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Here is a good tip of you want to "test" your knowlege of anatomy. Using a 3D modeling software like Blender or Nomad sculpt, just attempt to sculpt a realistic bodybuilder. As you turn the camera and shape things you are going ti begin to see the holes in your anatomy knowledge. "Wait where does this exactly connect? This figure is slightly hunched so wouldnt this back muscle stretch here?" It has been an eye opener for me as I have had to continually refer to references on areas i thought i had on lock.

So, the arm on that Wolverine is super impressive. The twist/fold of the bicept muscle is a completely real interpretation that often gets missed or is usually just indicated by a quick mark. Im a little hung on the pec joining to the bicep at that point, doesnt the chest join to the shoulder? I believe the upper side cluster of chest muscle joins and makes up the bottom/inside part of the shoulder, correct?

i look at michelangelo, he is the master at anatomy. Frank Frazetta gets his knowledge from Bridgeman (even the knees), and Bridgeman is based on michelangelo. so the prime source is michelangelo. look at the sistine chapel and last judgement

Hey man, I'm Instagram artist too. Our ambitions are shared, next year is going to be focused on grinding out studies, sharpening techniques, even if that means posting less finished work to social media. I absolutely loved the finished compositions I did this year, but I've reached my skill ceiling. I'm glad you posted that Venom picture last week, it's good you're starting to experiment with your own creative visions. Funny enough, I'll be moving away from my original work to do more observational drawings. Drawing from reference is okay if it means building skills. Either way, 2025 will be the year we reach a new frontier. Godspeed Kalen Howard.

Dude, you re are so right. I’ve been drawing Frank frazetta stuff for the past 3 weeks and I’ve seen more improvement in my understanding of anatomy over that time than anything in the last 6 months

I really love this video, I'm also practice anatomy, and this helps a lot!

Wow dude, the sheer quantity of Sketching and pages you have filled is incredible and very inspiring to me. It takes me years to fill even a tiny sketchbook haha I just never seem to finish them! Will be binging your videos for inspiration! Keep it up

Your doing amazing! Keep at it !!!❤

Great drawings!

One of my favorite books! I have the unwrapped version

damn fire!!!

dope video!

So I wanted to say after I edited this video I definitely will be doing a lot of these kind of videos, I had a insane amount of fun doing this But I didn't have so much fun editing it, I'd like to keep these videos between 30-60 mins because I hate listening to myself talk for over an hour I'm gonna need new lighting for this type of video And I'm gonna need to stop using .5 zoom when recording because it messes with the quality So I'll forsure make some tweaks here and there but absolutely any recommendations are more than welcome and I truthfully do need some help with the series name, how long each episode should be, and any suggestions for lighting or sound quality But thank you guys so much for watching and I'll see you all in the next video!

Great video man!! I had the same issue with the lead pointer! On amazon they have some that have caps!

Great Video!

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Im loving your videos man! I have been studying the same artists you have for a while!! I found your channel and we have pretty similar styles and influences!! Keep up the good work!!👍 P.S i would love a setup tour!

Loving the progress

Great video!!!

Great artwork keep it up

dope have the same one 🤙🤙

Nice! Appreciate the tip. Gonna give it a shot tonight during my nightly practice.

great video 👍👍keep it up!!!

seems like you're doing a pretty good job so far! Just a word of advice on the armor- if you hate drawing it, try not to make your comics revolve around characters that constantly wear it. You're going to be drawing those same characters tens, hundreds, maybe thousands of times by the time you're finished if you go for a full run. So if you hate drawing the characters, you won't be too successful. Of course, if you learned how to draw armor you'd probably have an easier time. I'd recommend studying the joints and points of motion- i find that a lot of armor art gets stuck there, because the armor looks stiff and can't move. You can find videos of people in plate armor moving around, which show off just how flexible it actually is. That being said- good luck with your comics, and just your art journey in general. If you're looking for dynamic fights and the like, i'd recommend looking at Tatsuki Fujimoto's works (chainsaw man and fire punch specifically), and Yuji Kaku's hell's paradise. Studying those characters and the ways they're drawn might help you out.

I'd lay off copying Finch and grab & study Michael Hampton's figure drawing book and the Anatomy for Sculptors book. Then go back to Finch and you'll get what stylistic shorthands Finch does to describe form and anatomy. Right now you're just copying his symbolism without understanding why he does what he does.

Keep it up bro

great!

great info man 🔥🔥

Great vid, Ive been looking for good paper for my comic

So in conclusion Strathmoore Bristol boards- They are an extremely excellent option for paper and the use of it for finished artwork plus commissions is the reason it's used by professional artists. The strathmoore sketch paper Not a big fan of this paper but like I said if it's for quick ideas and quick sketches it's good for you but the paper doesn't hold its lead very well and it's just to light of a paper in my opinion The north shore sketchbook Probably my favourite artbook I've used so far it's all I've been using because of its thickness its ability to hold pencils and its ability to hold ink decently Makes it an extremely good book for daily use and studies

I need to see the original

What is art block

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Just subscribed, 10 subscribers in 4 days is pretty good! keep it up!

Nice recommendations. I really like Bridgman. Also, thanks for sharing the binders. I believe figuring out your drawing process by using a sketchbook like this is what really makes a difference for new artists.