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Male Anatomy Patterns
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Alright, the one a few have been waiting for. The patterns for the male are less complicated than the female patterns. Go figure
. There is also quite a bit more explanation than before.There is a section of major differences between male and female parts (other than the obvious) that cause distinction between genders.
I hope this tutorial helps.
So...any other Anatomy tutorial suggestions that might be helpful?
Update: Wow...a DD after....6 years of posting work! Awesome! It couldn't have happened to a better piece of work. I hope it enriches the skills of any and all who use them.
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Wow! this is super useful! I'm a pattern kinda person so this helps me a ton!!
Thank you!
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you. are. my. hero! i have been looking for something like this forever, a semi simplified but detailed comparison of the male and female anatomy. unfortunately my life drawing class seems to be geting only female models. which is all fine and dandy but not the best if you want to draw both male and female... so thank you so much!
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Soo cool and useful!! thank you very much!
Oki
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This is a cool tutorial. Thank you for making it.
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You don't know how useful this is going to be for me to understand the anatomy so easily with this great explanation. Great work.
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Oh my god, thank you soooooo much for this! I suck at drawing males -_-; This helps a lot!
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This should get more faves,I mean.THIS,is a big help.
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Thanks for sharing this, it's being of a lot of help to an ignorant like me. Keep up the good work!
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How would you go about drawing a male without as much muscle?
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Decrease the width on arms and legs. Then decrease the amount of muscle detail if not remove it completely. In other words, just draw an outline and leave out drawing all the Bicep, etc.
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Very helpful! Thanks for the tutorial ~
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Dude, this is exactly what I've been looking for!!! I've been trying to draw Tom in a side view shooting his rifle for weeks, but I just couldn't get parts of the anatomy right! I'll be sure to thank you in my comments about it!
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thanks for this, it will make a fantastic reference material, i particularly like your inclusion of the direction the muscle sit at.
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Thanks so much for posting this will help a lot! <3
(bet you haven't heard the above comment before xP)
Seriously though thanks.
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LOL, yeah I do get that quite alot and it makes me smile every time.
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Haha I am glad my comment means something to you then. :3
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If you could please make a tutorial about the hip region? I have major problems with that area, especially when drawing people standing in 3/4 pers.
thanks very much for providing our community with this resource - the pelvis side view really helps!
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I shall have to take that into consideration. I haven't made a good pattern for learning the 3/4's view as I am still struggling with it.
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haha... i have the most trouble with front views, mainly due to my dislike of drawing symmetry...
but thanks for thinking about it. ^^
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Have you ever seen a real person?
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Have you? has anyone actually seen a real person? How do you define 'real?' What is the basis of comparison to 'real'. π: 0 β©: 1
I don't know. No one knows.
I read too many philosophy books
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This is so helpful! Thanks a lot for the male/female comparisons. ;A;
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This has been immensely helpful. If thereΒ΄s one thing I have trouble with itΒ΄s proportions. And bad proportions ruin pictures like nothing else. IΒ΄m far from Β΄thereΒ΄ yet, but this has certainly helped in getting a better understanding of the male anatomy. So thank you for making and posting this
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qreat turtorial ^^ but could of left out some thuing 0-0 ya... hehe XD good turtorial tho 
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dude awsome tutorial this gonna help me tons great stuff ill definitly remember u when my first manga comes out
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great pointers! This is so helpful!
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This is AMAZING. That diagram right below the first two pictures is the single most helpful thing I have ever come across trying to master the male figure. Do you have more details on that or a fuller picture? I didn't have to trace or draw over it with the mouse or anything...it's perfect for basic shapes. Thank you so much.
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Very useful! Thank you so much.
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This is exactly what I have been looking for please never stop with such art it is a science and a devine gift to all who value knowledge of Humans. Trully I thank you and commend your artiestry.
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This is really nice! I'm a male figure model here in the Boston area and I can say that this would be a welcome poster in all of the college art classes I model for. You have an excellent understanding of the male anatomy!
~Jim
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Wow! Great anatomy study.
It is really useful. :3
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The pattern might be less complicated--but I still hate trying to draw the male anatomy. u-u;
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh my eyes, my eeeeeeeeeeyyyyyeeeeezzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!! *runs around with burning eyes*
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This is wonderful! I struggle so much with the male anatomy and try to find various things to improve my drawings. This guy is really fleshed out and muscled! I was tired of finding skinny I-look-like-a-girl male tutorials.
Thank you again!
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sooo helpful! Always love a good anatomy lesson!
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Thanks! this helped alot.
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Very useful..IΒ΄ll use your advices for becoming better in anatomy.
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These are very helpful, and this is coming from someone who usually walks by the "how to draw books" at bookstores and scoffs like " I don't need no stinking book, hmpf " haha the truth is these little proportion tricks are great to keep in mind like, "butt has the shape of two faces put together" who'd a thunk 
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You're right. I have been collecting books on Anatomy for years and found that the majority are from old plates from the 1930's up to the 50's and no one has ever really added to it since.
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