much attention how these videos are so important, I'm just copying drawing back then I know my self I can draw but in my imagination and creating figure on my own is not its kinda a mess, then now 2022 I'm back and I want to bring back what I was started before thanks to this course proko.
I just want to say that I love your videos and that they're very helpful to me. :) I've been looking so long for an online course for studying human anatomy (my weakness in drawing, actually) and I found this. Thank you so much! :)
Don't waist your time and thousands of dollars on a 4 year degree in art like I did 20 years ago. You can learn everything you need online. This course looks amazing.
¡Por fin encontré a un artista que explica bien las cosas! Vi muchos vídeos y todos hablaban de las mismas cosas, pero cuando vi tu vídeo de Gesto sabia que eras un genio y gran maestro. !ESPERO APRENDER MUCHO DE USTED¡
I love the concept...I will try to practice for the the learning resources of students in school. We need original illustrations to avoid copyright issues. Thank you very much.
lol I lost it at gluteus maximus xD but seriously thank you so so much for all the information i wish my teachers would show me things explained this nicely, your videos have helped me very very much in understanding the human body, so keep up the amazing work please :D (also in this video the idea of putting your voice over the girl and the acting was very entertaining and gave it a really nice humor touch, love it :D
Thank you Proko for best learning everrrr... I used to graduated fine art in school and univesity but learning the most things from you! thank you thank you thank you
Irakli008 Absolutely! I think you would definitely do better with anatomy if you were familiar at least familiar with the fundamentals of figure drawing.
I fxcking love the internet! This is a godsend. I'm especially excited about the 3D viewer and the flexed vs. stretched muscle explanations. Christmas came early this year. Thanks, Proko Claus!
I've been struggling a lot with just learning anatomy, and I don't want to pay100's-1000's of dollars just to learn this. Proko is an excellent resource that anyone who wants to learn anatomy can do, the process of learning ana. is made simple here; just requires effort, I'd definitely pay $179 for Premium!
me, a paramedic student *reeds "human anatomy" *: oh I don't need to watch that I already studied anatomy.. me *reed "for artists" *: never mind I'M IN!
I don’t understand why someone clicks on it. If they don’t like it, they can walk away. Everyone should respect the energy and time spent by others for free sharing of knowledge.
The fact that I'm 12 years old and trying harder on learning this than working on my history fair essay that is basically my whole history AND my English (for some reason) grades.
My art goal for 2024 is to get a solid grasp on anatomy to the point where i can do any pose from imagination (Cuz being bounded by my reference is really a huge problem since i can't afford pose bundles), with this being said im starting all those 121 videos and every assigment that comes with it, starting from the very beggining over again, here i go.
LOL that introduction was pure gold - this is the first video of yours' that I've seen and it hooked me on the rest of the video immediately. Good job!
"Practice what you've learned rather than binge watching all the lessons"
Nyehhh
*throws away the scroll of truth*
he really just called me out like that lmao
Ikr
Ikr
Bold of him to assume that we can't do both😈
It has nice sloping shoulders hahahaha
"practice instead of just binge-watching our videos"
...oh
ssofia swiper no swiping
I feel so attacked right now.
ssofia I can't do that, I got a test tomorrow
:)) and they force you to buy things you dont need
@Nora Wilson thats nice
I was not expecting that intro XD
Boggy Bunny ye :3
Boggy Bunny I thought it was real at first... 🤣
沼泽兔是什么意思？
swap rabbit
There are several factors in learning anatomy. One resource I found that succeeds in merging these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (check it out on google) without a doubt the best info that I've seen. Check out this great website.
Gluteus maximus.
Vince Yutuc 7u7
aka: ass
The sad thing is that I know what muscle this is
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Big butt or huge ass or gluteus maximus
I'm bad at drawing, but I believe that practice makes perfect.
yep It took me 10 years to get were I am(a Manga artist) But im still learning and improving my art
hey, how long would you say it takes before one "gets gud"? Ive been trying for about a year now but am only at the drawing skill of a 13 year old.
Shep 919 Well all I can say is Just to practice the most you can.
+Shep 919
there's no given fixed point at which an artist becomes gud, it kinda just happens with practice. cliche as it sounds. but that's 'cause it's true.
Hindsight is 20:20
That intro was
*_T H I C C_*
I know right
hi everyone ,if anyone else needs to find out about anatomy lessons online try Laophiaa Cranial Blueprint (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my cousin got great results with it.
