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I'm Clint and welcome to my art

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fundamental Series where in each episode

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we're going to be taking a look at

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different art fundamentals that I think

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every artist should know basic anatomy

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and proportions is the topic of this

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particular episode of

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swatches what are the art fundamentals

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and why should you know them well

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they're a core set of skills and

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knowledge that apply to every kind of

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art and artist and that is why you need

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to know them the fact is if you don't

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learn these things it's going to hold

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you back until you do so whether you

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want to become a concept artist or do I

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don't know traditional portrait painting

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you got to know this stuff so what are

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they shapes and forms shading

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perspective basic anatomy and

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proportions color theory composition

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values and observation skills in this

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episode we're going to be tackling a

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topic of basic anatomy and proportions

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so let's jump over into Photoshop and

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take a look topic of learning to draw

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and understand Anatomy might conjure up

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some ideas of images like this and while

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this is definitely Anatomy it is more

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advanced and that's not what we're going

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to be covering here should you learn

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that sort of stuff yeah maybe at some

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point but let's start with these body

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proportions head proportions skeleton

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and mannequin sketching those

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understanding some of the forms of the

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body as well as symmetry issues now

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these are starting not ending points

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point this is square one there is so

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much more out there to learn than this

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so no you don't need to leave a comment

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and say Clen you forgot to mention how

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to draw hands no that's not a

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fundamental thing okay these are more

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important I'm going to give you an

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overview of what you should go learn I'm

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not giving you all the information right

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now this is a guide for your education

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not the full education let's start with

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the figure and its

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proportions proportions really give the

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realism to your characters and whether

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you end up using a stylized version of

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this or not doesn't matter the fact is

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you should know what normal is so that

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you know how to deviate from it and be

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okay don't want to twist the rules if

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you don't know what the rules are this

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is borrowed from the book figure drawing

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for all its worth from Andrew LUN

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link is in the description if you want

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to pick that up now he uses the E head

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figure for a lot of his drawing a normal

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man is somewhere around 7 and 1/2 heads

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tall in proportions you measure

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something usually by the head length so

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you get the height of a

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head and then you use that as a unit of

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measurement in the same way that in

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America we use inches a lot of other

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places in the world we use centimeters

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it's your unit of measure measurement so

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the normal adult human would be

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somewhere around the 7

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and2 however 7 and 1/2 is a rather

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difficult number to quickly sketch out

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if you push it up to eight Head Links

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then all of a sudden this ratio is much

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easier to sketch you can just divide

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things in halves and then quarters and

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then eights you can push it further with

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fashion designs often pushing 8 and a

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half or heroic or even fashion again

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over to nine Head Links uh you will see

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in a lot of fashion design sketches of

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models that they are exceptionally tall

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and lengthy with small heads compared to

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the overall height of the body connected

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to that is the proportions of the body

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as it ages so you can see certain things

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don't change that much particularly the

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head the head grows very little compared

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to the overall height of the body where

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the rest of the body the uh torso and

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the legs grow a lot more the legs being

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the most this is something worth looking

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into and understanding let's go to

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simple figure Block in this is also from

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the lumus book and this shows how he

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goes about blocking in a character

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without really going into a lot of the

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anatomy and you can see how it breaks

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down here he has the overall height of

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the character from top to bottom the

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middle is right around the crotch the

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top part is divided into thirs so one

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third down is the shoulders another

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third down is around the waist and

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almost everything on the human body

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falls on either a half measurement or a

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third measurement and that makes it much

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easier to sketch when you know these

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things and when I'm talking about the

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proportions here this is something you

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should memorize you just need to take

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the time and memorize and understand

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what falls on what measurement in the

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proportion and then that way you can

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sketch characters without reference or

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if you do have a reference it will make

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the sketching from that reference even

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faster so let's pull up over here and

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take a look at some of his notes so we

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have shoulders and the hips are at the

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thirs 1/3 2/3 but then there's other

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things that fall in Head Links so

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obviously one head length down gives you

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the chin cuz that's one head another

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headlink down gives you the nipples

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another headlink down gives you the navl

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the belly button and then of course the

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next head link gives you the crotch so

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many of the real landmarks of the human

