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0:00 DON'T MAKE THESE ANATOMY MISTAKES
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#anatomy #arttips #ARTSchool
![(ACTUAL) ANATOMY MISTAKES YOUNG ARTISTS MAKE [PART1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eJG0sEIhRtg/mqdefault.jpg)
Welcome back to class, you're right on time. Now you better STOP making these mistakes right now 👺
My apologies im late
yes sensei
Yessir
hey marc that section with the arm being too short. would you do the same thing for a shorter character?
Hey Marc! It would be interesting to hear your thoughts about art AI, such as DALL-E for example and how it impacts the art world. At any rate, nice video as always!
"Stop drawing breasts too high, I believe in you", those are the best words of encouragement I've received this month
I believe in you
Bro really knows how to make his lessons fun 💀💀💀
Another tip, pls draw them a normal size 💀
@@Cinderowo That's kinda mean to people with big or small ones though? We exist :(
@@Cinderowo ok nice, we should take body shaming as a tip for anatomy. great idea!
I'm glad to report that after 12 years of learning to draw, I can say that I knew about all the Mistakes and don't do them anymore 😀
im proud of you
I'm almost there too. Only 11 years and 11 months to go now.
@@blackcitadel37 XD
Congratulations! , ive technically been doing art for around 2 years but I took some really long breaks and didn’t learn much because of that but I won’t make that same mistake again
I tend to do the first mistake, but it's usually born out of me not paying much attention to what I actually draw
Takeaway:
1. Proportion
2. Place female/male breasts too high
3. Anatomy foreshortening mistake
4. Dislocated Limbs
5. Bad Hands & Feets
I can fix all of those except point five. That one is non negotiable.
@@blacknwhitegaming hand and feet secret attack…. After drawing your palm construct (trapezoid thingy) just draw the fingertips where you want them, like little circles that are place holders. Then connect the circles back to the hand to finish construction. I usually elongate the circles into that whole segment of finger first. At that point you should see clearly the pose you’re trying to construct.
additional (and most important) take away, NAKED FIRST *rock pose*
There's no such thing as male breasts. The dude was joking
@@mysteriousdoge1298 maybe he was talking about a trans male (idk though)
About breasts as owner of pair of these: Bigger they are, lower they hang. Even with support, even with implants - gravity is gravity. Also - shape of bra changes how they are placed with relation to each other - There are bras which squize them together, there are ones that will allow more spacing. If bra cup shape don't match how breast rest it will look wrong, so when searching for references take extra minute to check what bra type model has to match or change it for your character. And ffs breast are not baloons filled with water, they won't behave like that (they don't go boing-boing...) BTW, breast shape of Marc's drawings match usually bardotte bra, it tend to do cause this characteristic crease at muscle/fat border :)
They do bounce, but true it's not much
@@candycotton5240 and when they bounce it hurts...
@@miramari732 yeah I hate it too, serious dysphoria for me lol
The nature of boobs are truly deep
@@miramari732 can confirm
I love the examples of seemingly correct vs actually correct. I think it would be cool to see more videos dedicated to this "spot the mistake" concept.
Hey Marc I'm 19 and started drawing about 3-4 months ago. I wish I would have started earlier but I played too much video games back then but better than never. I never knew how incredibly beautiful art can be especially when you learn to look at the world with your eyes from an artistic point of view or when you just try to represent everything in geometric shapes simplistically. I will do my best to become extremely good at it and work hard at it. The video was very helpful and will apply everything and keep it strongly in mind.
Hi there just wanted send some friendly encouragement and positive vibes. 😊 I also wanted to say don't be shy to use stick figure placement to figure out how you want to make a character stand, pose, etc. I usually go from that because it helps me see it better. Then I usually draw my shapes and proportions around the area and perfecting the anatomy via shapes best I can. 👌 hope this helps. ❤
Hey buddy! I actually started my journey too when I was 19 and by the same reasons you mentioned. Being 21 now I can confirm it's one of the best decisions I could've done in my life, you can improve a lot. Don't underestimate what you can achieve in two years and believe in you, good luck!
Yo Same used to draw as a kid but started properly 3 months ago so much shiz to learn😭😭
Used to draw a lot as a child and some in my teens but gave it up for some reason I can’t recall. I’m 31 now and been back at it for over a year and made such a large improvement thanks to this channel. It’s never too late to start art
literally me
This massive spread of characters is pretty amazing to see. As a new artist this is like the holy grail of the level I want to be on.
I'm actually working on a picture right now, and struggling with the anatomy of it. The arms are too long and not lining up with the hips, but was unsure of how to fix it. This video answered some questions I had and it's already looking better. Thanks Marc!
