Artistic Anatomy of the Skull (Full Course)

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This video is an in-depth course on the artistic anatomy of the skull. Outgang currently produces one video like this one every week with topics targeted to those who wish to learn 3d character art.

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What is covered during the video:
The planes of the skull.
The sutures and their impact on shape.
The superciliary arches.
The frontal eminences.
The supraorbital ridges.
The zygomatic bones.
The nasal aperture.
The mental trigone.
The mandible.
Differences between the skull of males and females.
Effects of aging on the skull.

Chapters:
0:00:00 Course Introduction
0:10:34 General Observations
0:28:42 Superciliary Arches
0:39:38 Orbit of the Eye
0:50:18 Frontal Eminences
0:56:26 Sexual Dimorphism
1:05:45 First Q&A
1:16:53 The Temples
1:34:46 Mastoid Process
1:37:22 Frankfurt Plane
1:41:00 The Cheekbones
1:53:45 Nasal Aperture
2:04:55 The Mandible
2:16:06 Effects of Aging
2:29:06 Second Q&A

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[KunPao]

I kinda hate how underrated this video and channel is. I've been trying to learn anatomy for sculpting for a few months now and barely now I came across this channel. Amazing work !

[joelsukkau]

Love that mentioned how once you dip your toes into the anatomy of the skull all of a sudden every movie has another layer of complexity to it to because of that fact that every actors face becomes so interesting. Made me realize how what really makes actors appealing is not a level of attraction, but a certain distinct few features or a uniqueness to the structure of their face

[greguar]

i just bought the paid subscription just to watch the rest of face anatomy videos (i dont do 3d, i draw 2d and was looking for some face anatomy course to suplement proko anatomy of the body, and there is almost nothing, so this resource was a true surprise and worth the money for premium videos).

[vuankhanhbeo]

This is purely a gem on youtube. Totally

[Kingslien]

Awesome lesson! Filled with the smaller details that make the difference.

[aneebartist]

I don't know why people struggling and following stroke by stroke in tutorials. This is what I was looking for how to read different faces. If you learn this you will learn everything. This so expensive course free for us. Thank you =:)

[hlaefdige]

I have now looked at all the other anatomy videos that are available as a subscription on the website, and I speak for myself as a classic artist, I do not model digitally, it is excellently processed information that was unparalleled in this depth. You won't find this in the classic anatomy books. The comparative studies on the 3D model are particularly instructive. Many many thanks!

[dartquest]

Commenting so the algorithm gods will pick up this video.
Absolute gold find for me as complete beginner that is trying to learn how to sculpt humans 😀

[prateek-yp]

very well explained. i really liked the fact that u didn't jus show all the terminologies at once rather walked us through one after other.

[didi]

you were the only video that came up to study the skull features for my drawing class. this has been helping so much! thank you for taking the time to create this! i'll be sure to share it with my fellow students!

[tyroneperry]

All this is super helpful. A lot to take in but well worth it. It will help me overcome some obstacles when trying to draw portraits. Thanks a lot.

[caroll.]

Thank you! The density of information was just what I was looking for. Also, the way you explain is very entertaining and easy to follow.

[marias]

Most comprehensive dive into the anatomy of the skull! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge 😊

[s]

So happy I found this video! Thank you for sharing. Eternally grateful!

[rephayersecondchannel]

Thank you for making all this free content it helps me and for sure other

[n.a]

I recently found this account, and I'm super glad I did! Thank you so much, you're amazing!

[IHEARTHISHIKI]

I'm just starting to learn 3d sculpting. Anatomy topic was always very scary to me, it seemed crazy difficult, and I was very afraid to not understand anything. Your video is just a pure treasure, seriously. I watched it in one sit from start to finish. It was very informative and very interesting. You deliver information very clearly, which also helps those whose first language is not English. I just wanted to say that I am truly grateful. Thank you for your amazing work. You inspire me to work harder and becoming a better sculpture. You truly do make changes in peoples life.

[tyroneperry]

You are a great teacher and I love your voice

[mayu]

Thank you very much. This is exactly the type of video that I've been seeking for.

[sf]

This was a joy to watch and such an amazing resource! I see myself coming back to this video many times just to review things as I develop as a 3d artist.

Also you are great at teaching! I love the way you describe things with such genuine fascination. I can tell in your voice how much you appreciate the topic, I noticed the same thing in the anatomy of folds video :)