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Do you want to be a professional comic artist, concept artist, or storyboard artist, etc?
Then you need to be able to draw the human figure quickly. Most artists can’t do this because …
They never learned Anatomy for Figure drawing.
My course teaches you anatomy for figure drawing in an easy to understand way, but don’t take my word for it.
Scroll down and watch some of the free lectures. I offer a few hours free so you can see that my teaching style is for you.
In this course, you will learn the basics of proportions, and how to simplify the skeleton. You will learn the draw the skeleton and learn where all the muscles attach, which is key to drawing figures from imagination. You will learn a simplified muscle map, simplified mannequin and more.
You will even learn how muscles change when in different poses. You will also learn where fat builds up, and all the different body types. This is the last and only anatomy for figure drawing and comics you will ever need. Money back guarantee, upheld by Udemy’s high standards.
I also have bonus videos, like how to draw breasts and a quick sculpting of the human video.
This is a huge course, but well worth the time. 65 hours, but
you are ready to draw figures like a pro, so simply scroll down and watch some of the free videos.
4:33 Draw the basic skull in proportion
5:18 Draw the Neck, Spine, Sternum
7:00 Draw the collar bones
10:05 Draw the Pelvic, Hip
12:40 Draw the Scapula
15:45 Do the quick exercise
24:00 Draw the Humerus bone on each side, i.e. upper arm bone
30:00 Draw the forearm bones, ulna and radius
34:56 Draw the basic hand bones - we get fully into hands later on in the course
41:20 Draw the femur, upper leg bone
47:00 Draw the lower leg bones, tibia and fibula
55:21 Draw the feet
104:20 Draw the rib cage
116:00 Draw the differences in the female skeleton
0:00 Draw skull, rib cage, scapula.
23:30 Draw the Pelvic bones
35:50 Draw the humerus, upper arm bone
38:00 Draw lower arm bones
51:00 Draw leg bones
- Pencil and paper, or any art program on PC or Mac.
