i just realized dynamic poses in comics are just animation key frames.....and that's why the gesture have to be immediately and clearly communicated (cuz it's not animated) hence why we have to exaggerate force to draw actions
My learning and ability occurs in "leaps" instead of gradual progress, and I think I might have just stumbled upon another leap. Really great video, somehow all my time studying this and you have best explained gravity, balance, and force. Sounds like I'm going to buy the book!
That's great! And that's how it goes...you truck along trying to get better, and it seems like it's not coming, and then something clicks and you're a different artist afterwards. That's what keeps us all going!
@@DavidFinchartist yes but i never EVEN heard of you and your chanel before, i just sit on mu pc and thought of "why do i sometimes have stiff poses"... and youtube had this video recomended
I've been trying to learn to draw for years, and this is the first time I've actually understood what the "Primary action line" was *actually* meant to be
I can't even begin to think about drawing after watching this. Right now, I need to learn how to sketch like this before I can ever move forward. Great video.
Yea- you gotta just do it, no point learning about all the skills, and reading and never getting to the actual action. Do the action, and apply your growing knowledge
Sketch a lot. If you are sketching, you are moving forward. Some drawing skills are easier to learn from quickly making sketch after sketch, than from spending a long time trying to make one drawing come out right. The sketches may look ugly (some will miraculously look great), but the experience you get from making them is something you can apply to the next drawing. Everybody has thousands of poor drawings in them. May as well get them out so you can move on to the good drawings. That's how most artists got good.
Well i think you can easily do it with some practice. From my experience of learning throughout the years, just try to connect 2 dots together, then repeat again and again
I just wanna say that this is a GOD-TIER TUTORIAL! this video not only taught me about dynamic poses but also how to simplify, the like and dislike ratio really shows that this is very helpful. THANK YOU!✨
Literally the absolute best figure drawing tutorial I have ever seen in my life. This was the absolute piece of information that changed it all. Thank you so so much my dude.
I really like how you put it. When you get a good sense of it, you really can feel it. I don't think it's so much above your level at all from the sounds of it.
Watching this over and over again. Havingg a hard time wrapping my head around it but its being absorbed little by little. My figure drawings are definitely feeling better and have more life in them.
This helped so much, when drawing women or just drawing in general they feel stiff and I can detail but after actually listening and just focusing on what was being shown and now they look better
THANK YOU SO MUCH I'VE STRUGGLED WITH THIS FOR YEARS! Your lesson really got it to click for me I'm so excited to see what I'll do with what I've learned ❤️❤️
Its amazing the value you get for free from theese videos. About a thousand times more helpful than all of them paid courses combined. Thank you for that!
i really enjoy my 25 and a half minutes watching without any skip. comic artist gave the best tutorial, with no complicated theories, just straight up perfect and understandable.. we been knew
Years of struggling with losing dynamic figure drawing in the final pieces has been fixed in 25 minutes. Amazing! One of the most helpful examples of push and pull animation style dynamism. Thank you thank you thank you
David. I've trained in and taught martial arts for years. You perfectly conveyed the concepts that I try to teach, but through your art. The video is fantastic.
