Anatomy

Good morning/afternoon/evening/night, bones! Today, I'll be talking about.. The benefits of learning.. ANATOMY.

Personally, I struggle A LOT with anatomy on people, dogs, cats, birds, fish, pretty much anything. And that's why I've been making myself do it more. It's not fun. It's hard, real hard, but, I know it'll pay off soon enough. It's great to know anatomy, even for cartoony styles like mine because you need to know the rules before you break them.

If you know how the anatomy on.. A human, for example works, you won't struggle a lot to draw a pose or position. You'll know the limits of the human body and stuff like that. And, it becomes much more fun drawing humans! Not saying you HAVE to learn anatomy, but it's highly recommended.

Now.. A few human anatomy practice drawings from my sketchbook.

Keep in mind, that's only a few. You have no idea how many figure drawings and flour sacks are in my sketchbook, aha ^^ (I also have a few muscle and bone structure, and just a regular male and female body but those are a bit weird so I won't show them)

The flour saks are basically the torso, and the little dangly bits are the arms and legs. You can see I transitioned some four sacks into people. 

The figure drawing are to help with the overall shape of a person, and expression through the body.

Anyways, I gotta go now.

See you next post, bones.