drawing arms tips and tricks | simplified look at arms

[@thebulletkin8393]

I'm about 2 weeks into learning anatomy drawing since I feel like learning to draw people is a huge milestone in general. So this timing couldn't be any better

[@lets.sketch]

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[@twentyonetortas5921]

I gotta learn how to traditionally draw muscles as fast as possible (not to replicate irl muscles but not too cartoony either, think Nightwing or Red Hood in comics). Any tips? Please give details if you can since I'm short on time.

[@MasonTarver-z2c]

@@twentyonetortas5921ik this is a year later but what happened?

[@NiRudraws]

Please, please keep on doing these anatomy videos. Your simplified version is really helpful.

[@lets.sketch]

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[@13zackariah]

thank you so much heheheh people like u make me HUNGRY to keep making my videos! my whole goal is to use my of breaking down anatomy in my head to help people see it in a different light, so seeing it helps you means a lot! :D

[@Jonanation]

WOW! I’ve watched a LOT of tutorials on drawing the arm, and I already kinda knew how it worked, but this blew me away regardless! The simplification, the part about how it flexes, the master studies… and yet, you managed to keep it clear, concise and under ten minutes! Wow! I applaud you, instant subscription!

[@13zackariah]

TYSM!! im glad all of that helped you, ill be sure to keep all of those qualities in upcoming videos!!

[@memegraveyard9502]

Is anyone else here looking at the lines they’ve placed on each muscle and thinking of piccolo from dragon ball? Nice tutorial btw, I think this video was exactly what I needed.

[@LalatinaDustinessFordd]

Ive been struggling to study anatomy for a while now. I'm so thankful to finally find a video that explains in a way that I understand. The chain explanation is the biggest "oooh I get it!" moment Ive had in a while. Thank you

[@Dexter_draws1]

I’ve just now really started to learn anatomy, and I ran into your videos. I honestly think they’re very helpful, and I’m doing a lot better at understanding anatomy. I learn at a much slower pace, and this is the right pace for me. So thank you for making these tutorials; they’re very helpful!!

[@AnimalAutumn]

Wow seriously wow you dropped into my recommended and I clicked not expecting anything too crazy but this really clears things up. Seriously awesome work can't wait to see more work from you because you've got something real nice going on here.

[@13zackariah]

wow thanks a lot thats very nice, comments like this are big motivators so seriously thanks a lot : D ill keep em coming 😤

[@saden-8934]

Thank you so much for those tutorials!!! At last somebody who ACTUALLY explains how the forms fold and connect with each other. Very helpful content!

[@13zackariah]

you are very welcome man! its been very and its my pleasure, im glad people are getting use out of it hehehe

[@batsy2488]

as an artist who works out this was rlly fun to watch

[@13zackariah]

gym gang 😤😤😤😤

[@kips8454]

this was amazing, has to be one of the best tuts i've seen, esp for anatomy! pacing was perfect too! so helpful, thank you so much! :)

[@lets.sketch]

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[@13zackariah]

thanks so much !!! seeing its helping people overall is such a gratifying thing, so i hope i can continue to do so

[@kips8454]

@@13zackariah haha thank you, its from kiki's delivery service :)

[@luckyadrian100]

I learning arm right now with so much detail of explanation and you know what? Your tips is saving me because if you don't giving this tips, I think I am gonna get hard time for several days to come. Its not like I trying to say my studying was a wasted back then, its good to know the deep understanding, BUT for real this tips is really help full to solve/breakdown the problem in simple way but accurate... Thankyou so much

[@Bizarro69]

The draw over really helps puts things into perspective

[@bwgiraffe3105]

hey man, keep it up. Your videos comes up randomly, but I loved it. This actually helped me remember the muscles

[@13zackariah]

awesome, im really glad to hear it!! will do !

[@محمدالعمر-ف5ذ]

شكرا لك ي فنان

[@jalindraws9080]

Awesome insight! U actually helped me put a lot of anatomical issues in my own work into perspective for me. I'm definitely looking forward to a series of these videos!

[@13zackariah]

amazing man im glad you enjoyed it :D

[@mdew24]

Good job. Thanks. I have looked through several drawing books that are very good and very detailed but your simple approach gave me a better idea and insight on the arms. Sometimes too much information can make even the simplest idea confusing.

[@lets.sketch]

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[@13zackariah]

honestly yeah, information overload is definitely a real thing. im trying to use my odd way of simplifying complex things to make actually consumable educational content that people can actually learn from, so im glad it helped you!! thanks so much for the kind words

[@jordanalexander7177]

This was a random find and literally the best. Keep going!!

[@13zackariah]

thanks so much !! : DD i will!

[@porkyorcy1715]

arms are the first part im trying to learn too, thx for the chill tutorial 🥺 the drawovers are insanely useful

[@hannahbenoit4223]

Such good content, thank you for these vids yo

[@webevelyn]

your tutorials are the only ones that work for me hahaha. Thanks

[@itsmaskyplayz8530]

Thank you so much this video really deserves more views

[@AGdesigns878]

Awesome video, got one on the lower legs or plains on doing one on the lower legs?

[@BuckBlaziken]

Humans use arms for everything. I think it’s one of the more important things to learn to draw when learning anatomy just because of how expressive arms are.

