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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 you want to do some basic

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anatomy in proportion practicing let's

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touch on that and then we'll talk about

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some resources going back here I talked

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about sketching the skeleton say that

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you have a character uh or reference

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photo like this now this is borrowed

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from face do if you are looking for some

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good stock images to sketch poses from

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go check out face stock she is one of

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the most prolific stock photo posters

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out on Deviant Art and they are really

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high quality very sharp very colorful

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she's not a sponsor or anything they're

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trying to find a starting point that's a

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good one so if you're want to practice

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your skeleton and your basic sketching

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don't draw what you actually see that is

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don't draw the skirt don't draw the hair

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you're doing this version of that you

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know about here to here divide that in

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half that would be right around the

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crotch halfway up and then halfway up

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there and that is going to give me my

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head and then I know a third of the way

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down is going to be the shoulders the

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shoulders kind of uh have this sort of

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thing going on right and then a third of

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the way down from there is going to be

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the waist yep that'd be right about

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where she has it and then we're looking

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at this shape which is basically a

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spherical shape with a notch cut out

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representing the rib cage I want to make

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sure I have the action line that is this

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there's an overall lean to this body

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right so I want to get that in as my

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guideline and I'm looking at how much

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she's turned so this spherical shape is

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doing that sort of thing you can put in

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a guideline he has a Center Line there I

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think that's probably a good idea so

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here running down to the notch out right

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about that it also has a lean back a

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little

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bit you know that way so the upper body

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leans back on the top a little bit comes

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out forwards on the bottom some so that

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would give you the rib cage and then

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here like he just shows the spine in

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this case the spine would be right there

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the action line is often where the spine

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is now there's a lot of different ways

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that you can block in the hips I'm not a

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big fan of doing the discs so I don't

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usually block it in that way um I'm a

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little more uh a fan of of using this uh

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kind of

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a shape like that uh this is more of a

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Bridgeman's shape it's a little more

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rectangular or cubicle and I find that

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that tells me more information uh that I

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need better than those do and then what

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you can do is then put in the line so it

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indicating where the legs intersect and

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her body is turning so she's you can

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understand that she's doing this twist

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you can't only see that line but she's

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doing that twist so that leg is coming

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forwards that's why that hip is rotating

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towards us and that hip would be we

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could see just a little bit at the top

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of that I would think so there we go so

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that gives me the hip and these are also

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going in opposites I've mentioned that

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before in some of my other videos most

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of the

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time the hips and the shoulders going

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opposite angles that's something that

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you should know that way the body keeps

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balanced you see the same thing here if

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this shoulder is high that means that

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the opposite hip is high that is and

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that ways the body can offset the weight

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that creates this Dynamic one side often

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has

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a tight in Cut where the other side

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often has a stretch so a simpler line on

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this side and a cut on that side she's

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stretching so you don't see that a lot

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the Bones start up here and it's going

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to follow that action line down shin has

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a curve out uh depending on the angle

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that you're viewing it right so bit of a

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curve out down to the foot and you can

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just represent that with your little

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wedge shape at this

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stage but then look at the for

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shortening here right that one is

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actually ending up higher now this arm

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coming up elbow is right about the top

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of the head and then up pretty much

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straight from there then we have our

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fist I me we could think of that as a

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kind of a cube shape if you wanted to

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this other arm we don't see a lot of it

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but we imagine what's going on behind it

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coming out here elbow coming down to the

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end of the rib cage remember I mentioned

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that so there we go that proves correct

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and then that's coming to us a little

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bit so we're getting some foreshortening

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as it goes away which is why the upper

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arm looks short compared to that one see

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look at that length compared to this

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length and then we have the hand right

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here and with the head he just uses the

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uh spherical shape a lot but uh let's

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say that you want to do a more Cube

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shape and you could put in a line for

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basically the side of the head marking

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the ear so we're kind of getting the

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sphere shape and adding just a little

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plar version to it and I often put in

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just the curve of the eyes where the

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eyes and eyebrows are so that is

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something you can do uh with your

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reference images and I would suggest

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doing that and it gets you in the habit

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of being able to sketch these very

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quickly and if you do that enough then

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you can sketch your own characters very

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quickly starting with that you could

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ditch this all together and turn it into

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a completely different character like if

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you want to turn this into a monster or

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or a man whatever you can skin this into

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something else and you know it'll be

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okay because you started with a really

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good accurate uh skeleton to begin all

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right let's go on to the next item forms

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you know you could have this as a

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reference next to you and just doing

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your own sketch and understanding how

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these forms are working I'm not going to

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do the whole thing but you can look at

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the shapes he's using here the same sort