There are many factors in learning anatomy. One plan I found which succeeds in merging these is the Sebs Study Crammer (google it if you're interested) definately the best info that I have ever heard of. Check out this interesting website.
I usually can't focus on others tutorials because they're boring and people talk too much to me to me but his tutorials are just so funny and I can't stop looking skelly 😂
that skeleton have a bright eyes. so cute
Wow your account is ancient
Stan is teaching me everything I thought I was gonna learn in anatomy and physiology in high school
So true😔😔
teaching me things i wish i knew never having an art class in highschool, for the longest time i was self taught from references, to the point i do realism in alot of areas including portraits, but i have the skill of a 5 year old when it comes to anatomy
Although you showed off a LOT of realistic artists and painters, I'd like to mention that many manga artists and animators ALSO have to know and learn these things and will often use that knowledge to enrich their content. If you want to be a manga artist or animator, you need these skills just as much as those who make realistic figures.
Well, you have to learn the rules before you break them, they studied a lot of human anatomy before they did anime or manga, it is just stylized
What he said, however inconvenient, is true. Stylization and selection of specific things to keep or remove can only be done with intention and quality from a quality understanding of the real, not always ideal-looking things
With Skelly, I can now practice proportions in my nightmares.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to learn about human and anatomy and physiology marieb try Laophiaa Cranial Blueprint (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
@@freddygonzalez356 that one is meant more for medical purposes than artistic purposes
iZetto
I think that commenter is a bot
Oh my goodness this is exactly what I need! Thank you so so much for putting all the time and effort into making and sharing this course with us amateur artists. I am so looking forward to learning all this stuff and applying it into my drawings. You are awesome, Stan!
ShannonAllAround Thanks! Its great to have you apart of the course. Make sure you post your assignments in the Facebook group!
facebook.com/groups/anatomy4artists
+Proko can you please lower the price just a little I need this course! But I can't afford this.....
+Khidd silly You shouldn't be asking that? It's rude...
rude is typing something like you just did here.
Eshlost Pardon?
I sometimes came to this channel for a quick “I’m feeling productive. Let’s watch proko while I attempt figure drawing!” After so long, I am finally here at the beginning ready to start for real. Thank you for making this course available. :))
Proko, I just wanted to say thank you for this amazing series.
I'll be honest, I haven't watched your channel in forever but recently I got into Art College and we are about to start our anatomy studies and this series is the first thing that came to my mind and the exact boost that I'll surely need to my learning.
Thank you for uploading this for us and I want to wish good luck to other artists on their journey
This looks awesome...Any tutorials on clothing in the future would be great too, I'm a fan for life.
yeah. I really need some lesson about clothing. Can't draw comic or manga with only naked people (although it would be cool)
PSA: DON'T POKE PEOPLE'S GLUTEUS MAXIMUS!
XD
unless you have their verbal consent, of course
and don't poke people's cremaster muscle
@@triisart1721 oh shit nice pfp bro
@@staleloser6459 thx ;)
thanks for not making boring content, i initially came for a few pointer videos but the humor and production value involved is reason to keep tuning in alone.
As a newbie painter and drawer I was immediately drawn to your channel when I spotted the anatomy lessons. As a Physical Therapist I'm hoping to merge my knowledge of anatomy and observation to the paper. I'm very much looking forward to working my way thru each tutorial. Thank you in advance.
Online learning is invaluable for people (like me) without access to traditional art schools. I really appreciate the content Stan provides in his engaging teaching style and hope he continues to do so for a long time.
I am sorry, Stan, but the hybrid of the orca and penguin looked like a butt plug. Other than that, great to see you are back with another course that we mediocre artists-well, I am-can only appreciate!
made my day
I can't unseen that
*gluteus maximus*
2:16 I found that orca/penguin fusion so amusing that I actually drew him XD. I shall call it... Fred.
Lol don’t take my idea mines name is........yeah Fred is a good name
He does look like a Fred
I used to like drawing when I was a kid, but I was never that good at it. I bought some Burne Hogarth books when I was fifteen (e.g. Dynamic Anatomy, Drawing Dynamic Hands). I gave up soon after that though so I never got to progress :/ Some of the drawings in this video are really cool. Is it too late to get good at drawing by the age of 24?
+Wayne Stakem it's never too late :) read about Matisse and Gauguin
+Wayne Stakem It's definitely not too late to start drawing. Some of my new students are 65 or older. The key is to practice, learn, and be patient. You're not going to become a professional overnight.
Some of the best artists out there didn't start till age 40.