Oh man.. you can’t even begin to fathom how helpful this was for me man! Very appreciated for making this video honestly. I’ve watched this literally 10 times now. I would actually and truthfully consider myself quite the good artist, & always have been since I was a little kid (just turned 27), but mostly with copy art/drawings (drawing what I see, & or of an already existing picture, etc..). A few years ago I decided I wholeheartedly wanted to become a legit mangaka & draw nothing but manga alone, & eventually make my own manga with the story and structure, etc I’ve put so many years into writing out & planning, etc. the hardest part was definitely learning to draw anything & everything (literally..) from off head without reference most of the time, just all me & my mind. After like 5 years now I’ve gotten really REALLY far honestly, & take pride in that fact. Though, I do still have trouble with certain things a decent amount of times (which I feel is to be expected really.. I mean I’m not Tite Kubo, Hiro Mashima, or Eiichiro Oda! Lol). One thing I’ve been adamantly working on perfecting better is this here. Basically better & less stiff poses, angles, & fluidity to them when drawing new characters & fight scenes etc. I wanted better postures, poses, gestures, etc.. much more dynamic & to pop more. I’ve been doing good, but sometimes I’ll get really tripped up on certain angles, or trying to comprehend why something goes the way it does, the physics to it, & just getting the full on mechanics to it all, & not just one specific area etc. & even though I already know most of this stuff (what this video is covering) & put it into practice right now.. I still feel I could do it better so my work looks more like a truly professional mangaka’s would. So this video was a great help to see you really explain everything & why it is you do it the way you do, & just seeing it done from someone who’s far better than I am in all honesty, & get a better outside perspective on things! So thank you man. I’ve been watching a lot of your videos now for areas I feel I could do better on. Any video I watch, I literally watch them at least 10 times too lol. Cause I want to be able to drill it all into my head completely & really get it down. That’s one thing I’m good at is being able to watch and then retain it for later & have it down, & then practice with using what I’ve retained to my memory. Your vids are great for this for me! I’ll be excitedly looking out for more in the future that I feel I could definitely benefit from. Thanks again! Keep at it homie👌🏻✌🏻
Love how easy he makes it to understand and retain the information he’s delivering but my his quick sketches still BEAT my full effort work 🤦🏽♂️😭😭😭😭 I’m so Grateful for Dave and Meredith. He should be teaching at a college somewhere because he’s extremely technical and articulate. Now when I’m looking thru comics online or at Barnes and Nobles I’m always looking for that FINCH name. Thankyou Dave! 🤙🏾 even Ally my 10 year old Autistic Princess who is a huge fan can tell a Finch piece a mile away 🍩
This is the best tutorial on dynamic figure i could ever find in youtube. I mean, no offense to the other masters, but they tend to be so academic about the anatomy. Maybe I am just lazy or worse, a simpleton, but this right here is easy to digest.
I started to draw in December Last year and I was a little confused what things I should fix myself to distribute the weight in my figures, things look much clearer thanks to you (I'm now suscribed to your channel)
Thank you for the lesson. Tomorrow I have to teach gesture for figure drawing in my class, and your video does really help me giving an insight of what I should tell to my students later. Thanks again!
Finally I understood what actually gestures are for. This is some kind of an exaggeration of a motion, or forces that act on a body. Karate gestures at the end of the video are actually on point even without fixing them. When people perform kata slowly, stopping after each move, they actually do look stiff because they have to remain that position without moving for short period of time. But the overall idea of force acting on the body was explained very well, thank you
this video was so beneficial. I felt like I deserved to watch the ads lol.. I skipped em anyways.. thanks again the most beneficial part is telling me I was doing wrong 😢. center of gravity 🌎
Man that figure looks like he's doing the lazy Matrix! Really great video! I honestly didn't know anything about any of this, and it is really helping me with my newest art pieces! Thanks so much on being such a great artist, and a great teacher, and having the greatest Monday Night Livestreams! Good luck with the move
This is just the video I needed to see. I followed along via sketching, and I immediately realized how my drawings are more lively and interesting than before. Definitely using this later down the line. Thanks for this!
This came just when I needed it! Thanks David!! This will help a ton. I've been doing daily gestures, trying to capture the flow of the figure. I've been studying mike mattessi
Thank You for this video, Mr. Finch!! I'm already a devoted fan of Monday Night Draw as you probably know but I'm an even bigger fan of your tutorials. YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER!!
I hope there's a second part of this. The examples here were great but I would love to see more of them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, it really helps.
i like you’re grip on your lead holder. i have to do that on my brushes. but i use kneaded eraser. sometimes i get one that’s so soft, i don’t like erasing with. that’s how i make the most use, a grip.
