Anatomy Critiques - Types of Joints

In this lesson we slow things down a bit and sit down with Marshall Vandruff to critique your assignments on the types of joints.

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CREDITS:

Music Used with Permission
Intro - The Freak Fandango Orchestra

Editing - Dzmitry Tsydzik, Sean Ramsey, Stan Prokopenko

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[MoogieSRO]

As someone currently working through Vandruff's perspective video series, it made me absolutely giddy to stumble across this and see that he's still teaching these skills to new people after all these years. Almost didn't recognise him, if not for that distinctive voice!

[allluckyseven]

I love seeing you guys giving critiques together.

[horaciosalazargomez]

Hi Proko!
Excellent anatomy drawing critiques! This is the first I watch, and I'm taking a lot from it.
Thanks! And keep posting more of these, they're really helpful!
Have a good one!

[nothinmulch]

The elipse thing with the car is genius! I never thought of it that way before.

[luckygreen]

I learned to draw the angles of ellipses through the perspective of squares because i realized squares looked different when they were rotated or viewed from different perspectives. So when i moved onto cylinders i found that it was the same but also a little different

[filebrowzer]

Great video, thanks to all the people who submitted their drawings for critique.

[gastonsantiago]

3:07 On that subject, where and how do you recommend learning to control Photoshop so that it's as god as when you use papper and the further your learnning to do stuff like textures and advanced digital tricks? but most importantly the former, where's a good place to practice digital boxes and wedges on digital, until you're comfortable enough to do this exercises digitally?

[emy]

Thankyou! more lessons from the moon please

[tuc-kaankaraayan]

Marshall looking like a 3d model in the intro.

[katerynalysenko]

Thank you for outstanding work! By the way, greetings from Ukraine!!!🇺🇦❤️

[__-fixg]

Anatomy is important. It is basic and everyone who draws must learn this.

[blackpprs]

elipsis are not fish, I'll always remember that.

[sezmonsta]

10:06 Marshall looks so proud of himself

[FarBeyondStrange]

So the core shadow was a little off; but nitpicking is the best complement a critic can give when they're satisfied with what they see. I'm just a bit miffed that they stopped talking about the joints to talk about shading. I would have loved to hear them elaborate on what the artist did right near the end of the video compared to the previous submissions.

[leonardovillalobos]

hi, i know this doesn't have anything to do with this video, but, could we apply the "bean" or the robo bean for a 2 minute gesture drawing? or is this something we should only do for a full drawing, i hope someone can help me and, nice videos, i love them

[EdoardoTarani]

Why no more marshall??? :( :( so sad!!

[arzalalbuchari]

20:00 were really useful, before i didnt know how it would connect to the humerus with the twisting

[seriousmax]

27:00 people do that because they want to have fun drawing :) but that's not gonna happen till you work through the boring stuff.

[yukii]

Marshall's little smile at the scratchy sketching part 🙂🙂

[Irakli]

Wait, what... Stan, you're Ukranian?! I would never have guessed from your accent!