Anatomy is basically my worst enemy, (along with classmates who come up behind me when I'm practicing it and ask why I'm drawing naked people) and honestly, even just looking at bodies that are well drawn helps me a bunch. This was super great and maybe now, two years after I started to draw figures, I can actually make my characters look more normal
I didn't know the humerus was longer than the forearm, or the upper leg being the longest bone of the body to draw. No wonder a lot of my figures felt very off. Thanks for these insights 😀
Yup…
I’m generally good at spotting and having a general idea of the correct proportions of things…but at the same time I’ll work through a piece, finish it but feel like something isn’t quite right but won’t be sure what it is, and then an hour later see all the stuff I screwed up on lol.
And I’m a traditional artist who uses pen, markers, and colored pencils…so once it’s done it’s done. No turning back or fixing it.
The stress with doing the lineart is REAL.
Yeah, i am 21 drawing for about 3 years, but started Learning like 1/2 years ago, your videos help me correct my mistakes along the hard buy worth art journey thank you Marc!
Its kinda scary how it seems like you always knows the problem I'm currently facing
I really like the way you explain things mixed with a portion of humor. You are really the first and only person who was able to explain things so good, that I really improved drawing them. For example hair. I looked at so many hair drawing tutorials, but they couldn't explain it properly, but after you made this video explaining how to draw hair, I suddenly was able to draw it! Still need a lot of practice though, but drawing hair is so much easier for me now.
So really thank you for doing these videos!
hello hello
I just wanted to thank you for providing all of these tutorials for free!
I’m only a hobbyist artist, but I really have a passion for art and have always wanted to improve just for my own enjoyment.
My family doesn’t really have a lot of money, and all the art tutorials that cost money kind of discouraged me and I sorta felt like not having the money would hinder my abilities. It’s really you and other UA-camrs that post good art advice that anyone can watch for free, and I wanted to thank you for providing classes like this that are easy to access for people struggling monetarily. You’re awesome, thank you
Thousand thanks to you Marc, for sharing these important knowledges and brushes for free !
OMG I couldn't ask for a more perfect timing for this class, I'm struggling with poses and anatomy for a commission this is gonna be such an awesome class! thanks teach! you the best! ❤️😘
Ive been a fan of your artstyle for 2000 years now 💜.
There's always something new to learn from your tutorials ✨.
love your stuff- when I'm doing shows, I regularly refer you and david finch for YT content. I like that you give ACTUAL WALKTHROUGHS and studies. keep it up!
Hi Marc, I have a video suggestion that I didn't see anyone talking about: signing in the art. You could talk of how we could do that the best way, the size and best place to put it, when we need to put it on the piece and how to prevent it from being something distracting from the art itself, or even ruining the composition. And, maybe, other things related to copyrights. Would be awesome.
Waaa, i love so much the way you slightly colored each character in specific parts, gives a lot of vibe ! you're awesome
I'm still learning about anatomy and I found your channel right on the time !! thank you for those helpful videos 😁
I love how smooth the segway is😆
Jokes aside the tutorials is getting BETTER week by week.
Ill never forget this(your) kindness
I love your videos, I've been drawing seriously for almost 20 years, and often can't find tutorials that aren't just a repeat of what I've already learned in that time. With the videos you make, you take an angle and break things down in a way that's extremely informative and point out things I don't often see in tutorial vids. Thank you so much, I love learning about art, and I always come away from your vids with something new!~
Thanks Art Dad. THIS IS GODSEND i always got issues with these tiny proportion being misplaced !
Oml like, every time I try to focus on the video, your sudden words of encouragement and compliments make me take at least 5 seconds to process. I have daddy issues, i know, and it doesnt help me a little bit.
preciatecha' Marc. I've come a very long way because of you and the will to learn.
hey marc I love your videos! They help me out a ton especially with motivation to keep practising. Your anatomy is always on point (from my less experiences POV) and that is something I strive to achieve as well. (I'm a big fan of your art and artstyle
i watch all your videos sensei , and its been a few months i didn't touch the grass.
i learn and learn and now i can draw properly.
much much love
I can't thank you enough for these videos. They are incredibly helpful :)
Thanks again!😌 you’re a huge help, Marc.
DUDE YOU SO FUN AND HUMBLE! thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for the great lesson! I’ve been doing anatomy studies lately, and I keep finding they don’t look right. I learned that I made some of these mistakes.
Very useful hints, thank you for making such clear and good looking examples!
Love the videos, very helpful to someone starting out my art journey
Thanks for the help as always!
Really great content for beginners and intermediate alike. Great video Marc.
another great class, thank you dear Marc!
