Introduction to Figure Construction

Hello Mr. Hampton, I'm loving all the courses. You've been my favorite anatomy artist and instructor for close to a decade. Any chance, you add more anatomy courses like getting into the torso, leg, and arms and designing the individual muscles, followed by shading (Light/Shadow) the body and head? Sort of like your brainstorm course. I don't have much time so I can't take a course like that, since I have do self pace due to work. Thank you so much! You are legendary!

Hey Michael, does this course have a "syllabus", ie "Week one is videos XYZ and assignments 123, Week two is..." or is it just "Go through the course as you have time and understanding of the materials"?

Would doing your gesture course followed by this course be a good learning order?

is there a difference between this course and your book/youtube?

What's the difference between this course and Stan's Figure Drawing Fundamentals?

Advice on the sequence of learning between gesture, anatomy and construction. Does this course help with anatomy? Or would that be a prerequisite. Thank you.

How frequent are feedbacks usually given?

I've been working through this course for several weeks now and have been practicing the lesson material each day, and I feel I'm really making progress with my figure drawing. If anyone is on the fence about taking this course, just do it. Introduction to figure construction was a game changer for me. I'm not even through the whole course yet and already I can see how my technique and thought process has changed. I'm really happy with how my figure drawings are starting to look and its given me confidence in knowing that I can progress with my sketching abilities if I put in the time. When I do finally finish this course, I'll just work through it several more times to be honest. Thank you so much Michael Hampton!

This course's awesome. Best use of $125 in my life. Before I've bought this course my figures were all stiff because I used to make everything out of boxes. Your gesture lessons are very, very helpful and have helped me made my figures more expressive. Your explanations are clear and very easy to understand. Even something that seems to be not important like types of lines (I literally have never heard anyone discussed about this) is a game-changer for me. Your lessons on form intersections are also really helpful. I've heard the advice about simplifying things into simple shapes many, many times but nobody actually explains how you should do it. You put a lot of care into minimal things like this and have made this course to be very special. Thank you.

here is my take on the foot at different angles what do you think

Are we allowed to post assignments for critique?

Hello Michael. Your anatomy book is one of my most valuable and cherished resources! This course covers figure construction, do you ever plan on releasing an anatomy course that goes into more depth? Thank you kindly in advance :)

Only 33% through this course and look at that! I think that perspective and scale is still my biggest weakness, but I suspect that just needs a little bit of time to work intuitively and fast.

Can the transcription files be downloaded?

Is this course similar to the book that you already have out or is it different?

Is this really Beginner friendly, am considering getting this course? Thanks

So out of curiosity do we have to turn these in? If so is that here?

Mr Hampton, during your lectures, when you say to make the "pelvis and the ribcage kiss" in order to prevent spacing them too far apart (a common newbie mistake), you mean to do that during the landmark stage right? During your perspective/box construction stage, I notice you place them apart again in their anatomically correct positions,so I wanted to give myself a more clear mental instruction from your suggestion

I just finished proportions. And I think the best thing about these lectures  is the reminder to take it slow, focus on patience and control, especially through the foundational exercises. And the concept of not drawing a "thing" but drawing a drawing kind of blew may mind. Although it did make sense in the things I struggled to draw.  I’ve been drawing for awhile now and the urge to fast forward through the courses is strong but the slow methodical, and logical (not boring) pace of the lectures fill in holes I didn’t even know existed in my figure design. Not to mention, it made some 

Just bought the course. Amazing content and knowledge. Will you be doing one for Anatomy muscles on top of these structures? As well as Clothing? I think you're the best there is at teaching these 3 subjects. Thank you!