are u struggling to draw full body sketches? #shorts

[Leollol]

"Are you struggling to draw full body sketches?"

No, im struggling with fuckin hands.
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[achillea.millea]

The hardest things about it are proportions and where to put muscles, flesh etc., but this is still quite helpful!

[aanna__]

It's a good tutorial for starters, the proportions are a bit off but I think it's just in a different art style, maybe try a to do more poses as well! :)

[sop.]

The proportions are completely off. Pracitce more to gain confidence and anatomical knowledge.

[yalibethlosadacosme]

This is good advice for begginers, but after a while of understanding the proportions and how a human body works when it comes to posing, its never bad to push the boundaries with foreshortening or slightly off proportions for more dynamic poses.

[Santanagirls]

I feel the shoulders are a bit wide compared to the rest of the body but otherwise it looks great!

[MTSgt]

"Are you struggling to draw full body sketches?"

YES, YES I VERY MUCH AM! *You read my mind*
I no joke was struggling with that today and said to myself "Why does the body look so wierd"

[Notperidot]

Tip: nothing in the human body is straight, so make sure to make your lines curvy!

[hi-yohi]

that’s exactly my morning routine, “put on some skin and clothes and you’re done”

[koala]

I cannot stress this enough, STUDY ANATOMY!!! It will help so much!!

[Frovael]

Good now try full body with some sort of dynamic pose😭

Tired of drawing everyone just standing, last time I tried to do a pose it looked like Venti's spine was snapped and folded in half

[amyra..]

Homegirl trying to bring the whole fandom☠️

I GAVE A SECOND CHANCE TO CUPID 💘💘

[slinkydinky]

this isn't intended as a hate comment but i don't think you should be teaching art, drawing something complex like a human without learning how its actually constructed is a poor approach. Your art is really good, i've seen your shorts and you have great lines, and your facial anatomy is looking really good. But in order to teach i think its reasonable to ask that you take some time to really learn and understand anatomy, dynamics, posing and gesture if you plan on continuing with tutorials

[bazz_is_the_best]

don’t forget there’s a LOT of different body types, things that change with height, weight adding folds in clothes or tightening them places, etc.

[kethan]

Practice your anatomy, it’s very off. Please don’t give tutorials until you’re more advanced. It can throw off the beginning artists

[louis]

Don't do anime study Bridgman or any other anatomical master

[generic_fish]

me, who doesn't know how to draw anatomy or muscle : 👁👄👁

[_Gravel.]

Don’t use boxes for sketches, try to copy the figure of a human by looking at a full body skeleton and follow the ribs. I learned this from Samdoesarts. (If it works for you then good, this is just a tip that helps me)

[heyitsanna_]

*How to draw a full body*






Step 1: Bring a pencil














Step 2: Bring a notebook











Step 3: Have talent:))



EDIT: Omg ty for likes:)) And also I saw the comments and yes with some practice and motivation you can do everything you want but that's not the point... I was joking guys don't take this so serious(also I'm so sorry for the ppl who have none of these #justiceforyou guys)

[blackbeakwitch]

What bothers me sm is that most tutorials on face or body at from the front and ppl just rely on those little shapes which makes their poses stiff and weird