[@RivoRevolz]

this explains anatomy so simple thanks so much you earned a sub :)

[@ramezsafwat6554]

thanks for your efforts

[@badicecream2913]

These anatomy simplified vids you're doing are great! I'd love to see one like this on legs and another the hips in your style: )

[@13zackariah]

thanks ! i actually have a legs video coming out on friday , stay posted :)

[@badicecream2913]

@@13zackariah Awesome! Thanks: )

[@CapitaineNautilus]

The analogy with chain links is very good!

[@logoflexdesigner]

I was looking for something like this badly. Thanks, mate.

[@13zackariah]

im glad it could help man, thanks for the comment !

[@Jeff-tu8le]

would love to see a video on simplifying legs!

[@13zackariah]

oh yeah boi DONT WORRY, ITS COMING : DDDD

[@carlkligerman1981]

The chain link ideation is really sharp

[@dontknow8144]

Thanks for the part on using anatomical knowledge for the avg arm. I have a general idea of how to draw arms for muscular people , even if they showed some simplified muscles I would be fine. But the avg person arm, I found it hard to make realistic without it being too simplified. It looked more like those beginner arm tutorials with the cylinder and ball joint shapes. So this section is very appreciated

[@azfardraws7729]

Finally found someone who can simplify the arm anatomy😁

[@neunaooe]

YOO NO SHOT, THX MAN I NEEDED THESE ANATOMY VIDEOS- I was looking for more videos like urs but had a hard time finding any, then luckily I came across this:DD Can’t believe this vid was 1 year ago and I’ve only seen it now lmao

[@panxa]

Interesting and helpful. Thank you for sharing

[@adriafro7321]

Really good study and simplification process! i´m gonna add it to my study´s and for non muscular armas i like to block the arm with cilinder and add the tendon shape to the muscles. tendons are somewhat rigid and convey an overall shape ^^ .

[@13zackariah]

thanks a lot for the nice words, it means a lot adri! and yeah i think thats a great way of looking at it, i may have to try that out. It makes sense too because for SPECIFICALLY skinny, non-muscular arms, the tendons would be more prominent than the belly of the muscle in a muscular person. thanks for the info, very helpful!!

[@Dezorey-]

Amazing stuff. I would love to see more like this. Subscribed, liked, and keeping a personal eye on your channel.

[@kansai_arts]

this helped out a lot, do you have a similar method for the torso's front and back muscles?

[@13zackariah]

glad it helped man!! and yeah, in general i do have the same philosophies for all the muscles and body parts. its a complex subject but ill probably come out with more 'anatomy simplified's on the torso soon so keep an eye out for that ! :D

[@jik3905]

God bless! This is 👌🏻

[@13zackariah]

yooo thanks bro 🙏

[@battleframestudios8989]

One thing to remember is that the bicep and tricep dont touch and they arent that close together. There is a muscle in between them called the brachialis. For arms this bulky youre gonna wanna show a little separation of the bicep and tricep with the brachialis inbetween.

[@13zackariah]

I didnt even know that! thanks so much for the insight, pinning this for others :)

[@TonhaoMastersBR]

Very nice explanation!! You explained it in a very easy and objective!! Thanks dude!! =)

[@FunkeeDonkee]

I love Patricks anatomy drawings!

[@amiralibmola9509]

Tysm

[@kristofferdelacruz6112]

You should make a playlist of your work:> wait nvm imma do it myself

[@Abhishekmeena10000]

Sir can u explain colour theory and how to colour digitally?

[@13zackariah]

if thats something you guys would be interested in seeing, id be glad to make a video about my process! i do somewhat go over my painting process in my 'how to render' video, BUT ill definitely queue up a video for the near future on that topic :D

[@bored_-_-_artist]

nice vid

[@Pomodoro_18]

HOMEYGEE THANKS SO MUCH😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@andreaambrosini9711]

The forearm is a pain

[@stevecordell9880]

Great video if it wasn't in warp speed. I know you know how to draw it, but if we don't how are supposed to keep up? Not sure if this is a "how to" or "I know how to?" 🤷‍♂️

[@13zackariah]

i hear ya! i make it a timelapse to not drag on the drawing and bore the crap out of my viewers but if this is a point that i keep hearing, ill make the adjustment! another option is to just go to the playback speed and slow it down. thanks for the critique!

[@stevecordell9880]

@@13zackariah your an amazing teacher tho! Thx for listening. I was an art major, and you made it make sense more than any of my professors. I'm an old man now still learning. Lol thx for your help!

[@apollofateh324]

Fucking SOLID, is this gonna be a series? :0🔥🔥🔥

[@13zackariah]

honestly i think so!! keep an eye out! im glad u enjoyed :DD

[@michaelmcdonnell3905]

Bubble muscles like Bart Sears' Drawing Powerful Heroes Brutes and Babes.

[@nightmareactivated8990]

It’s useful just must of them are muscular and I don’t want to draw muscular arms a lot I prefer slim arms

[@Ly_Lord]

The tumbnail looked like piccolo

[@Teapottea]

I can't understand these sentences that are in this video Plus the drawing of the arm he makes And also the muscle names like is the inner forearm the inner mass or just the inner forearm

[@pizafish]

Nah cuz same

[@Logomdshsk]

The elbow is so difficult

[@BurnTheDemon1]

I love my fucking deltoid bro

[@gabrielchitaishvili611]

seriously udersubbed channel

[@bozoclown2098]

Light : insufficient contraat

[@CAVEDATA]

Why dont you mention where you got the chain reference? Give credit.

[@bobo-yi6sf]

Bridgman?