A bonus video on lion anatomy

In this lesson, we are going to be discussing the anatomy of hair and beards.

In this lesson, I want to demonstrate how to get creative with anatomy to boost your creature design thinking.

This lesson Antonio shows you how to apply everything learned so far to get a better understanding of creature design.

Anatomy Critiques – Hamstrings...

One of the main reasons we do anatomical studies is to test our understanding of the underlying muscles, tendons and bones. We need to try to design our shapes based on our knowledge of the forms rather than just the shapes we see in the photo reference. In this critique I’ll show you the difference between a boring line and a dynamic line, and fix some anatomical mistakes of one student’s leg drawings.

In this lesson we cover arm anatomy, focusing on bones, muscles, and gestures, aiming to help you draw arms more confidently.

Lesson covering the leg anatomy in detail, focusing on bones, muscles, and gestures from various views to improve drawing skills.

Stan has put all his artistic and anatomical knowledge into this Super Anatomy Demo! Stan takes you through his process from start to finish, going through each part of the body and how he pushes his figures and composition with everything we've learned in the course.

In this follow-up to How to Draw Feet, we’ll really examine the muscles of the foot so you can draw them like a pro!

A critique of students' breast assignment for the Anatomy for Artist Course

In this lesson I cover how I use line quality and anatomy to create depth and realism.

Alright guys, it's time to go in-depth with the extensor muscles.

This time I will discuss a more advanced principle of form manipulation based on anatomy.

The Pecs can be a difficult part of the torso anatomy to draw. Let’s make sure you’ve drawn them accurately. In this video I’ll critique student assignments from the Pectoralis Major lessons.

How to Study Anatomy Correctly – Construct the Body...

In this assignment critique, I review and critique your assignments on The Triceps.

Anatomy Critiques – The Calves...

Alright, well now that you’ve mastered the back of the forearm, let’s move on to the front. If you remember, the front of the forearm is mostly the flexor muscles and the ridge muscles take up some space on the side. We’ll do the ridge muscles in the next lesson.

Common issues I see from people’s leg bone drawings. The free lesson is focused on drawing the bones in perspective.

Control the convincingness of drawing with a practical application of anatomy.

In this lesson you'll learn about the structure of the spine, its vertebrae, and how it moves.

It’s the last critique of the anatomy course! In this free critique, I look at a student’s foot assignment and teach you 3 tips for checking your drawing for accurate proportions. You’ll learn why you should draw plumb lines, how you can check your drawing for major angles and how to assess the size relationships of your shapes.

A critique of students' Ab assignments for the Anatomy for Artist Course.