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Finally, the real fun begins: part 3 of my "drawing body tutorial". Be sure to fully understand part 1, practice at least one time part 2 because this tutorial needs them as pre-requisites.
-Part 1 allows you to understand the most important anatomy featuers your eye expect to see in a human representation.
Part 1: Anatomy basics: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
-Part 2 is important to fully represent the proportions of your desired character (since every one has similar anatomy but not necessarily the same proprotions ++)
Part 2: basic character drawing : www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
And now, you'll see how we can move every muscle and bones into action!
I can assure you I'm able to draw all the complex poses now even without references (that's all these weird dynamic oses you an find in my gallery)
I really hope you'll be able to do the same!
I suggest you to apply this tutorial in any reference photo with action you find then when you get used to it, try it in a random pose like myself!
-you'll fnd how to place your important marks to sketch your character
-you'll then place the different muscle and bone shape
-double check the proportions according to step 2 + perspective rules
-add details in the end

you'll find some other weird pose in examples. there is also a armpit mini ref

Original detailed tutorial here: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
Other examples of action pose: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…

What you won't find in this series of tutorial:
-I won't teach you how to draw hands are faces, nor hair
-it mainly focus on the male body. I do suggest female variations of proportions. But like I like to say, I'm really not the best in women drawing

Other tutorials:
semi-realism in Krita: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
head angle in drawing: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
male body tutorial: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
pencil tutorial www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…

Description
Finally, the real fun begins: part 3 of my "drawing body tutorial". Be sure to fully understand part 1, practice at least one time part 2 because this tutorial needs them as pre-requisites.
-Part 1 allows you to understand the most important anatomy featuers your eye expect to see in a human representation.
Part 1: Anatomy basics: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
-Part 2 is important to fully represent the proportions of your desired character (since every one has similar anatomy but not necessarily the same proprotions ++)
Part 2: basic character drawing : www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
And now, you'll see how we can move every muscle and bones into action!
I can assure you I'm able to draw all the complex poses now even without references (that's all these weird dynamic oses you an find in my gallery)
I really hope you'll be able to do the same!
I suggest you to apply this tutorial in any reference photo with action you find then when you get used to it, try it in a random pose like myself!
-you'll fnd how to place your important marks to sketch your character
-you'll then place the different muscle and bone shape
-double check the proportions according to step 2 + perspective rules
-add details in the end

you'll find some other weird pose in examples. there is also a armpit mini ref

Original detailed tutorial here: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
Other examples of action pose: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…

What you won't find in this series of tutorial:
-I won't teach you how to draw hands are faces, nor hair
-it mainly focus on the male body. I do suggest female variations of proportions. But like I like to say, I'm really not the best in women drawing

Other tutorials:
semi-realism in Krita: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
head angle in drawing: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
male body tutorial: www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…
pencil tutorial www.deviantart.com/lumenox/art…