You are my new hero david! THank you very much for all your effort to bring this goldnuggets to us. You are by far the most helpful person for sequentuel Art on RUclips or even the internet so far. I absolutely enjoy watching you draw and teach. You are also killing the algorithm thing! Nice one! Keep this going! THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for this video! I followed along and did all the scetching. I feel like my understanding for dynamic poses, and my ability to draw them fast, just increased by 1000%.
i always struggle a lot with both gestures and anatomy i keep forgetting that their both similar but at the same time draw differently in gesture the idea is to draw a pose with as minimal lines as possible while anatomy is more refined and detailed really wish i would had know this when i first started out
THANK YOU!! I went to film school taking classical animation in 2001 then again to get CG animation in 2012 and all those asshole life drawing instructors said was Draw the Energy but never gave me an explanation that wasn't hippy nonsense. You gave me an explanation of what drawing the energy actually is FINALLY. Thank you.
I'm so glad! These are all such simple and repeatable things, and it drives me nuts when people make them more complex than they need to be. That helps nobody.
A dynamic video! Really enjoyed watching how blah figures came to life. Your explanation in this tutorial made so much sense and watching the before and after figures really hit a home run.
thanks for posting this, Mr Finch! your uncomplicated and unintimidating approach demystifies what other sources unintentionally complicate. i am learning more from you in less time than anyone anywhere.
Btw your punching pose at 14:13 the neck of the figure will feel the jerk when the figure lands the punch. The correct movement would be the the chin moving towards the chest and at the time of landing the punch being all the way near the chest to complete the follow through motion which is as close to a complete circle or an ellipse as it can be.
David, you made me actually practice along and feel something that I wasn't quite getting from Mike´s book. I didn`t quite feel how I should start, but watching you do it has anatural didactic quality to it, monkey see monkey do.
Man I’m loving these. I’m binging all of them they are so helpful but this one is really helpful thank you! One day when I’m a famous comic artist I’ll be sure to list you as one of my top influences
Comic artists are such great teachers, I always appreciate it when they talk about fundementals without going into all the gnitty gritty theory.
Thanks! It helps that I don't understand any of that stuff.
i just realized dynamic poses in comics are just animation key frames.....and that's why the gesture have to be immediately and clearly communicated (cuz it's not animated)
hence why we have to exaggerate force to draw actions
@@stonecat676 thats *deep*
Oh that’s good since I’ve been struggled duration years though i usually failed (every sigle time)
Why were my figures stiff? Well because before I didn't have David Finch! Huge help Dave. Awesome vid!
Sounds like a commercial 😂
@@thechosenone2342 lol I was about to comment the same thing
shuushhh
My learning and ability occurs in "leaps" instead of gradual progress, and I think I might have just stumbled upon another leap. Really great video, somehow all my time studying this and you have best explained gravity, balance, and force. Sounds like I'm going to buy the book!
That's great! And that's how it goes...you truck along trying to get better, and it seems like it's not coming, and then something clicks and you're a different artist afterwards. That's what keeps us all going!
Thats so true! I thought I was the only one!
didnt knew youtube algorythm is connected to my head
Hah, I really just try hard to listen to what you guys are asking for.
@@DavidFinchartist yes but i never EVEN heard of you and your chanel before, i just sit on mu pc and thought of "why do i sometimes have stiff poses"... and youtube had this video recomended
@@beewell1600 He is a legend alive man.
@@beewell1600 THE INTERNETS ALIVEEE
@@tofferooni4972 I KNOW
I've been trying to learn to draw for years, and this is the first time I've actually understood what the "Primary action line" was *actually* meant to be
I can't even begin to think about drawing after watching this. Right now, I need to learn how to sketch like this before I can ever move forward. Great video.
The only way is to just do it!
