How to Draw Human Anatomy Part 2 | bone FIRST, muscle SECOND

[@noapoleon_]

Learning art by yourself is really rewarding when you see the progress you've made and when people appreciate what you've made.

[@alphonsodunn]

Awesome! Keep going! 💪

[@neel6978]

@@alphonsodunn thank you sir. you are a great teacher. actually i wanted to move to sculpture(bas relief) and that is why im trying to learn the anatomy first. do u think im taking right steps? or i just should go for sculpture. i couldnt find a decent online course yet. thx for your attention

[@American_2]

@@neel6978 anatomy is all you need for sculpting human structure and poses. Before that you should understand proportions of the body though. Then for details look for references and techniques. When you want to start sculpting objects, use references, and understand the 3rd dimensional (Perspective would be 2d Drawing). Anyhow, It's been 6 months, I hope you're doing well.

[@SoulGuitarMetal]

"Muscles are attached and follow the bones." Seem simple/obvious things but not many people explain that and this make a huge improvement in my perception to draw from imagination. As always, thank you very much!

[@alphonsodunn]

you're right, it's not as obvious as it should be...glad it helps in your development

[@noapoleon_]

"draw from imagination" is no longer a foe to me !!

[@margomaybe7570]

I learned more in these videos than I did in a year of figure drawing classes. that's what I get for going to a conceptual art school.

[@dancekinghoseok4608]

for real?

[@margomaybe7570]

for real.

[@mickistyle]

That's exacltyly what I was thinking...crazy.

[@Achim0]

ikr... this guy deserves a nobel prize

[@nyyarlathotep]

agree

[@Hydrotoxic]

I tried following Proko and it was too complicated, came here learned A LOT! You're a damn genius.

[@alphonsodunn]

very welcome. Thanks

[@shariqueansari1203]

Oh man so true...

[@chimelaogu9587]

Like u read my mind

[@manuelrobledo8072]

Same! It's very complex, but it's way easier than I thought.

[@imenehamd9128]

Same for me

[@dimetrisanchez4091]

He's showing us anatomy and proportion at the same time

[@beanstars_]

Is that a bad thing?

[@noname-codm4590]

The Laziest Bum no

[@finderrocks]

and he is not an artist

[@bernas_]

@@finderrocks he is tho

[@mariadanielalavia8877]

@@finderrocks he is though, his inking drawing books are amazing

[@deckofcardssilver8592]

bones first and muscles after. that will be my philosophy of life from now on bones first, muscles after bones first, muscles after bones first, muscles after

[@aleksandermazurek6380]

Hit a gym ;)

[@vitdmilk5466]

*working on a car* Me: "Hey can you help me replace my radiator?" You: "Yea just remember Bones first, Muscles after"

[@yorwindelgado6086]

There are many components to learning human anatomy. One plan I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you're interested) without a doubt the no.1 info i've heard of. look at this extraordinary resource.

[@noname-codm4590]

Next time you eat fried chicken... Eat bones first, muscles after Eat bones first, muscles after Eat bones first, muscles after Eat bones first, muscles after

[@vim6459]

@@noname-codm4590 Lmao

[@rhythm2k4]

this video is incredible, it's the only anatomy video/lesson that I've ever found that explains it so perfectly. it's so simple and obvious yet it never occurred to me. this is pretty much the only video out there that has actually made me improve just from seeing it once. thanks a lot.

[@alphonsodunn]

thanks alot...glad to know I helped to provide some insight :-)

[@JoyDawnHackett]

"Bone first, muscle after" is forever engrained in my head, thank you! I learned a lot and though I've only used it a little so far, it has drastically improved my understanding and my actual, physical art

[@alphonsodunn]

JoyDawn572 glad to know it helped...thats how i felt when I made it a principle to draw by :-)

[@FinalFantasy13Addict]

Best series on anatomy I've found on KZbin for an artist, fantastic work!!

[@projstax2611]

FinalFantasy13Addict yep

[@haytamiallaten2655]

Well check out proko if you wanna go in depth

[@ringzy]

This wasnt in depth??

[@jademaskell322]

I was getting really down hearted about not being about to draw people, proportion etc, and it was really putting me off drawing, which I love so much. I watch this and realised I was putting my self down before I have even tried to fix this problem. I don't need to master this, I'm 16 and about to go to college for an art diploma, artists will teach me and I shall learn!! Thank you so much. Xx

[@sakuraogami6885]

I AM IN THE SAME BOAT! I hope I can get better.

[@angrypufferfish5748]

As someone who has a hard time committing to a video like this, it actually intrigued me. The way you explained it was simple and down for the point, and not to mention easy to follow and take in. Along with the example drawings for each point you make is even better, and even allows me to follow along and copy drawings myself if I wanted to. Thank you for being such a great teacher!

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks so much

[@mishnareemincey]

I've improved faster than I've ever have before, thanks to all of your videos. Thank you so much for your help, I'll be sure to purchase your book whenever I have the chance to, you are a blessing.

[@RusticRiceball]

Wow. As a student who has to know where the muscles and bones are locate (and their names), I feel that drawing them out helps with visualising it. Love the different colours and shadings.

