How I Learn Drawing Anatomy [Level 1] - Drawing a Body With Box Method

In this video, I kickstart my journey into learning human anatomy by delving into Level 1 - The Box Method. Join me as I break down the complexities of the human body into simple shapes like cubes and cylinders while preserving its overall structure.
Discover how this exercise helps you:
1. Simplify complex forms based on photo references.
2. Grasp essential body proportions from various perspectives.
3. Understand the interaction between the chest and pelvis.
Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this foundational exercise is crucial for anyone interested in drawing anatomy.
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[@jolynicarlytan]

Your videos are so helpful btw 😭😭 I’m always inspired to do my work alongside your videos

[@amir.h7444]

You're so helpful and inspiring! Ty for the uploads :3

[@divinekataroshie4805]

I'm such a fan of your videos I immidately watching when you upload 😍 just the unique style of yours and aproach to art videos is refreshing. Keep up the good work!

[@Tanalieku]

Thank you so much for your kind words!! ❤️

[@SmiileySmiiles]

This is really useful ❤

[@generaljb2760]

Ez and simple as all tutorials should be. Amazing work🎉 Yo I thought you had like years of prior experience?

[@baileyjustin12]

Hey man, so to start off, I love your persistence in learning, and I'd like to give you a few tips to help you. First off, I have a series called, how to draw, everything I know, which would likely greatly help you, feel free to give it a quick glance, and leave a comment. I'm not the most talented, but I am well versed on a TON of lessons on things.
First off, I am really glad that you know that the chest and hips are actually tilted, it was interesting however, that you had the proportions off for your box style. I would suggest next time for crotch which you have actually raised; as normally the head to crotch would be equivalent to the crotch to toe length and by moving the crotch up or down you can make the character more long legged and attractive. The crotch is usually regarded as the halfway of the body.
One thing I want to point out is that I know that you were going for a unisex body type, which is why you made the torso narrower than the hips, but be careful as this can create a feminine frame. In fact the male hips are long but narrow while the females are short and wide. Another thing I would like to say, that I really hope you heed, is that the legs are not inside the box, as much as they are poking out of the box, remember that the leg connects to the ball and joint and then the hip, and not directly to the hip, this creates an angle for the legs which is what actually creates the thigh gap. The legs of which are 2 heads for each part.
All in all you did a wonderful job and their is nothing wrong with your pieces, I just wanted to give you some info that may help you better understand why things connect the way they do, and to give you some warnings.
P.S. nice job noticing that the neck is not a straight line but actually angled, and good job creating relaxed balanced poses instead of stiff mannequins.
p.s.s Everything I am saying is for realism proportions which seemed to be your goal, for me, I prefer a 6 heads ratio instead of a 7.5-8 heads ratio.

[@Hedone15]

This help me out too lol 😂

[@Dautaygaming]

Hmmm, from my pov this way seems hard with me, so draw with chest bone method :D

[@DrawingSources-wm9zu]

which is level 2 and 3?

[@user-fn2vp1sw1h]

where the words ?????
this is rubbish !