Yea- you gotta just do it, no point learning about all the skills, and reading and never getting to the actual action. Do the action, and apply your growing knowledge
Sketch a lot. If you are sketching, you are moving forward. Some drawing skills are easier to learn from quickly making sketch after sketch, than from spending a long time trying to make one drawing come out right. The sketches may look ugly (some will miraculously look great), but the experience you get from making them is something you can apply to the next drawing. Everybody has thousands of poor drawings in them. May as well get them out so you can move on to the good drawings. That's how most artists got good.
@@nathanwood4762 Thanks for this, now i dont feel so bad about how shitty all my sketches look
@@Naarii14 no one starts good, everyone first drawing is shitty, so better get that shit out than holding the pain
is noone gonna mention how he casually draws perfect vertical straights for the center of mass?
Amazing what you can do with a lot of practice over a long career, eh? :)
Draw with your arm and you can do it too in a few hours
@@kumarjr1696 nah man I still prefer to draw with my legs
@@DMob-yu7cp You use your legs to draw? i use my nose to draw.
Well i think you can easily do it with some practice. From my experience of learning throughout the years, just try to connect 2 dots together, then repeat again and again
I’ve started drawing and I noticed my sketches looked off but now they’re so much more alive thank you
Glad I could help!
As a young artist I really appreciate your videos, thank you for the vids
I just wanna say that this is a GOD-TIER TUTORIAL! this video not only taught me about dynamic poses but also how to simplify, the like and dislike ratio really shows that this is very helpful. THANK YOU!✨
Literally the absolute best figure drawing tutorial I have ever seen in my life. This was the absolute piece of information that changed it all. Thank you so so much my dude.
Wow, thanks!
This is the best I've been finding tutorial for dynamic poses and this tutorial did give my art work life
Great great video! Just the info I needed. Thanks for making the video!
Watched hours of your take on the Reilly Method! algorithm ftw.
It's Brad :0
adding a feel of energy makes the drawing come alive... you feel like a god
I was wondering this today actually, thank you Mr Finch!
this is way above my level, but it is reaally interesting to feel dynamics, i would never have guessed
I really like how you put it. When you get a good sense of it, you really can feel it. I don't think it's so much above your level at all from the sounds of it.
@@DavidFinchartist CAN YOU EXPLAIN BRUCE LEE ONE INCH PUNCH?
Love the way you make complicated topics so easy to understand..great artist, love your channel!
Thank you so much!
I had an epiphany because of you 2 minutes and 37 seconds in, thank you from the bottom of my heart!
I’ve been drawing a long time and what I love about art, is we are always learning. Such helpful videos. Thank you
Watching this over and over again. Havingg a hard time wrapping my head around it but its being absorbed little by little. My figure drawings are definitely feeling better and have more life in them.
This helped so much, when drawing women or just drawing in general they feel stiff and I can detail but after actually listening and just focusing on what was being shown and now they look better
感謝分享~!
筆記
00:33 概念(Michael D．Mattesi邁克爾·D·馬泰西)
力的作用方向
類似蜿蜒的河流(曲流，高中地理)，凹岸(基蝕坡)凸岸(滑走坡)，避免將走向匯集至一點。(米其林人)
02:30 範例(站立)有無重力★對比差異>流動感flow>力量的傳導方向
03:42 範例(出拳)身體若進行明顯轉折(彎曲)會阻斷(關閉)力的傳導
05:32 重力解說(移動重心，頭&腳與重心的位置，頭在重心上，雙腳平均分布兩側or一隻腳在重心上)
08:46 重力解說2(蹲姿，向前衝/跨步)
11:06 力量的傳導(出拳)
流動與停止，一個部位牽動全身，聚集全身的力量(彎曲身體)，從地面穿過身體。
14:29 範例(修正/改進動作，站立、出拳踢腿、空手道)
找到運動線，並確保身體沿著線流動，推動重心。
dynamic figures are hard for me and this helped a lot
THANK YOU SO MUCH I'VE STRUGGLED WITH THIS FOR YEARS! Your lesson really got it to click for me I'm so excited to see what I'll do with what I've learned ❤️❤️
Love it when I watch one of these and it’s sort of like a “aha” moment of now I can look at my pieces more through this lense. So helpful 🙌🏻
I really need this. Thanks Dave!