[@alphonsodunn]

Eugene Thong :-)

[@Vicellatosama]

I know already a lot of people said this but.....thank you, from the bottom of my heart! You're the best teacher I've seen, you're explaining everything in such a precise and clear matter, and it feels like I'm improving 10 times as fast just thanks to your guidance. Can't wait for more tutorials, please keep up this impressing work! Love you

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks so much! that really means alot! I appreciate very much when I get feedback like this, that tells of the impact or inspiration I can share. THanks again :-)

[@SoraHachi99]

i never learned much about the body structure when i was in younger, so i had a really faint idea of how it really worked, but these two videos of anatomy literally blew my mind. i'm so so amazed and in love with how the body works, and how each bone and muscle is intertwined with each other so perfectly. i've recently started wanting to get back to drawing, but because i didn't have a solid base of human anatomy and other basic stuff i've been stuck to continue further and actually improve my drawing skills, so i decided that it was best for me to start everything all over with the basics! it's gonna take some time to learn the bones and muscles, but i think this will help me a lot with envisioning the different movements (but i'm gonna struggle a lot with putting every concept into an actual drawing). thank you so much really for this very insightful explanation!

[@miguellavariel1348]

Man your tutorials are super helpful, thanks a lot! With your help anatomy seems almost easy to learn. :)

[@alphonsodunn]

thanks

[@roseorange2593]

yeah..im 49 and always was afraid of that stuff...but this man is demistifying the whole thing with his brillant heart and mind!

[@francklepage8190]

you're damn right , "almost" hhhhhhhh anyway, this dude makes the best tutorial about anatomy I've seen so far on youtube

[@belloisamuhammad2717]

There are several components to learning anatomy. One plan I discovered that successfully combines these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you're interested) definately the most helpful course that I have ever heard of. Check out this extraordinary website.

[@GodSaiyanBlade]

Please make more videos of this kind of stuff !!! Me and my friend improved so much just from those 2 videos and a little sketches along the video as you did , also some from our imagination it's been only a day and we see wayyyy better anatomy from both of our drawings

[@dontlookatmypic3594]

I never thought i'd be able to improve in 2 hours. Honestly, thank you.

[@smitaaay]

I learned a TON from this video. Thanks, buddy, for the time and effort you put in to do this. 👍👍😃

[@alphonsodunn]

no worries. Just put it to practice

[@pretzel8972]

This man is a legend for replying to comments even after 7 years

[@alejandrogomez1649]

You make learning FUN, sir! Thank you for these vids and dropping all this knowledge. If I am a better artist, it is because of this. Keep 'em coming!!!

[@alphonsodunn]

Glad I could help : )

[@jackdaly4258]

Can u pls do more anatomy on forearms, hands and feet that would be amazing. Your very knowledgeable and easy to follow. Thank you!

[@alphonsodunn]

I will

[@abbeyestand]

@@alphonsodunn I love your videos! They are so helpful

[@danswope8772]

I've just recently starting getting back into art, and i hear in lots of tutorials that anatomy is super important as well as proportions but its never clearly stated why. This has help so much in understanding why focusing on anatomical skeletal features is so important for developing forms. THANK YOU so much for helping me understand why anatomy is SO important for forms.

[@juice3287]

i hate most anatomy tutorials because they just say “learn anatomy” but never specify what you’re learning. this? golden stuff

[@BiggerGames]

For fuck sakes. How can you be so good at this? Seriously. The best muscle drawer i could find.

[@alphonsodunn]

+BiggerGames language! But thanks :-)

[@stevenuniverse3276]

+BiggerGames *for fuck's sake

[@kaskobrandic6847]

+BiggerGames I've been studying human anatomy and discovered a fantastic website at Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you are interested)

[@aquanightingale1961]

His anatomy skill level is over 9000

[@__-bt5ry]

i've seen this comment like 3 times already

[@San-kq1ss]

You are the cheat code of the art field! It all makes so much more sense. All that time I spent looking elsewhere, I found everything I needed here. Gesture -> Mannequin -> Bone -> Anatomy-> Adjustments to fit a style -> PRACTICE! Thank you so much for the content you put out!

[@alphonsodunn]

Thats it!! 👍

[@chunkart9828]

You have no idea how helpful this is for me. I have been drawing for years, since I can remember really. But I've not started drawing realistically until now. These videos are awesome. Thanks dude, :D

[@alphonsodunn]

Chunk Art Glad you find them useful! And thanks for sharing that

[@TheGlutn]

Mr. Dunn, I have watched many of your videos and I have to say. I think your knowledge of anatomy is incredible. I really wish you would continue this series.

[@silence7047]

Thanks so much alphonso ! You can't imagine how much this has helped me !! Thank you ! Keep doing what you're doing because you're great at it!

[@alphonsodunn]

Silence I'm glad it did. :-) thanks

[@silence7047]

***** you're very welcome ! Will you be doing a part 3 ?:)

[@alphonsodunn]

and 4 and 5

[@silence7047]

***** can't wait !

[@battz7252]

10 yrs passed yet this is still the best anatomy video i've seen. Not too complex and very easy to digest.

