Trick For Drawing The Armpit!

[@0nepotential]

This man is teaching us how to draw armpits AND learn about the English alphabet. Absolute genius!

[@petervargas483]

Your drawings are simple yet so complex. This guy is great for drawing from imagination

[@userx12y31]

This is one of the few channels where I always put my notifications on 100/100.

[@emiliodekureart]

Wooow, thanks, man!

[@WidyCreep]

I can’t describe how much your videos have helped me learn the anatomy 😭😭😭

[@emiliodekureart]

Always glad to hear that! 😊🙏

[@aquamarine3593]

BRO I USE YOUR ART FROM PINTREST AS REFERENCE. its crazy to see you on youtube, but the moment i found you i subed.

[@emiliodekureart]

Thanks for being here!

[@XPISigmaArt]

Super cool! Going to test it out tonight!

[@CoronadoMD7]

I like your style, I'd like draw like you

[@Artlife0831]

Thanks

[@MartinDubuque]

Going through your videos and wow, you have a great style (shorthand?) for teaching this stuff.

[@emiliodekureart]

Thanks!

[@lumpystilskin5367]

A fine addition to my cultured collection!

[@somefellow2]

Good stuff!

[@Uterr]

Very nice, sir! Would you tell us a trick how to draw a knees?

[@emiliodekureart]

I shall add it to the list. 👍🙏

[@joelmayerprods]

Love your videos! I seem to remember reading somewhere that you‘re working on a full anatomy book or course or sth or did i imagine this?

[@emiliodekureart]

I'm in the veeerrryyyy early stages of that process. Just researching the logistics of it. 😅 Nothing has been drawn for it quite yet.
It's looking highly likely that I'll make a kickstarter for the project!

[@joelmayerprods]

@@emiliodekureartLooking forward to that and would definitely back on day one 😊

[@wingedFORCE]

Could u pls make a in depth more or less vid about torso's 🙏 great vid btw😊❤

[@emiliodekureart]

I'm working on a few things right now, but I'm sure eventually I'll circle back to the torso. 👌

[@wingedFORCE]

@@emiliodekureart thanks dekure I appreciate it🙏

[@the_one6197]

Why not a tilted capital T?

[@ioga1977]

nice

[@ruizhu-mv6yd]

Look your drawing is enjoy

[@slvrxft]

[@xXlizamaXx]

Thank you for that. A big struggle is drawing the armpit in a foreshortened position, when the arm is coming towards you but still slightly upwards to show the armpit, does the Y method still work there?

[@emiliodekureart]

It does actually! But it's slightly different. I'd have to explain in some other video. 😅😅

[@realuse26]

👌

[@k44rbon]

If some science geek is seeing this you can remember it as a lambda sign😂

[@emiliodekureart]

This is good stuff. Loool.

[@joshuacentille825]

Half life logo 😎

[@k44rbon]

@@joshuacentille825 yeah just remembered
it

[@element5manga166]

Ima use this, it looks more like a T to me tho lol

[@emiliodekureart]

I'm seeing it too now. 😂

[@xrosfire]

Do you have plans for a hair tutorial?

[@emiliodekureart]

No current plans, but it's always a possibility!

[@timetraveler9105]

Y

[@loganshalloe5927]

Wait why/when do you use the > sign rather than a y?

[@emiliodekureart]

There's no real different use case for it, it's just an alternate way of doing it. 😅 So if you didn't wanna use a y, just use the other sign and it serves the same function. Lol.

[@loganshalloe5927]

@@emiliodekureart cool bananas

[@orbis6360]

The doxy tutorial uses the letter z. did you just take his tutorial and shift it a letter lol

[@emiliodekureart]

I'm unfamiliar with whatever you're talking about. 😅😅

[@alexrobin3902]

But y?

[@DarkSn0w0]

*T*