How to Learn Anatomy - Draftsmen S1E10

The most common mistakes students make when studying anatomy and practical advice on how to study it correctly. An in-depth discussion on our favorite anatomy books for artists. Stories about surreal experiences visiting the Body Worlds exhibit. And the premiere of Marshall’s highly requested hit single, Anatomical Skull song!

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Instructional How to Draw videos for artists. My drawing lessons are approachable enough for beginners and detailed enough for advanced artists. My philosophy is to teach timeless concepts in an entertaining way. I believe that when you are having fun, you learn better. I take pride in producing high quality videos that you will enjoy watching and re-watching.

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Editing - Charlie Nicholson, Katrina Collins, Katey Jensma
Audio Engineer - Brandon Storer
Music Used with Permission Intro - The Freak Fandango Orchestra

[kdvr]

Marshall is the art grandpa i wish i had

[moderndayjames]

I felt like knowing the names and insertions first was actually pretty helpful, but that certainly didn't make my drawings look nice

[pan]

"I understood why you would go to Body Worlds on a date... that when you look at all these dead bodies, and then you turn to each other, nobody ever looked more alive."
- Marshall Vandruff

[dridi]

Frédéric Delavier he's French , He studied morphology and anatomy at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris as well as dissection at the Paris Faculté de Médecine. He also conducted research on comparative anatomy at the Natural History Museum in Paris and made scientific reconstructions in paleontology.
He explains he's drawing techniques in he's YouTube channel he's very interesting and he's friend Michael Gundill is the best specialist in bodybuilding in the world that guy is a genius he's books are just awesome

[eiwaMovies]

"What was that word, when you are not making mistakes?"

"Succeeding."

Hahaha too good, love the show <3

[PauloEduardoRibeiroMrOdyssey]

These podcasts is something like Walter White talks about art with Jesse Pinkman! Please dont stop, its amazing!

[tjduprey]

Totally agree with Proko. Learn how to draw first. Then specialize. It's like a surgeon not going to medical school.

[azelcora]

never clicked so fast on a video keep up these great podcasts!

[joschuaknuppe]

Next episode: Marshall talks about genital anatomy for 30 minutes.

[pjlewisful]

I love how you two make us feel like we're in the room with you guys. The bantering between you two is great to watch.

[geraldmanansala]

My favorite beginners friendly book is "Figure drawing design and inventions" by Michael Hampton. It teaches you the basic and utmost indepth analysis on the fundamentals. Not that much of an info for anatomy but great for referencing specially for beginners.

[turgor]

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[Its.just.mee]

This is THE BEST drawing and art channel ive ever subscribed to. So much good information. Thank you Proko channel!

[ProkoTV]

Season 2 will begin on April 7 and on it’s own YouTube channel… Be sure to subscribe!

[EverythingsBeenDone]

Thank you for adding the visual reference to the artist mentioned. Much appreciated.

[Joysticknerd]

This has cleared up quite a few issues that I realised when I got Bridgmans guide to anatomy, as I felt like I was completely lost in regards to what I should be working on. Turns out I need to work on my forms which Ive always been a little overconfident on and never looked deeper into.

[NikEclipse]

I absolutely adore this podcasts, I'm not sure if you're already planning on doing something like this, but a podcast in this same vein of 'How to Learn X' for each of the fundamentals would be completely amazing.

[kullenberg]

Jack Hamm's "Drawing the Head and Figure" isn't strictly an anatomy book but has a lot of great tips on drawing the human figure and faces. A gem on every page.

[KiX-KT]

I've been soaking all of this knowledge up, y'all. Some stuff seemed clear all the way up to this episode, but it's awesome to have perspective and experience from two guys who've been in the biz.

Thank you, both. I'll continue listening as this is one of my top 5 podcasts. (I have a few I listen to while I work. When music just isn't enough.)

[webberdabest]

4:59 Proko "anatomy is not a beginner topic"






Captions: "anatomy is not a *big dinner topic"*