Thanks Marc. It's extremely helpful and perfect timing as well. I'm currently learning how to draw characters and your videos always saves my time. Love ya, stay safe :)
This! This is so very condensed and helpful. Loved the limbs proportion!
Thanks a LOT for these anatomy tips, i always struggle with anatomy and what shapes to use for the body. Im always trying to find a good way to construct the body but i hope you can make a tutorial on how to make your own ways of drawing things and how to be creative when drawing. Thanks for the tutorial as always, Marc! :)
One of the most helpful videos i've seen
Thank you mr. Brunet
Marc said he loves us! Now that’s always nice to hear 💙
what a coincidence that i felt today,i just simply check up for my art project especially anatomy mistakes before going to lineart and well it's safe(maybe i got lucky at drawing foot for my first time).Without realizing my skill even going better every time i draw since following you,Thanks again!
Your videos always give me the energy to keep practicing. Thanks Marc!
This was one of the single most helpful videos I've seen on drawing
I just love your videos, especially the feeling I'm in an art class! So fun!!
Thank you Marc. It's very helpful and i enjoyed the commentary thoroughly. 🤙🤙
marc's style always gets me in the mood for drawing
Mark, thanks to your anatomy videos I can draw the human figure pretty decently!
I no longer get the proportions wrong as much as before, and recently I gained a better understanding about the different body types thanks to the structure classes and practicing/studying to simplify the body parts to simple 3d volumes. I practice drawing spheres, cubes and cylinders in perspective and in different angles sometimes, so that helped a big deal as well.
I still have a long way to go, but recently I've been practicing (and *observing* ) intensely and thanks to that I think I'm improving really fast!
Just got back into digital painting and drawing again and your videos has helped me immensely!!! I have two drawings I'm working on right now and I just couldn't figure out why they weren't as I wanted them. Turns out my propositions are a little off and that makes all the difference!!
What a great video! Super useful tips to save a bunch of time and frustration lol. Also that character sheet is a thing of beauty.
This is incredibly helpful, much thanks.
Thanks for the class Mark!
This was probably one of the most helpful and inspiring art videos I've ever seen. 🥰 Thank you so much for making this. You make me want to draw right now! ❤
*Hears clip studio paint brush and runs to download.* Thank you teacher! 😊 Also thank you for the lesson(s) it helps so much. I honestly never knew about the breast line. Even though I knew to not draw them too high, I never knew how to measure it. Thank you 😊 heart ♥.
As an artist who's been struggling in getting back into character design; you've been a godsend, Marc.
Downloaded the CSP brush, it amazing! thank you for making it for CSP!!! you rock!
I felt extreme admiration when I saw your hand drawings! You're indeed a master!👍
Your example drawings at the beginning are very pleasing to look at
Happy to say that even as a starting artist I don't make these mistakes and I'm constantly trying to improve my anatomy and my hands and feet (those are painful). If i do make these mistakes I always notice how something is off so in the end I fix them. I always start out with simple shapes and then draw full naked bodies before I add anything on!!! Thanks for class! See ya next class Prof!
Thanks Marc, another excellent video! I always learn a lot from these!
I've been studying Anatomy for Sculptors for the past 2 months and I've seen so much improvement in my art and also now I actually understand what you're talking about in these videos. And many of the mistakes you mentioned I noticed before you even pointed it out. Guys, seriously study your anatomy.
You're a really good tutor, artist and content creator. Thanks for all of your hard work!
thanks it's help me alot thanks for always giving a tips kuya marc☺
Wow, the quality of the instruction is amazing. Thanks so much.
Great tutorial! Thanks for posting. Liked and subscribed.
I was up practicing figure drawing last night & woke up to this😂😂must be a sign ..lovely vid!
Thank you! This helps a lot :D
Thank you for teaching I appreciate you. You’ve helped me a lot!
Your artwork is so good 😊 ❤❤
This video is definitely very useful to me. Thank you for explaining the anatomy! Even if I have a very Cartoonish style, it'll be nevertheless good to know about those tips!
When you told shortly about the free brush pack, I was wondering, just by curiosity, if you'd ever think about creating the same type of brush pack, except it would be for Krita. I'm using Krita to draw.
Amazing stuff!!! Thx!
i cant thank you enough for this!
i only found your channel today and i've been binge watching and learning and literally taking notes 🥺 i'm so glad i found you. i wish i could have the funds to support your at school but i'll pay through likes for now 💓 more power to you!
Incredible videos, each one has helped me out a TON
sheeesh I needed this, thx sensei Marc
I find this extremely useful thank you
Thanks for these great tips and reminders Marc!
the uniquie thing here is the opening class music... it sounds just like an Art's Atack song. keep it up Marc, you are my favorite.
thanks for sharing your knowledge
I'll try to use these tips with 3D modelling, great compilation!