This
@@romariomejia5396 This
Its amazing the value you get for free from theese videos. About a thousand times more helpful than all of them paid courses combined. Thank you for that!
i really enjoy my 25 and a half minutes watching without any skip. comic artist gave the best tutorial, with no complicated theories, just straight up perfect and understandable.. we been knew
i just realized that all of the poses ive made that arent stiff are alot more curved and flow alot more. rlly illuminating vid!
The best figure drawing advice demo I've seen. Thank you for this!
Years of struggling with losing dynamic figure drawing in the final pieces has been fixed in 25 minutes. Amazing! One of the most helpful examples of push and pull animation style dynamism. Thank you thank you thank you
Great to hear!
David. I've trained in and taught martial arts for years. You perfectly conveyed the concepts that I try to teach, but through your art. The video is fantastic.
Impressive! I think that really shows how the video has actual foundations from real life, outside of drawing.
I really did not think about trying to represent and take gravity into account when drawing but now it makes sense. Thanks!
Oh man.. you can’t even begin to fathom how helpful this was for me man! Very appreciated for making this video honestly. I’ve watched this literally 10 times now. I would actually and truthfully consider myself quite the good artist, & always have been since I was a little kid (just turned 27), but mostly with copy art/drawings (drawing what I see, & or of an already existing picture, etc..). A few years ago I decided I wholeheartedly wanted to become a legit mangaka & draw nothing but manga alone, & eventually make my own manga with the story and structure, etc I’ve put so many years into writing out & planning, etc. the hardest part was definitely learning to draw anything & everything (literally..) from off head without reference most of the time, just all me & my mind. After like 5 years now I’ve gotten really REALLY far honestly, & take pride in that fact. Though, I do still have trouble with certain things a decent amount of times (which I feel is to be expected really.. I mean I’m not Tite Kubo, Hiro Mashima, or Eiichiro Oda! Lol). One thing I’ve been adamantly working on perfecting better is this here. Basically better & less stiff poses, angles, & fluidity to them when drawing new characters & fight scenes etc. I wanted better postures, poses, gestures, etc.. much more dynamic & to pop more. I’ve been doing good, but sometimes I’ll get really tripped up on certain angles, or trying to comprehend why something goes the way it does, the physics to it, & just getting the full on mechanics to it all, & not just one specific area etc. & even though I already know most of this stuff (what this video is covering) & put it into practice right now.. I still feel I could do it better so my work looks more like a truly professional mangaka’s would. So this video was a great help to see you really explain everything & why it is you do it the way you do, & just seeing it done from someone who’s far better than I am in all honesty, & get a better outside perspective on things! So thank you man. I’ve been watching a lot of your videos now for areas I feel I could do better on. Any video I watch, I literally watch them at least 10 times too lol. Cause I want to be able to drill it all into my head completely & really get it down. That’s one thing I’m good at is being able to watch and then retain it for later & have it down, & then practice with using what I’ve retained to my memory. Your vids are great for this for me! I’ll be excitedly looking out for more in the future that I feel I could definitely benefit from. Thanks again! Keep at it homie👌🏻✌🏻
hahahha 25:13 --- YES! punch em in the Ribs!
David! Awesome tutorial mate! Cheers from the land down under!
JAW ON FLOOR. I'VE ONLY WATCHED A FEW MINUTES AN' KT ALREADY LOOKS AMAZING???? THANK YOU DAVID. YER AN AMAZING TEACHER.
Love how easy he makes it to understand and retain the information he’s delivering but my his quick sketches still BEAT my full effort work 🤦🏽♂️😭😭😭😭 I’m so Grateful for Dave and Meredith. He should be teaching at a college somewhere because he’s extremely technical and articulate. Now when I’m looking thru comics online or at Barnes and Nobles I’m always looking for that FINCH name. Thankyou Dave! 🤙🏾 even Ally my 10 year old Autistic Princess who is a huge fan can tell a Finch piece a mile away 🍩
Thanks to you both!
