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Published: 2009-08-08 03:00:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 473591; Favourites: 13687; Downloads: 7760
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Haven't seen this many naked rainbow torsos since the Pride Parade.Consider this a companion to this other anatomy tutorial .
If you're hard up for reference, feel free to pick through my manbucket [link]
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holy crap...an abdominal reference for actual men and not the "I'm so pumped you cant touch me hurr". I love the way it was all composed and how detailed you got into every little section...
IN OTHER WORDS: thank you so very much for the truth.
PS: I've favourited this for future reference and hope you will continue to share your knowledge of anatomy be it male or female. Good show.
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Thanks so much for putting these tuts together, they're really helpful and entertaining
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Hey this an amazing tutorial you got going! I hope you don't mind if I draw some of these and copy a bit of your notes on this to have as reference for when I DON'T have a compuer in front of me!
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HEY, YO, I'M GOING TO FAV THIS SO I CAN LINK PEOPLE TO IT.
Good stuff.
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Holy cow, I don't think I've ever SEEN a more helpful tutorial ;D;
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AWESOMENESS. I epically love the quote "this is the body of a guy who fights bears on a mountain"
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saved O_O thank you. I've always been sucky at drawing guys T_T
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Sweetness! I will definitely be using this reference a lot. Thanks for making it!
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Not merely informative, but a pleasure to look at.
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Extremely useful and very very interesting.
Thanks for posting.
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I had no idea there were so many different kinds of abs. 
Consider this 
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This is gold; an excellent reference and lesson for the rest of us! Thank you!
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This is one of the most useful tutorials I've read in a long time. It's a subject I've been looking around at for a while, and the information on variations makes it especially good. Now to stow it away for practice later and go back to reading your comments, bwaha.
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Humorous, helpful, and definitely hot. 
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So helpful and interesting it's absurd. Thank you.
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That's a very useful guide. No srly. Like most anime-based lil girls, I can't draw manly men (and I yuck boys who look like gals o.o
So thanks!! ^^
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Man this is fabulous! I feel thoroughly schooled in manatomy.
Also thanks for sharing your folder of dudes! I am really appreciating it. Then I noticed Richard D. James leering at me and felt dirty.
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I was amazed by the tutorial..
And I LOLLLLLLED at your comments! Overall, a great deviation
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Wow, I've learned a lot from this. More then all the so called anatomy books and sites, great how to.
Thanks.
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I love these types anatomy tutorials. Not everyone has the same body type, and that is what makes humans so fascinating.
Ectomorph, mesomorph, and endomorph also applies to us women. Not all girls are skinny and/or have giant boobies. I'd be nice to see some tall mesomorph girls every once in a while. Actually, I don't even look at most artwork of the female body anymore, because they all look the same, so damn annoying!
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Could you maybe draw a tutorial like that for neck muscles? or maybe show me a page that explains them? Because somehow I don't get them at all (my faul, I know) and you're quite good at explaining stuff for everyone to understand
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I'd fave this for the first line of the artists comment alone but the fact is that this is an excellent tutorial.
I'm always amazed at the number of people who get the difference between toned / defined and strong wrong and also the number of artists who basically have faces for their characters and otherwise place them on the same body. Although this guide doesn't cover all of the possible forms of individual differentiation it does a good job of showing how people could be differentiated in their torsos and moreover why they would be different.
Thanks a lot for sharing and hopefully I'll be able to put some of this information to good use in my art as well; it's not like I couldn't use it. XD
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This is horribly useful when designing characters. Much thanks.
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Thank you so very much for making this. It's extremely useful; not only did I learn a lot, but I keep coming back to it for help.
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I'm not an artist, but this is A+++++++++++++ and I will rec it to all my art friends.
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Very very useful, this one and the first one! I've never seen this so easily explained. Thanks for sharing
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Thank you! Not only does this help my drawing, it's helps me understand why my own body looks the way it does compared to my other athletic friends.
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this is brilliant and helpful and perfect!!! THANK YOU!!!
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Love the manbucket. And this is a very different tutorial on the human body. A easily-bored-person friendly tutorial.
I have to mention that my fav line is "This is a man that fights bears on mountains!!!" rawr X3
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I love you for this so much! People have no idea how much of a PAIN is it to draw a proper, believeable male torso. This has just helped me through many papers cuts and agony looking in anatomy books. THANK YOU!
Would you ever consider doing a tutorial on the female torso as well?
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What I love about this is how it's visually simple enough to make the idea simpler to the reader. In other words, your use of clean lines and bright colors.
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Sprinter body reminds me of my dad... he works out at the gym to get the strongest, lightest weight possible. Since he runs like 10 miles a day and tries to run fast, he wants to be strong but not bulky. So this was very helpful, thanks 
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your comment on the pride parade is awesome.
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woot! awesome tutorial urdabest! now that I've read it, I saw how misinformed I was about this stuff... I dont draw people alot, but this was handy to know; thanks~
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thank you for making this , i always have trouble when i draw some of my guys to get their (torso ) middle part right .Sometimes end up looking too body builder ish.
Thanks for this its very informative
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Nice tut, very educational (I learned a thing or three).
But concerning the "Big guy isn't fast" part, that is actually false. In real life, big guys are almost all of the time very, very fast.
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