How to Draw Arms Male Vs Female

In this video tutorial I show you how to draw male arms and female arms for comics and what to look for when defining the muscles. This is not an accurate representation of human anatomy and more of a lesson in stylized drawings. Please comment below and let me know what topics you would like to see in the future on this channel and thanks for stopping by!

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[chrisc.]

It's so great how you drew 3 different arms but using the same proportions/length... this helps so much!!

[TechnoTronic]

You're killin it with these tutorials and I love how you're choosing to focus on different parts!

[jeagerbam]

You have no idea how much these videos helped me progress and get better at drawing, thanks a lot!

[TheNintenBits]

I feel like my pencil settings are off when I look at how much your pencil looks like... a pencil.

[CreationSink]

Great stuff as always, Mr. Marzullo.

I was wondering if you give us some insight on character design and the process of conceptualising characters for projects such as video games. I think that would be a great video to watch.

[gracegilpin]

Really helping me focus when using my graphics tablet, after being a confirmed pencil/paper artist!

[b-ensoyenaanraheemb.]

Thanks i keep on practicing at the first it was so hard and now its like ez

[deandreconners]

Awesome drawing I love this video Robert

[Sborkin]

Why everybody draw superman anabolic hands? I'm training hard for 3 years in a gym but still have the "woman" hand in your measurement....

[toukenn]

Bruh your like the best at tutorials like i started drawing good when i was drawing really bad so thx bro

[OceanicOsprey]

Hello Mr. Marzullo, I love this channel it is very helpful.

I use photoshop cc to draw my characters and I was wondering how you do the initial rough sketches and then "overlay" more finished line work? The only way I know to do it is to make the top layer partially transparent so I can see my rough lines underneath. If you have any other methods or tips on this it would be greatly appreciated.

[codfam]

Wow thank you, you helped my sooo much😍

[tacion]

Thanks for the tips it's really helpful 👍

[spit]

thank you very much, it's very helpful.

[Sketchrcat]

You asked for suggestion for future tutorials, Robert.

How about an in-depth one on drawing female "LOWER" torsos and male lower torsos; (especially female ones). Lower parts of torsos and hips drawing instruction would be an interesting tutorial video. Especially their foreshortening sketching constructions when doing dynamic poses - would be most helpful.

A dynamic hands pose constructing, tutorial, would also be a cool topic for a video, too; [featuring different dynamic multi-hand(s) examples].

~SKETCHCAT

[kaksspl]

But every proportion chart says that forearm should be shorter than the upper arm. So why are you saying it should be elongated?

[BernieGolgo]

Rob, who is your biggest inspiration when rendering? My is Todd McFarlane, Whilce Portacio, Jim Lee's, and Rob Liefeld.

[cain]

My special skill i just see the drawing and mimik it

[dnigalingmasta]

What's the name of this art software?

[ephraimparadice]

#thestruggleisreal
I just whatever and draw a smaller muscular arm for the female I always have trouble with the regular arm with no muscles