DECIPHERING BRIDGMAN 3: DRAWING THE ARM

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[Elevhant]

i said coraco brachialias aloud and now my furniture is floating and theres a shadow person whispering in my corner please help

[maximiumisme]

THIS SERIES IS THE BEST THING THAT HAPPENED IN ART YOUTUBE

[yaminokuni]

man I LOVE YOU! Seriously, you're saving me from a huge crisis trying to understand muscles! Thank you so much!

[FeAce]

I've just been sculpting a muscular arm in 3D, this is a timely video to pop up in my subscriptions. This is just as applicable to what I'm doing as it is to drawing. =)
Btw isn't it fascinating that we've got these very purposeful series of muscles to perform each movement, but our notion of controlling them is completely divorced from understanding they are there. You're talking about what each muscle does, and I'm like "thankfully I know this on some subconscious level, cause I've literally never considered how I'm able to rotate my forearm before". =P

[skeye]

Michael hampton and bridgman's books were great. Also Bruce lee is a great anatomy reference to study, the guy has almost 0% body fat.

[utna_hibura]

This series is a must for anyone studying Bridgman! I cannot overstate how helpful these videos have been.

[giovanap.]

I had to take notes due to the amount of information, but this is VERY helpful, I haven't found any other videos out there that explain muscle anatomy in so much detail

[supreme-oats]

Thank you so much. Your and the Proko videos are the best tutorial I've seen.

[CharlesHancockCreations]

Another banging video! Very helpful. This Bridgman series is 🔥. Your videos have had an impact on how I approach my pieces.

[murkeybadmayn]

finally understand the forearm muscles, i've never seen them broken down this much in a tutorial, thanks james.

[DigiMyst]

Awesome, thanks again James! You're a treasure!

[WinterEcho]

This is really helpful! tysm for taking the time and putting in the effort to create this series ^^

[loaf]

Thank for the content modern day james it helps alot

[akeelyaqub]

Bridgeman is probably the hardest figure drawing method but offers the most comprehensive knowledge of how to understand the figure as 3d forms. Basically, master the bridgemen style and you can draw the figure in absolutely any angle you want, having a FULL understanding of the forms of every single bone and muscle there. Its definitely worth the large learning curve.

[memorycard]

This is the only youtuber that teach us the inner arm... just exactly what im looking for

[samulim]

I want to thank you for this great video and congratulate for a great soothing music choice too!

[bongkem]

great anatomy, awesome drawing ! thanks man !!!

[voicelesssavior]

Glad I’ve done bodybuilding for 5 years before picking up art, makes anatomy studies 20x easier, I just need to know when it attaches and I’m good

[TheCeltic]

Love the content, truly. However, as someone pretty new to anatomy I found the bulky, semi-organic forms from your previous Bridgman videos more useful as the complexity is easier to recall from memory, and then to transform into the true organic, more detailed final piece.

[sketchios]

10:07

me *rotates forearm*

me: DEZGOSTEEENNN :o