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Nov 11, 2016 Anatomy of the Human Body for Artists | Proko Time for another drawing critique! Thanks to the everyone who submitted anatomy drawings in the facebook group. If you want to get feedback, join the group at This is a clip from the anatomy critiques of the arm bones! All the critiques are available in the premium course at In this video I’m going to focus on the importance of landmarks when drawing anatomy. Bones that we can see on the surface through the skin give us valuable clues to the rest of the anatomy. We can track the muscles easier because muscles attach to the bones. Also, bones are a lot more consistent between people. Muscles, tendon, and fat vary a lot, but we can count on bones to be more predictable. Let’s get started! Related Links: Drawing Arm Bones: • Drawing Arm Bones... Landmarks of the Human Body: • Landmarks of the ... Full Access to Premium Videos - Don’t miss new tutorials - Course Package Deals - Pose photo sets - ----- FOLLOW PROKO: Facebook - Twitter - Periscope - [id4466517|@proko] Instagram - Tumblr - Google - Email Newsletter- -- Course Description This free drawing critique is a sample of the Anatomy for Artists course offered on . The premium section has more demonstrations and extended lessons on the forms of the human body. It also has ebooks for each lesson that you can print out for review and has 3d models of bones and muscles that you can spin around, study, and draw from any angle. The premium section for this critique offers additional feedback and more student work. Get the course at ----- CREDITS: Artist | Instructor | Producer - Stan Prokopenko () Production Assistance - Sean Ramsey (), James O’Shea (), Maggie Ivy Editing - Dzmitry Tsydzik (), Sean Ramsey, Stan Prokopenko Students - Alisa Lee, Alex Lee, Audie Carpenter, Donald Sandor, Felix Gephart, Sherry Wang, Miguel Arguelles, Flay Downes Models - Yoni Baker, Anthony Narsis, Laura Dasi, Mallory Ownbey Music Used with Permission Intro - The Freak Fandango Orchestra #Landmarks #HowToDraw #ArtCritique
