How to Connect the Legs to the Torso

In this video, I show you my method for connecting the legs to the torso. It's pretty basic, but it is enough for me to get the results I need.
Tools:
Uniball Signo UM-151 0.38 Black Pen
Canson Universal Sketch 65lb 9x12" Sketchbook
JVC Everio FullHD camcorder
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[@halicusnguyen8864]

Sycra: "stick figure person"

[@marquesmartinez730]

I seriously think you have the best drawing tutorials on KZbin

[@narelletrapani3716]

now I need a "how to connect the arms to the torso" tutorial haha

[@user-zz4yd3dc8k]

Me: Wants to know how to connect the legs right

[@IcyFlakas]

I first came here just to procrastinate a bit on my homework and ended up learning way more than I expected. Great video, Sycra.

[@Lamsaturn]

For some reason, legs/leg connections always came naturally to me in anatomy. But if you could hook a brotha up with an Arm to Torso video, on the other hand...

[@Hardyz001]

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[@AustinThomasFilms]

Just curious, where does Sycra go to study all the muscle and skeleton anatomy? Or is he just dissecting people in his spare time and I don't know about it?

[@zeerak9225]

Yes, sycra it really is a diamond.

[@Mayyde]

I saw that flying muffin at

[@Merserissugoi]

dam dude, the art style is strong with this one.

[@deadnardo2289]

Don't know why but I like it when you draw on physical paper

[@Feuryy]

This is exactly what I needed today while I was working on my sketchbook. Thank you so much

[@sketchywest1176]

10+ years of self taught free-handing all of my drawings. 10+ years of looking at people, how they move, what their proportions are, where everything begins and ends. 10+ years of sketches, sketches, and more sketches that resulted in being able to draw pretty decently. But this? Holy crap, this is mind blowing to me! Thank you for all you do!

[@spotliker123]

I learned literally everything I know about anatomy from you Sycra! I’ve been watching since 2017 :] You were and still are a huge inspiration for me and so many other artists. Love you man!

[@himeshchauhan9843]

I skipped to a random place and heard here is the But hole and I can't stop laughing

[@CatalinBoroi]

Just wanted to thank you for these videos. I have searched for ways to understand the basics - from scratch - in many places including books but none explained so clear like you. Now I can draw correctly and I can move to more complex stuff. Huge help!

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

I love the scientific|analytical analysis of art you give. It makes it so anyone, regardless of style, can watch your video and have your information work for them. Great job; I'd really like to see you break a million!

[@redxcapexdiver1]

Literally did two sketches using that tip about rhythm and my anatomy already looks marginally better. Thanks for the good advice, as always

[@Bearizm]

This is one of the best tutorials for hips and legs in general due to how simplified and easy to understand they are. Massive, massive props.