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body fall on all of these major

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measurements go memorize this stuff if

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you want to sketch that how do you go

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through that process so here this is

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actually a pull from my character design

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book I have characters designing and

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drawing them I cover a little bit of

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anatomy in that the link is in the

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description if you want to go pick that

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up say you want your character that tall

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I Define the height of the character by

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top and bottom divide in half divide it

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in half again so you're getting

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quarters and then divide the top

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part here and then that would be your

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one head length right and then you can

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divide this into

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thirs right so

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1/3 1/3 and then I know that I then have

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the shoulders and the waist and then I

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have the nipples and then I have the

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belly button if I want to divide that

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again and then I have the bottom of the

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knees all of my major ones just got

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blocked in in a matter of seconds and

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when you get used to doing that you can

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just divide these up really fast boom

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boom boom boom thirds from here right

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about there and there there we go and

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then all my major landmarks already

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blocked in moving on E head figure

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you're doing a triangle from the outside

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of the shoulders down to the crotch now

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these uh shapes change a little bit

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depending on male and female uh go look

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up the resources uh maybe I'll cover

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that in another video there's all kinds

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of little variations between male and

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female I'm not going to cover that in

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this particular episode but a triangle

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gives you the upper body another

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triangle going the other way gives you

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the waist outline of the hips another

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triangle down will give you the outside

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of the thighs uh using an ellipse will

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intersect with that triangle to then

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give you the outside of the calves

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coming down I don't show the space in

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between there and then the arms come

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down here the size of the rib cage is

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right about there and then the elbows

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stop at the bottom of the rib cage I

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don't think I mentioned that earlier and

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then the hand comes down and the wrist

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is right about at the crotch level maybe

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slightly above with the fingers ending

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halfway down the thighs uh if you're

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blogging in the upper body what you can

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do is have your head length obviously

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your head here and then you can run a

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triangle down to the collar bone from

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the outside with another triangle coming

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from the shoulders essentially up to the

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chin and back down now these are all

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really useful if you're looking straight

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on at the character this changes if the

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character is being rotated to the side

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uh you're going to have a different set

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of you shapes that you're going to be

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working with but if you're just doing

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basic anatomy and you're sketching

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characters from the front as a lot of

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people do then you should know how to do

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it uh kind of quick and dirty like this

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all right next up

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skeleton

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LEARN the fundamentals and illustration in my 8-week online classes with Swatches ACADEMY on http://www.swatchesacademy.com! Part 2: https://youtu.be/wMv1dZEm8AI Part 3: https://youtu.be/FrKfUXXjfG0 Part 4: https://youtu.be/FgRxPk27WmM The Art Fundamental series continues with Basic Anatomy and Proportions! In this first of four episodes on the topic we discuss average human proportions, which anatomical landmarks align to which measurement and how to quickly sketch in accurate proportions. RECOMMENDED RESOURCES for anatomy (affiliates): Figure Drawing Fundamentals Course by Proko: https://tinyurl.com/ycznkz6a Portrait Drawing Course by Proko: https://tinyurl.com/y8q38smc Bridgman's Complete Guide to Drawing From Life: https://tinyurl.com/yc9qme3l Draw Comics the Marvel Way: https://tinyurl.com/y8kpp4j6 Dynamic Figure Drawing by Burne Hogarth: https://tinyurl.com/y885a77u Figure Drawing for All It’s Worth by Andrew Loomis: https://tinyurl.com/yc5yj5na Characters - Designing & Drawing by Clint Cearley: https://tinyurl.com/y8ooty3z Figure Drawing - Design and Invention by Michael Hampton: https://tinyurl.com/y7m7chaw ART FUNDAMENTAL SERIES: Color Theory: https://youtu.be/QpbMGbQxX90 Values: https://youtu.be/ax130yILbw0 Shading: https://youtu.be/E69Bn8rPEz0 Perspective: https://youtu.be/0_e89CanFnc Shapes and Forms: https://youtu.be/EBya_2GqIyM STORE - Pick up additional educational videos and eBooks at http://www.SwatchesArt.com GALLERY - Check out Clint's gallery at https://www.artstation.com/artist/clintcearley

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