This is the best tutorial on dynamic figure i could ever find in youtube. I mean, no offense to the other masters, but they tend to be so academic about the anatomy. Maybe I am just lazy or worse, a simpleton, but this right here is easy to digest.
WOW! This makes a lot of sense. I just followed your tips and you just fixed my stiff characters! Thank you SO MUCH David.
Thanks!!! That was so helpfull! I always asked me, why my characters are so undynamic. The idea of the curves is amazing :3
I started to draw in December Last year and I was a little confused what things I should fix myself to distribute the weight in my figures,
things look much clearer thanks to you (I'm now suscribed to your channel)
Awesome, and thanks for the sub!
This is one of the best explanations on dynamic figures. Thanks man!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the lesson. Tomorrow I have to teach gesture for figure drawing in my class, and your video does really help me giving an insight of what I should tell to my students later. Thanks again!
Finally I understood what actually gestures are for. This is some kind of an exaggeration of a motion, or forces that act on a body.
Karate gestures at the end of the video are actually on point even without fixing them. When people perform kata slowly, stopping after each move, they actually do look stiff because they have to remain that position without moving for short period of time. But the overall idea of force acting on the body was explained very well, thank you
Best youtube recommendation recent video from a good artist!
When I see David Finch's video, I like first then watch it... Many thanks for the great resources you are making available for us.
this video was so beneficial. I felt like I deserved to watch the ads lol.. I skipped em anyways.. thanks again
the most beneficial part is telling me I was doing wrong 😢. center of gravity 🌎
Man that figure looks like he's doing the lazy Matrix! Really great video! I honestly didn't know anything about any of this, and it is really helping me with my newest art pieces! Thanks so much on being such a great artist, and a great teacher, and having the greatest Monday Night Livestreams! Good luck with the move
OMG, "lazy Matrix"!!!
Trinity: "Run, Neo, run! What's he doing?"
Morpheus: "He's beginning to be lazy!"
I took four years of art classes in high school. I have learned more in this video than all those lousy classes. Thank you sir for doing this.
What a great vid! I finally understand the purpose of gesture drawing.
Drawing along with this, as a guy who has never drawn a dynamic pose in my life before, I say that this is excellent advice
This is just the video I needed to see. I followed along via sketching, and I immediately realized how my drawings are more lively and interesting than before. Definitely using this later down the line. Thanks for this!
The only reason I started taking art classes as a kid...comic books...very well explained...
This came just when I needed it! Thanks David!! This will help a ton. I've been doing daily gestures, trying to capture the flow of the figure. I've been studying mike mattessi
Oh, and Congrats to 100.000 subs, that is great! Well earned!
Thank you so much 😀
This was incredibly helpful. I couldn’t stop drawing different figures in action for about 2 hours I was into it so much.
Thank you so much David.
You are very welcome
its amazing, a simply reference line can change the emotion of the entire composition
Thank You for this video, Mr. Finch!! I'm already a devoted fan of Monday Night Draw as you probably know but I'm an even bigger fan of your tutorials. YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER!!
This channel is pure gold, Finch.
Thank you for all the tips! Figures are definitely on my list of things to practice
YES! I think my figures are always wrong and stiff, this will help a lot, Thanks David!
this vid was amazing and upped my general blocking/posturing immediately. THANK YOU!!
I hope there's a second part of this. The examples here were great but I would love to see more of them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, it really helps.
You are honestly one of the best teachers I've ever had.
i like you’re grip on your lead holder. i have to do that on my brushes. but i use kneaded eraser. sometimes i get one that’s so soft, i don’t like erasing with. that’s how i make the most use, a grip.