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of shapes I did earlier the same

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forms and sketch the forms of what's

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going on and do that version of them

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this one increase your understanding of

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how to sketch a character uh without you

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just relying on copying and that's a

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common U failing that a lot of novice

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artists make or you know I did the same

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thing when I was learning how to draw I

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copied what I saw line for line shade

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for shade and it didn't increase my

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understanding so what you have to do is

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look beyond what the actual reference is

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sketch the under L form and then turn it

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into something else or just sketch the

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form itself you just doing your studies

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all right uh one other little practice

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that you can do that's worth it head

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rotations so you could do a bunch of

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circles and this will serve as the

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cranium of the heads that you're doing

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and you can go in and start putting in

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center lines and then you can put in the

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ey line now if you want you could also

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put these into plain versions and so

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then you would have the halfway there

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have the ear turn in on that and you

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just want to do a lot of versions of

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these if you have some time to spare and

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you're trying to think of what to

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practice this is one just do a bunch of

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spheres throw in the uh the angles being

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different on each one of them maybe some

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of them are really you know looking way

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downwards the face is super for

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shortened uh or go find some references

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and just do this version of the

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references don't draw all the features

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don't worry about the noses don't worry

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about the clothes anything like that

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just draw the head rotations of each one

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of them last up couple of recommended

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resources let's turn this on so here we

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go these are some of things that I

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mentioned throughout the video first up

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bridgman's drawing from life is a

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collection of sketches it doesn't teach

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you how to draw there are some notes of

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things to pay attention to but it's not

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necessarily how to draw it doesn't take

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you step by step uh it does use the

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planar the very angled version I think

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this is a really good one to start with

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because it shows what forms pay

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attention to and it goes through each

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part of the body head face upper body

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hands all of that stuff uh how to draw

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Comics the Marvel way it does have some

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anatomy in it but it is a comic Focus

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and if you wanted to go in that

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direction a nice little addition to your

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art book library and it focuses on using

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cylindrical forms a big name in this

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genre is of course burn Hogarth Dynamic

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figure drawing almost a must have uh he

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does a lot with motion and for

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shortening but he uses a lot more

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complex shapes all these sort of

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teardrop shapes and while they are very

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realistic or more difficult to learn how

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to draw so keep that in mind maybe not

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your starter and lastly we have figured

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drawing for all it's worth by Andrew

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Lumis we looked at several of his stuff

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I did a little sensor don't flag my

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video I didn't need it flagged it uses

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anatomy and illustration Focus he's

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talking about what you should learn

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about Anatomy so that you can create

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illustrations from it because he was a

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big time illustrator doing book covers

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and book illustrations and doing a lot

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of advertisements that sort of thing so

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he's like how can we do this and turn it

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into a syllable image uh he teaches

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several different styles uh from

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sketching the mannequin multiple

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versions of the mannequin cylinders uh

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planar uh it's very thorough uh links

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are in the description for all of these

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and I have uh recommended a lot of these

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before but I have since uh got swatches

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to be an affiliate with Amazon so if you

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do decide to go purchase these I'd

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appreciate it if you use the link below

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because about 10% of the sale will go

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back to helping support this Channel and

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that's always awesome okay um so

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hopefully this gives you a really good

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rundown of some things to know about

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anatomy and proportions maybe some

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things that you need to go learn what

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was some of the things that you learned

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in anatomy that made the biggest

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difference to you I'm just curious give

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me a comment below and if you want to

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see more videos about Anatomy or

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different parts of it how to render it

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that you find difficult and you'd like

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to see some input in let me know in the

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description below I'd love to hear about

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it there's more videos on the art

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fundamentals in the channel links below

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you can go check those out and there's

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also more coming at the time of this

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recording so I'd love to uh have you to

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stick around subscribe if you want to be

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in tune for those and that's it for now

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until you see next time keep drawing

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Learn everything from fundamentals to complex illustration Swatches Academy. Live and self-study classes available: http://www.swatchesacademy.com Part 1: https://youtu.be/9XofYc_WUF8 Part 2: https://youtu.be/wMv1dZEm8AI Part 3: https://youtu.be/FrKfUXXjfG0 The Art Fundamental series continues with Basic Anatomy and Proportions! In this final of four episodes on the topic we discuss practicing anatomy by sketching the skeleton from reference, sketching the head and discuss recommended books to dive deeper into the subject. ANATOMY RESOURCES: Faestock's Gallery: http://faestock.deviantart.com 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 GALLERY - Clint's gallery at https://www.artstation.com/artist/clintcearley Links provided are affiliates and a small percentage of sales will go to help support this channel.

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