its a good start i would just smoothen some things out make head higher, neck longer and thicker so it connects more to the back of head instead of under the ear
So I've recently been trying to learn anatomy and I don't know what I'm doing wrong I've watched many videos but I'm still doing it wrong how can I fix this. I'm can't draw the arms, and upper body right and I sometimes struggle with the face.
its a good start i would just smoothen some things out make head higher, neck longer and thicker so it connects more to the back of head instead of under the ear
Hey there! I think what would help you most is learning to simplify the body before moving on to drawing more complex forms. Simplifying the body using basic shapes like boxes and cylinders helps you establish better proportions and, in many cases, draw the body in perspective. By drawing a simple base, you can then build more complex forms on top of it. If you already have a good grasp of constructing the human body using simple shapes, I recommend studying some anatomy to better understand the shapes of the muscles. At the end of the day, drawing the human body is all about knowing how to manipulate forms, rather than being a master of anatomy… Hope this helps! :)
Opinion from my guide; • I suggest for you to search photos, drawings online or even research to look at a mirror! Or poses from your own hands as a references, it helps alot to understand body anatomy but it differs to every type of body as you're still learning • Try treating the body it's like a box, cylinder or any shape because it has depth, if the drawing is facing forward the guide of the cross is flat but then it's on the side, it stretches or shrunk and connect it • If you're still unsure, try asking people with their opinions how to guide you:3