Anatomy of the Human Body
Torso(163 Lessons )
Arms(101 Lessons )
Arm Bones
Hand Bones
Deltoids
Biceps
Triceps
Forearms
Hands
Legs(107 Lessons )
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@chinanoahli
17d
I don't know why I drew this, but I just drew it. Halfway through the drawing, it took a lot of time to re-correct the perspective. I don't want to see the palm bone again in a short time.
@chinanoahli
2mo
This motion ...... shouldn't be easy to do without an external force or without gripping something, right?
Steven Stavrakis
4mo
Anyone know where I can find the sample hand poses? I see the two neutral hand models, but not the posed ones...
E. Wuetherick-Gunther
4mo
Under the Lesson Notes for the first video (How to Draw Hand Bones) there are five 3d models you can manipulate. Took me a while to find them too!
Gannon Beck
7mo
Brushing up on hand bones.
hudson
7mo
Not Bad (better than i can do)
Art Stark
7mo
Nice. :)
@j4e8a16n
1yr
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1yr
Wow, nice study!
@j4e8a16n
1yr
@j4e8a16n
1yr
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1yr
I like how you drew so many hands together. It makes the page more interesting to look at.
Nice studies 👍
@chazheiber89
2yr
The odd contours of the bent cubes are making me struggle a bit.
@viny
2yr
i spent to much time on this
Phattara Groodpan
2yr
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2yr
Hi @Phattara Groodpan, I think these drawings look pretty nice. Good job using Stan's examples to improve your work. One thing I hope you take with you, is the gestural lay-in he starts his drawings with. Gesture is key for a drawing to come alive.
-Have you tried the gesture exercise (How to Draw Gesture) and the mannequinization exercise (Mannequinization – Structure of the Human Body). I think practicing these will really help you in your drawings. Drawing muscles and bones is like drawing a really complex mannequin. If you want some guidance feel free to tag me (@Jesper Axelsson) when you post some gesture quicksketches or mannequins.
Hope this helps :) Keep up the good work!
@cluz
2yr
It looks like there's an issue with this video lesson (after downloaded), it only loads the sounds as if it's an audio file. The other ones before this lesson are fine.
Katey Jensma
2yr
Hi @cluz can you email me at support@proko.com so I can help you with this?
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2yr
I think @Katey Jensma might be able to check this!
Gergely Papp
2yr
Is the first 3d pics thumb broken? It feels very unnetural how the bons are. Are there also 3d models of the pics or just the pics?
Gergely Papp
2yr
thx so much
Katey Jensma
2yr
Hi @Gergely Papp the 3D Models can be found in the lesson notes here: https://www.proko.com/course-lesson/how-to-draw-hand-bones-anatomy-for-artists/notes
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2yr
Hey, @Gergely Papp! According to Stan, double-jointed people actually can move the thumb like that - he says his thumb does that and did this drawing based on his own hand.
And I think there is not a 3D model of the hand in these specific poses, really just the images in the “Downloads” tab. The 3D Model: The Hand Bones is set to a basic pose only.
Sandra Süsser
3yr
Hand bones test and study #1
JASON WILLIAMS
3yr
I like the "drawing dynamic hand bones" video. Now that I've watched that I may need to take another crack at it.
Sandra Süsser
3yr
Lovely rendering <3
Marco Sordi
4yr
2021/8/4. Hi everyone. Here's my first attempt for this section. Thanks.
Leila
2yr
Hi everyone
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