Thank you Sir💖💖
so SO helpful
i just switched to digital art (mouse for now) just may of 2022 after years of traditional! (on and off though...) this is going to be so helpful, i just subscribed! my mortal enemy is anatomy... i'm trying to get the hang of it though :( thank you so much for this video!
OMG! Thank you! #4 aka Warcraft/Space Marine armor has really gotten on my nerves for so long! So many fantasy and sci-fi armors just don't mechanically work!
Thank you for including a CSP brush :)
The intro keeps getting more creative each vid and im here for it
This is really helpful. Now I will practice 🥰
Whenever I think I've mastered anatomy I always find new hacks and how to balance a body while posing, there's always new things to learn about art and I live that
YESSS MORE ART TIPSSS
a really good channel, I finally realized why I can't draw my hands properly! Thanks!
Today I'm feeling really inspired to draw because I've been reading blue period, I've filled two pages of my sketchbook already. I just decided to start a new good habit: every time I learn something new about art I'll take notes in my sketchbook and draw an example too, this way they will stick in my head longer
I'm a beginner artist and I just watched your and it really helped me a lot and as for thank you I subscribed to you
Regarding foreshoretening, the hard thing to do is in the lower part of the body. It is really hard to connect that between upper body and the legs.
I knew about drawing the thigh longer then the lower leg but I didn't know about the arms, super helpful thank you :)
Been struggling with anatomy, this helps a lot
bro your videos are so informative
All of this is excellent advice. And I would add the key to mastery will be practice, practice, and practice. After over 1000+ figure drawings using reference, I can say only three things (1) I can draw a competent figure and only occasionally use construction lines, measuring with my eye; (2) I can visualize the foreshortened figure in almost any pose--still need some reference for difficult poses; and (3) I still have a long ways to go. I think after about 10,000 figure sketches I could say I'll have some degree of mastery (low tier mastery at that). Just one tip: After hundreds of drawings using reference, you will see how varied the human body is. That's why I don't use formal construction lines (Loomis, Reilly, etc...) as they tend to make you draw the same figure or variant all of the time. You'll build a good intuition of what looks right and for stylized art you can push (and you should push) some of the proportions like wider hips and narrower waist for female characters like the character artist for NieR: Automata and NieR: Reincarnation.
I love this! Do you count every single figure you've even drawn or did a challenge of sorts?
@@swisdom9117 *Sorry, but this is long* I've counted every single one as I used (at home) Clip Studio Paint and Photoshop and (when out) iPad with Procreate. I started with a sketchbook, but honestly you will level up faster with digital. With traditional, I used a non-photo blue pencil (Pilot Color Eno 0.5mm) for roughs, Pentel 0.5mm mechanical pencil with 2B lead for the finished drawing, and a kneaded eraser. Traditional is perfectly fine and I still prefer it in many ways, but the advantage of digital is layers and ability to correct without destroying the paper. You can experiment and not be worried about going back to your original. Some people will say that they're better traditional, but after hundreds of drawings you'll be completely comfortable with digital. I even did the drawabox challenge (250 boxes in 3-point perspective) using digital and did the challenge multiple times. This challenge is great because you will end up seeing everything as boxes in 3-point perspective which will help with foreshortened figure drawings.
I started over a year ago and did an assessment that my figure drawings needed (vast) improvement. I did start with a self-challenge of a 100 and it definitely wasn't enough. I would say that it was at the 300 point that I saw a big level up. Initially, I had to do a construction, a rough sketch, and a final sketch. Even the construction was a challenge as the proportions were off. The rough sketch was a mess as now I was adding organic lines to the construction. The final sketch was where I tried to clean everything up. It took 20-30+ minutes for each figure. Now, I wasn't doing gesture drawing or timed exercises as I was doing figure drawing for specific reasons: as a way to improve my seeing (proportions, negative space, relative size, etc) and drawing decent figures faster. By the 700 point, I could freehand draw within 5-10 minutes..longer for hard poses like back poses. Still need tons of work on the back poses. Drawing a convincing female back pose is significantly harder than a male one. That's why most drawings of female characters are from the front or side and very few from the back.
@@asimian8500 thanks for the long response! I'm glad to hear you had such big improvement as well. Drawing is very hard but once you get it, it's very fulfilling. As they say, anything good won't come easily. I like digital too but there's just something about my sketchbook lol. I mostly use my sketchbook to practice. I wanna get better at lineart as I noticed I usually avoid that
I've only just gotten better at feet through dogged persistence. I tend to make my waists or hips too long, but the limbs are in proportion. Thanks for this. The idea of hand shapes as a brush is friggin excellent. Saves so much time!