Anything below age 35 is considered young. So yeah, 24 is not too late at all.
hell no
Nope. I started at 27 (about 6 years ago). It took a lot of practice, but I'm miles beyond where I was when I began, although I still have a lot to learn. Also, although he wasn't talking about drawing, I had a French teacher who started learning the language at 40 and spoke it beautifully as a 50 or 60-something.
Thank you proko. you saved me. I feel like I stepped once forward to be a master of anatomy. I'll practice and re-watched it over and over again.
I dont know how to expressed my gratitude to you. Thanks so much. You have teached me a lots.
I don't want to draw muscles, I want to draw skeletons
i want to draw comic sans and papyrus so same
SPOOPY
make sure you draw them spooky n scary, otherwise they will look like skeletons but not spooky nor scary
@@aaronmarq8387 Ah,Yes
The floor is made out of floor
@Drew Lehman
*i want to actually draw*
Good timing!
I was actually starting to practise anatomy because I realised that I had to to improve my drawings. So far, I got the legs okey, but feet, arms, shoulders and the torso still look wrong.
Hey Proko. Love your work. In this video @ 2:09, the brain is facing to the right within the line drawing of the head facing to the left (backwards) Key landmark is temporal lobes and Sylvian fissure. Cheers!
"Things have changed since we last saw each other", it feels like interacting with me like "you came back to the art world everything is changed, long time no see", I started drawing a lot way back in 2014 and quit in early 2016 I watched videos of Proko but I didn't take much attention how these videos are so important, I'm just copying drawing back then I know my self I can draw but in my imagination and creating figure on my own is not its kinda a mess, then now 2022 I'm back and I want to bring back what I was started before thanks to this course proko.
I just want to say that I love your videos and that they're very helpful to me. :) I've been looking so long for an online course for studying human anatomy (my weakness in drawing, actually) and I found this. Thank you so much! :)
Your presentation and knowledge is spectacular. Thank you for all you put into your videos!
Don't waist your time and thousands of dollars on a 4 year degree in art like I did 20 years ago. You can learn everything you need online. This course looks amazing.
Hey how legit is the course I don’t wanna get scammed
Pretty good@@baileygeiger1565
Pretty good@@baileygeiger1565
Your stuff, so useful for literally every problem I have in the human side of the figure spectrum
¡Por fin encontré a un artista que explica bien las cosas! Vi muchos vídeos y todos hablaban de las mismas cosas, pero cuando vi tu vídeo de Gesto sabia que eras un genio y gran maestro. !ESPERO APRENDER MUCHO DE USTED¡
I've never seen a single one of your videos but the intro made me like and sub immediately.
Eres un muy buen maestro no había encontrado otros videos más completos como los tuyos , gracias!
This is by far my favorite RUclips playlist and I can't believe it's free! Thank you, sir, thank you very very much for this 💗
Omg the intro scared me.. i was like "what is he up tooo?????"
I love the concept...I will try to practice for the the learning resources of students in school. We need original illustrations to avoid copyright issues. Thank you very much.
Proko, you're heaven sent.
Now this is high quality content.
I just wanted to say that when I first saw your youtube, I have never clicked the subscribe button ever...you do...body aanatomy lessons...ty
lol I lost it at gluteus maximus xD
but seriously thank you so so much for all the information i wish my teachers would show me things explained this nicely, your videos have helped me very very much in understanding the human body, so keep up the amazing work please :D
(also in this video the idea of putting your voice over the girl and the acting was very entertaining and gave it a really nice humor touch, love it :D
The russian subtitles are A BLESSING😍 Thank you, Stan and everyone else who has worked on this course
Thank you for give us all your knowledge for free and so clearly
Improved yet? Lol.
dude you make this boring nonsense so much fun to watch ive been sitting here for hours watching ure videos without getting tired or bored
Starting my anatomy studying today. Wish me luck😊
Thank you Proko for best learning everrrr...
I used to graduated fine art in school and univesity but learning the most things from you!
thank you thank you thank you
"Gluteous Maximus" XD
This took me from a casual observer to a hardcore student and subscriber. This. Is incredible!
Ainda bem que esse vídeo tem legenda 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
this screams quality, very happy to have found this treasure
" things have change since we last saw each other"
Me: Yes, I got better at drawing.
You were always my go to, now you have made it so fun too. Wonderful human
That opening made me laugh out loud and spit out my drink. Too funny.
this is by far the best anatomy course online. a but pricey but damn worth it.
