Anatomy breakdowns from TB Choi's 7 Steps to Drawing. See the in depth lesson at Proko.com/504 #anatomy #sketch #drawing #digitalart #art #proko | Proko

The first step in unraveling human anatomy is understanding the terminology. Here's a look at some of the basics you should know. Get a glimpse of our premium courses with proko.com/freetrial | Proko

Clip from the first Anatomy video. Getting ready to publish the next one later tonight :) | Proko

Artist, instructor, and the creator of the educational art platform Proko, Stan Prokopenko has launched two art books: ✍️ Charcoal and Graphite Collection, showcasing Stan's charcoal and graphite drawings and ✍️ How to Draw Hand Anatomy Book for Artists to teach you how to draw expressive, accurate hands 👉 Back this project: https://bit.ly/3OOMCgZ | Kickstarter

In the third installment of my Asking Pros series, I ask 17 professional artists about the best drawing exercises. If you feel like you’ve hit a wall with your art, try some of these drawing exercises. A lot of these will be covered more in-depth in the upcoming Drawing Basics course. Thanks again to all the artists that participated: Marshall Vandruff: http://www.marshallart.com/ Caleb Cleveland: https://twitter.com/calebisdrawing Chrissie Zullo: https://www.instagram.com/chrissiezullo Stephen

Here’s an example of a muscular yet dynamic arm drawing. A lot of students have a hard time keeping the gesture when they make the muscles bigger. Some TIPS: 1. Construct with a balance of straights and curves 2. Look for asymmetries 3. Find the main gesture in the beginning and design the muscle shapes to help that gesture. | Proko