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Published: 2006-07-15 22:52:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 588023; Favourites: 18940; Downloads: 107921
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Finally as promised~ A New tutorial~ Feel free to ask any questions and i'll get back to you with the answers ASAP!Hope this one is helpful!
[link] Hand Tutorial
[link] Foot Tutorial
Sorry in advance for typos~
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this is the best simply and helpful tutorial that I never seen!
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Most human figure tutorials show the males with the biggest muscles as possible and some other...stuff for both genders that people think are "gross" and its so gross I practice drawing it and blah blah blah, but this tutorial isn't the case, I especially like your style too.
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Ahaha! dynamic poses,here I come
(thank you for the awesome tutorial ^^)
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This was very helpful for me! Thanks a lot for sharing your lovely talent!
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awesome tutorial *_* i tried what i learned from you and omg, finally it's super easy to make different poses etc. XD
i had problems with it and hated dynamic poses but now i can't stop drawing them
thanks a lot! ♥
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wow! This helps me understand more how a male body suppose to be. I have flaws with the male's chest mostly. Thnx for the tutorial!
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This is really helpful. Thx for taking the time to make this.XD
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Just curious, but in your high school career, did you take art classes or anatomy classes to gain your artistic abilities? Or are you just one of those gifted 'look and learn' types?
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Thank you for this tut it help a lot!!
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This is an awesome tutorial!! However, could you tell me what are the proportions? I keep on messing those up :/ (unless you already posted a tutorial on that, in which case could you link me to it please?)
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This is amazing...but could you help me with height? I have a few shorter characters and I'm not sure how that would figure inot this. (:>
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Thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU! <3
I couldn't draw any part of a full body picture, it looked like sh.. (ya know..)
now I can draw a full body AND THAT'S FUN! (I can't believe it, i hated drawing bodies..)
And now.. it's so easy.. ^^
Thaks 1.000 times for making that tutorial =3
*practicing again*
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AH! Thanks so much for this! I'm definitely gonna practice this because I have a lot of problems drawing the human body.
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OMG. All your body tutorials that I saw so far are on my faves. My bodies are dis-,un-,in-, not... proportionate. This SOOOOOOOO helps
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Gosh, i luv yout tutorial.
i've many problems with bodies in movement. It's kind very hard to me. D;
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You are very good! Your bodies have life and energy.
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Your tutorials are amazing! They are so clear,simple and formidable!
It helps me a lot!
~waiting for more~
Thank you so much kitten-chan!
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your tutorails are always so helpful and easy to understand and dependable and-- well you get my point. thank you
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amazing tutorial! Cant wait to put this into practice.
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There are two more important differences:
1. The male rib cage is broader than the female rib cage.
2. The female pelvic bone is bigger than the male pelvic bone. Probably for the child birth functionality of the female.
These two differences bring out very prominent and obvious shape differences between the male and female. The smaller rib cage and larger pelvic bone is what give the female body the pleasing curves. As a result of the rib cage being smaller, the female arms are closer to the body at the upper arm and fan out from the elbow because of the larger pelvic bone.
It's just the opposite for men.
Just an FYI for those who didn't know and are interested. Thank you for the clear tutorial. Appreciate it.
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this is amazing! thank you!!!! i have one question though... do you use references when you draw the human body?!
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YAY! She is a shnugglumfdeyadorblegoochibbubblefdawwww wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
and so evil and CUTE! I want one! :c
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Thank you very much, your tutorial is amazing!
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Thank you, this was most usefull
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Wow, your tutorials are amazing! They will be very helpful to me! I have some difficulties with the human body. Thank you!
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thankies! very very helpful!
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awesome tutorial. <33
i think these tips can help me a bunch. (;
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Wow...I have a question. What's the length of the arms to the legs? Is one shorter than the other? I've heard that some people are naturally square but that's not always saying they have the same length in arms AND legs, just that the width of their torso plus the length of both arms is the same as their height. O,o
Also, great tutorial! This is pretty nice stuff, you got here! I'll definitely have to doodle some random body parts. xD (Hope my parents don't think I'm going nuts. lol)
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The legs are generally longer. The way I think about it is this: The thigh bone is the longest bone in the body, so, while keeping that in mind, I make sure that there's no limb longer than the thighs, so the arms shouldn't be longer than the legs.
-Keep in mind that arms aren't DRAMATICALLY shorter than the legs. Only a little bit.
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Very much so! And...does that mean that should you touch your toes with your arms, that the rest of the body should be straight to see the length difference? I have most of your tutorials saved, but there isn't really one on this, and this is what's been bugging me the most. :/
But what you did tell me helps a lot! C: Thank you!
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Yes, the body needs to be standing straight up to see the big difference in the arm and leg length. :]
I'm glad I helped. c:
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Ah, good to know. Thanks bunches, sweetie! Your tutorials are a big help.
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I just found your comment and figured I'd help out.
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Woops. lol Sorry, I'm a bit sleepy so...>,> Eh, it still helps. lol
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XD; No problem, I'm glad I helped out though. :]
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Single most helpful anatomy reference I have found online to date. Stylized just enough for my mind to calculate, realistic enough for the connections to be made to real life. Thank you so much.
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this is exactly what I need. Thx a lot for this tut ^.^
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I love it it helped me alot
But could you please make a tutorial of male and female seperately?
That would help me so much more
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this is amazing! and i have a question: in your practice sketches from the last panel, are those people doing yoga?X3
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This is... the best figure tutorial I think I have ever found! It's perfect for my level, because I know the basics, but it's details that need refining - what little details create the lines you always see in drawings. The only thing I could ask for from you is do you have anything on hips? If you could link me, even if it's just a pose-practice sheet with the different areas of motion of the hips, I would be so very, very grateful!
Hips and how they attach to the thighs are probably the only thing I'm seriously lagging behind in, and I think it's about time to try and catch it up.
Thank you so much for this, and for simply taking the time to read this, if you did.~
(if not, no hard feelings - I'm rambly and I understand people are busy. :V )
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this helped me SO MUCH thank you!!! you're an amazing artist!
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