Matadorstudio You tried it?
I will watch and practice all 121 videos and finally get this shit down.
I will hope to only need to watch them once. Then wish I was that lucky on my 27th rewatch of episode 5 cause zoned out or forgot all the information
I love the way you give lectures ...sir
This was worth the wait. Sharing this on my comic art group page!
Hey Proko, great artist, good teacher! Thank you for sharing your education
Do you think it's necessary to be familiar with figure drawing before getting into anatomy?
Irakli008 Absolutely! I think you would definitely do better with anatomy if you were familiar at least familiar with the fundamentals of figure drawing.
*CREEPY YES*
I fxcking love the internet! This is a godsend. I'm especially excited about the 3D viewer and the flexed vs. stretched muscle explanations. Christmas came early this year. Thanks, Proko Claus!
Therapist:
Muscular Proko doesn't exist, he can't hurt you.
Muscular Proko:
0:01
Here my journey begins !! :D
Thank you so much Proko
3:17
My new goal is to recreate this
This is incredible, btw love skele
the beginning instantly assured me that this isgoing to be a great video xD
These videos are helping me so much and I really think I have make some good progress because of them.
That introduction was simultaneously very strange and beautiful.
I've been struggling a lot with just learning anatomy, and I don't want to pay100's-1000's of dollars just to learn this. Proko is an excellent resource that anyone who wants to learn anatomy can do, the process of learning ana. is made simple here; just requires effort, I'd definitely pay $179 for Premium!
This is exactly what I need! Thank you so much about your work and effort into making and sharing this course with us amateur artists! QvQ
Thank you very much for these valuable lessons.
“You can poke people and name their muscles to make them feel awkward”
Yes please!
This is the best Proko episode...
me, a paramedic student *reeds "human anatomy" *: oh I don't need to watch that I already studied anatomy..
me *reed "for artists" *: never mind I'M IN!
I don’t understand why someone clicks on it. If they don’t like it, they can walk away. Everyone should respect the energy and time spent by others for free sharing of knowledge.
4:29. They look like the titans from Attack on Titan.
Or papyrus and sans
I thought both titans and undertale characters
Just like I thought
im a 3d sculpter and this helps me a lot, thank you!
That animation of the bones disappearing from the body and the muscles falling apart into a pile of flesh, looks like something from a horror film.
oh proko, your videos are the absolute best
I LOVE SKELLY
according your previous course I know it will be great and helpful too. thanks Stan!
Nice content! Hopefully this will help my realistic drawings not look like anime anymore. I struggle with anatomy in general...
The fact that I'm 12 years old and trying harder on learning this than working on my history fair essay that is basically my whole history AND my English (for some reason) grades.
2:30 if i watch the course and do the homeworks, will i be able to draw stuff like THAT?
Irakli008 Yes. If you watch the course, do the assignments, and practice everyday :)
*every day for 5 years
@@ajodea1191 2 years max
It's so cool that you put some works of Steve Huston and Jeff Watts on the video, they're awesome artists and unbelivible good teachers.
thank you so much for this... and skelly is the bomb xD
My art goal for 2024 is to get a solid grasp on anatomy to the point where i can do any pose from imagination (Cuz being bounded by my reference is really a huge problem since i can't afford pose bundles), with this being said im starting all those 121 videos and every assigment that comes with it, starting from the very beggining over again, here i go.
0:40 My question when I heard him say "Premium version" of this course.
Looks like something worth looking into in my summer time.
i laughed soooo hard at the glutus maximus that guys reaction LOL LOL hillarious
this is definition of wholesome
Unfortunately I don't have the type of money to get these tutorials...ah well poor artist is gonna be poor.
Mosh T Teach yo self or well find 3D pictures on google of anatomy is pretty great
yea we gonna make a team (says the poor one who came 3 years late BUT WILL MAKE A REVOLUTION pff I can't rise a finger xD)
you `re really awesome thank you for all this information
Just here for skellington
Put some respect on him! Use that boy's real name. He deserves it lol
@ProkoTV my wrongdoing good fellow, please send my sincerest apologies to Mr. Skelly
Wowww 8 years old and still is a gold❤
Skelly scared the life out of me when he showed up...
spooky spooky skeletons.
very high quality and detailed, very nice video!
damm im 7 years late
Damn I'm 9 years late
LOL that introduction was pure gold - this is the first video of yours' that I've seen and it hooked me on the rest of the video immediately. Good job!
Hilarious and informative, thanks Stan.