Hello, I've started my journey on learning head anatomy. I've been doing it for a couple of days now and yesterday I watched part 3 on the video on the loomis method and a more intuitive approached. I've tried applying this to my practice and have also mixed in some of rileys method that I vaguely remember from past practices. Any feedback would be appreciated and I'm grateful for your time!

Hi! I am finally trying to take a serious stab at this course. I am also using Tom Fox's Book, Anatomy For Artists, Drawing Form and Pose to help me figure out some of the constructions because I found that cross referencing actually helps me the best. BUT I need someone to check my work. I draw the model in black first, then I draw over the model in red to make sure that I am accurate (since I am doing this digitally I slide my draw over to the side so you can see it). Because I am working from my limited knowledge I am worried that I am just cementing my mistakes in my head. Especially with the last figure I did- where the woman is totally bent over (the one with the multi colored boxes I drew on the side to try to figure it out) I feel like I totally missed the mark on that one. If anyone has anytime to look these over and point out my errors, I will be your devoted fan forever! Thank you!

Hi! Here are my assignments for the Proko anatomy course. This time learning the rectus abdominis muscle. I did each pose a few times, so I picked the latest/best version for each one. All feedback is very appreciated. Thank you!

I just wanted to share this figure drawing because I'm proud of it

Hello! Trying to work out the medial view of the triceps, particularly with regard to how the long head overlaps the medial one. Can anyone tell me if I'm on the right track? I keep sort of drawing the long head as a big spherical shape and keeping the medial head as a block...

Feet drawing practice these were done with a refference I am looking to get feedback on gesture structure anatomy and shape design

This is the next part of my other topic in the fundamentals category. I just felt i should be posting in the anatomy category instead. So it will just be a 'sketchbook' where i regularly post sketches of the human figure. Mainly from imagination. My focus for the time being is the anatomy. Light and shadow will have to wait. happy drawing. Peace.

Inspired by @Sol Art! and his 30 day challenge I will be attempting to do over the entire course. I have already completed around 61% of the course before over a longgg time. Forgot things on and off while also trying to complete. Thought this would be nice to review the things in earlier lessons and finally just complete the thing! I am giving myself 47 days to hopefully cushion the blow of any possible burnout. Also I will not be studying at all on Sundays to give myself at least one day to absorb everything I'm cramming in my brain. Technically because of that the amount of days I will be studying will be 41 days. Did the tracing lesson today! Super helpful to track my progress for when the challenge ends as well. I will do a before and after of the tracings for sure! So down below is what I know at this moment, definitely not satisfied considering I have forgotten a lot of stuff and also I am not confident about where I'm placing everything. There are some areas where I know almost nothing as well, such as the forearms, and some parts of the legs. I hope putting this here will help encourage me!

Hey guys So I've started a new piece and would greatly appreciate any tips/feedback you have so far. This piece started out as a full front piece but I started playing around with perspective and enjoyed where it went, but now it needs tightening up before committing to moving forward. Thanks in advance guys

Hi! Here are my studies for the Shoulder bones lesson from the Proko Anatomy course. I studied one reference more than once often. I included two versions to almost every attempt here - one version with the muscles and then another with only the bones. All critique is very appreciated. Thank you!

Hey guys I am practicing drawing lips at the moment as i feel this is a weak point in my portrait art. I would appreciate any critiques or tips you have

I´ve been having a couple of problems in my hulk sculpt and I would like you guys to critique it int he most through way possible. Im taking the courses, but the amount of exageration on this one is really high and i get a little bit lost on it :) Chers

Struggling my way through learning the pecs. Currently quite confused as regards what happens when the arm moves up; could someone clarify if I'm on the right track here, with muscle placement?

Hello! Happy New Year. Any chance of one more critique? This figure was constructed from imagination. It feels off, however - particularly with regard to everything below the rib-cage. Can anyone identify the problem areas, and perhaps help me sharpen up the addition of anatomy to a constructed figure?

can I please get some critique regarding anatomy. what could I improve?

Just some questions about how the scapula moves. Is protraction triggered(sliding forward around the rib cage) by throwing a punch? Also what is posterior/anterior tilting and when is it triggered. From videos I see the movement isn't even noticeable. Also what happens to the scapula when you are swinging your arms?

Building on my last thread, please find enclosed a more complete figure, here standing all heroic-like. (For copyright purposes, his name is... Brilliant Man.) On the left is the finished doodle (which feels very... lightweight to me. Is it the lack of rendering?) I'm going for a Curt Swan sort of look, and referenced some Jose Garcia Lopez for the pose. The right is my construction. Thanks in advance for any advice you might have!

Hello everyone! :) I'm having troubles drawing the basic pelvis form as proko explains it. I describe the problems in the pictures. But also, once I will have figured the way to contruct this bucket pelvis form, do I always have to do all those steps? Like man, I just wanna draw that simple form and don't want to construct like 3 different lines just to figure out the right one for the elpise... also in the spine videos of proko, he just draws the pelvis bucket freely without constructions. So I guess there must be a way to really understand this form and being able to draw it freely as proko demonstrates it. But how? This really frustrates me and I can't figure it out myself. I would be so happy if someone could clear this bucket pelvis form up. With kind regards Basti