Anatomy of the Human Body
Torso(163 Lessons )
The Basics
Spine
Pelvis
Rib Cage
Shoulder Bones
Intro to Muscles
Pecs & Breasts
Abs
Obliques
Torso Drawing
Shoulder Muscles
Lower Back Muscles
Upper Back Muscles
Neck Muscles
Arms(101 Lessons )
Legs(107 Lessons )
Newest
Manuel Rioja
1yr
My assigments for this video
Maayan
2yr
Male quick abs studies
Sarvesh Gupta
2yr
Example copies! I don't know why but I think I ended up making breasts instead of chest in the first one lol, could have used the shading properly to avoid it
Sarvesh Gupta
2yr
The last one
Sandra Süsser
2yr
Abs tests and studies male #1
Philip
3yr
My assignment on male abs. Some figures are from reference and some from imagination.
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3yr
Hi @Philip, nice studies! Great to hear that you're practicing drawing from imagination as well! I'll try to look for things to improve on:
- I think the belly button ended up a litte low in drawings 6, 7 & 4.
- I think the origin ended up a little low in all of these. I think the pubic crest starts above the genetalia.
THE FIGURE DRAWING COURSE
I think what would help you improve the fastest would be to go through the Figure Drawing Fundamentals course. When your gesture and structure are strong, the anatomy and shading will improve automatically. If you'd like, you could tag me in your next post and I could take a look at your gesture quicksketches.
Hope this helps :) Keep up the good work!
PS
Here's a little story from my life:
5 years ago when I decided I wanted to learn how to draw the figure ( I wanted to learn how to draw Tarzan XD, that's why. I've been a huge fan of Disney's Tarzan since I was a baby :D ), I found Proko's anatomy course. I started taking it but felt like something was missing when i compared my drawings to Stan's, so I went to the figure drawing course instead. I´m so glad I did! It gave me exactly what I wanted!; being able to draw gestural 3-dimensional figures, from imagination. I learned the most important part about drawing Tarzan! I realized that rather than thinking of the figure drawing course being an obstacle in front of the anatomy course, it is more like the Anatomy 1 course.
James Mayr
3yr
I focused on the 3d forms (i took a break from this course and tried to improve my fundamentals- see here: https://www.proko.com/course-lesson/how-to-draw-abs-anatomy/assignments#2J8) - especially I found it hard to design the shadows so that it supports the illusion of 3 dimensionality.
what are you guys thinking? all critique and comments are very welcome.
Maria J Venegas-Spadafora
4yr
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4yr
Very good!
Maria J Venegas-Spadafora
4yr
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4yr
@Maria J Answering your question in the image: his torso is slightly bent and twisted, so the abs should follow that motion. Make sure not to just draw the muscle's shape, but to actually track it from origin to insertion. Hope this helps, let us know if there's anything else you don't understand about it so we can discuss it further!
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