I am speechless. Thank you David :)
You are my new hero david! THank you very much for all your effort to bring this goldnuggets to us. You are by far the most helpful person for sequentuel Art on RUclips or even the internet so far. I absolutely enjoy watching you draw and teach. You are also killing the algorithm thing! Nice one! Keep this going! THANK YOU!
Thanks a lot!
This is a great tutorial. I really like the Dynamic " in ya face" kinda Art! Ill be checking out the book. Thanx for the link! 😊
Thanks Mighty!
Thank you so much for this video! I followed along and did all the scetching. I feel like my understanding for dynamic poses, and my ability to draw them fast, just increased by 1000%.
i always struggle a lot with both gestures and anatomy i keep forgetting that their both similar but at the same time draw differently in gesture the idea is to draw a pose with as minimal lines as possible while anatomy is more refined and detailed really wish i would had know this when i first started out
THANK YOU!! I went to film school taking classical animation in 2001 then again to get CG animation in 2012 and all those asshole life drawing instructors said was Draw the Energy but never gave me an explanation that wasn't hippy nonsense.
You gave me an explanation of what drawing the energy actually is FINALLY. Thank you.
I'm so glad! These are all such simple and repeatable things, and it drives me nuts when people make them more complex than they need to be. That helps nobody.
OH MY GOSH THANK U THIS HELPS ME SO MUCH
This was an extremely useful video. Thank you very much😀
Thanks again, David! It’s a pleasure seeing your art!
My pleasure!
Oh man haha, this is exactly what I have been needing to learn. I cant thank you enough for posting this!
A dynamic video! Really enjoyed watching how blah figures came to life. Your explanation in this tutorial made so much sense and watching the before and after figures really hit a home run.
Again, great job Dave! Great explanation on how mass, gravity, and center lines relate!!!
Thanks Lance!
Thanks! This Really helps my figures were looking stiff before but they look way better now
thanks for posting this, Mr Finch! your uncomplicated and unintimidating approach demystifies what other sources unintentionally complicate.
i am learning more from you in less time than anyone anywhere.
i came back in drawing and you channel is a pure stone of knowledge, even thanos could not hold it, I sub gladly
you’re one of my fave artist sir!!! Thank you for sharing your wisdom and talent
Sir, "you da real MVP". This was so incredibly helpful. God bless you, David Finch.
Probably the best lesson I’ve learnt regarding expressing form in character design.. thank you for this will improve my work no end..
just nailed it on the first try drawing people beating the shit out of each other, thank you man, wish i hav found u before... ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Man i swear he teaches better than anyone on anyplatform ive seen
Exactly
Thank god this video exist, Big shout out to this channel
This is as very well executed! Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you Dr. Rocke!!
I've got the book and loved it! Thank you SO MUCH for this lesson!
Aaahh, um BR
Btw your punching pose at 14:13 the neck of the figure will feel the jerk when the figure lands the punch. The correct movement would be the the chin moving towards the chest and at the time of landing the punch being all the way near the chest to complete the follow through motion which is as close to a complete circle or an ellipse as it can be.
You really make it easy to visualize the concepts you're describing... thanks
sir... thank you for teaching .
THANK YOU!!! I knew the secret to making better figure drawings was gesture, but this video really helped me to understand why and how.
Man I could watch you draw these stick figures all day - this is amazing and thank you
Thank u David. Now i know why my art actions look stale! Actually, i didn't have knowledge of CG distribution in art.
Very great lesson.
David, you made me actually practice along and feel something that I wasn't quite getting from Mike´s book. I didn`t quite feel how I should start, but watching you do it has anatural didactic quality to it, monkey see monkey do.
Thanks again, Dave! This will help bring more life to my drawings.
this completely changed my gesture drawing proces! thank you!
Lots of stuff I didn't know or think about. Thanks so much for the video!
Congrats on 100k sub David !
Thanks!!
Man I’m loving these. I’m binging all of them they are so helpful but this one is really helpful thank you! One day when I’m a famous comic artist I’ll be sure to list you as one of my top influences