Author Archive for Stan Prokopenko
A Special Something Something 😉
I’m going door to door with a special message to you guys. Because to me, you are perfect.
3 Random-Ass Tips on Drawing Legs
These 3 tips will help you avoid some of the common mistakes I’m seeing from the leg assignments. So pull up a chair and let’s talk about shading and drawing your muscles like tattoos on the body.
How to Draw Poses that are THICC – Butt Muscle Critiques
Prepare your butts for the cheekiest critique I’ve ever made. This week I’m looking at all the butts students drew for this assignment and evaluating them on a scale of 1 to THICC. Just kidding! I’m actually going to be helping you guys out by showing you some of the common problems students had with drawing the forms.
Skull Oil Painting 💀 Still Life from Start to Finish
Pavel Sokov is an oil painter and instructor who focuses on commissioned portraiture and figurative fine art. For this year’s Halloween episode, I asked him if he could film and narrate his process for setting up and painting a still life. To make it extra spooky he chose to paint a skull by candlelight. Enjoy!
Reacting to YOUR Drawings – Super Art Challenge
In a previous video, I had a bunch of Comic Con artists sketch an art hero or villain from imagination. Well, a bunch of you guys posted your own on instagram under #proko! So the Proko team gathered around to see what you drew 🙂
How to Mix the RIGHT COLORS with Aaron Westerberg
A little while ago I sat down with renowned painter Aaron Westerberg and talked with him about his color sketches. I just reposted a segment from that video because it really gives you some solid advice about mixing paint and avoiding muddy colors.
6 Pro Artists Sketch From Imagination
During Comic Con I asked professional artists a bunch of questions, but I also wanted to film them drawing. So, I came up with a challenge for them to sketch heroes and villains based off of art terms that my team and I came up with.
Leg Quicksketch – Inner Leg Anatomy
Come sit down and join me as I draw a quicksketch example of the inner leg muscles! You’ll see me draw from reference as I discuss and dissect the anatomy.
Holy Crap! I Can’t Believe I’m Doing This…
New announcement on my youtube channel…
Adductors – Anatomy and Motion
Now that we’ve learned the surface forms of the inner leg muscles, it’s time to delve deep and look at each individual muscle’s anatomy.