[@henrystephencooper6284]

I wish your sketches could be in my anatomy books. I love how you use the colors!

[@MADMACwashere]

this man is brilliant at explaining things in laymen’s terms. DUNN has to be one of the best educators on the site. 10/10

[@andresmejia1776]

Muchísimas gracias Alphonso! Excelente explicación, este sin duda es el mejor tutorial sobre anatomía que he visto

[@utstzzz6166]

Best tutorial I've ever taken talking about anatomy. Seriously, this dude cuts straight to the point and describes everything properly. If only I'd have found this earlier, I would have improved so much faster.

[@alphonsodunn]

Never too late 🙂

[@hatchibyebye]

Drink every time he says "just like that" !

[@alphonsodunn]

+Javan uHnah haha

[@Tonabillity]

“That’s IT!” 😂

[@isado3d]

It reminds me of Bob Ross hahahaha

[@halicusnguyen8864]

22 shots... 22

[@diogoalves9143]

tWo ShOtS oF vOdKa

[@roninshinobu1319]

Your ability to slow down and break down concepts is amazing! You are truly a great teacher whom prides himself on making sure the viewer learns instead of having a superiority complex and that is refreshing! Your ink work is great!

[@WarnerKing]

Your generosity is much appreciated! I've been studying Riven Phoenix and Proko and I find your videos very, very helpful. Rock on! Instant sub! Your passion is invigorating.

[@alphonsodunn]

Warner King :-) thank you

[@MurnauNeko]

I just discovered your channel. Man you are the first person who actually explains this... like really explaining. I've always neglected learning anatomy, but your passion and dedication not only to the topic but also to teaching is very inspiring. What was to me boring and tedious, looks now super interesting and fun. great job!!!

[@alphonsodunn]

Luis Chaneton thanks. anatomy should be super interesting and fun, but I know exactly what you mean

[@gwenhyfarbeati]

this video has helped me SO MUCH with drawing the male torso, THANK YOU! i do have a question, though: you mentioned very briefly a little difference between male and female. i've been really struggling to translate my current level of knowledge of male torso anatomy into female torso anatomy. do you have any tips on doing that? or plans for a video highlighting the differences to make it easier? i've found loads of tutorials on males (likely due to the ease of seeing their muscle), but struggle finding ones about females that are more in depth than "draw a circle and a triangle, and then put skin and boobs on!" there's nothing wrong with those, and i'm certain once i've gotten a better grasp on the underlying anatomy i will likely simplify to that extent. idk... i guess i just can't find something that can/does answer my questions about how/why females are shaped so differently. i haven't found much in the realm of "there's fat here, in general, and that causes this to do this on females, instead of doing this like it does on males." you know? it's always just dudes, for obvious practical reasons, and if i were to just smush what i know together, i'd just be slapping some boobs on male torsos. gosh that's long...

[@alphonsodunn]

gwenhyfarbeati you're right... most anatomy tutorials and books focus on making heavily muscled figures...I WILL do one for women

[@lucialiu4109]

hey please follow up on this !! these videos on anatomy have been amazing and it would be so great if you could do one on female anatomy (and not just conventionally acceptable body types, but a wide range too). it's disappointing that there isn't a single good video on female anatomy on youtube that i could find.

[@inkella3720]

yes please do alphonso!! thanks so much for the videos!

[@Ajiponferret]

Just wanted to say, I love you. I read all of possible figure sketching books and all, you are the only one that made sense to me about anatomy. This is simply amazing.

[@alphonsodunn]

+Shioponferret Thanks much. Glad it helped

[@Gl4d10n]

Just amazing!! I've not so much time and money to spend for learing how to draw, but thanks to people like you sharing knowledge like this, i can still try to become a better drawer. In this sense you give people hope! Thanks you very much! (sorry for my english, it is not my native language :) )

[@alphonsodunn]

Gl4d10n no problem. I understand :-)

[@shakerahshakerah7574]

You made this so easy to focus on and you’re voice is very soothing. This helped a ton

[@patrick586]

Everyone: This tutorial is so easy and beautiful Me: Hey God am I really that dumb? God: Yes

[@Victor-zd1jr]

I think its just compared to other books/videos we've watched. Anyway just pause where you need to

[@koushikhalder2985]

Man all of your tutorial are too easy to understand and it's very clear.you are just awesome at how you make drawing so easy to understand.thanks for always helping me.

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks, No worries

[@_shonneri]

You are seriously amazing I have been looking for a tutorial like this everywhere, and you explain it so perfectly. I'm glad i found this before I spent money somewhere. Thank you so much lol life saver

[@alphonsodunn]

No worries at all..Glad it helped :-)

[@sunny15300]

Now, I know how to draw, but anatomy and proportion is something I never took into consideration until now. I've been trying to improve but I can't get the motivation to do so. With your videos though, I feel that I can definitely do this now, your videos are so clear to me. You explain everything in a well organized manner and don't overcomplicate anything. I've been taking notes on these videos too. Basically, thank you.

[@zepps88]

extremely informative! seriously one of the best explanation videos on drawing the human anatomy. thank you sir.

[@alphonsodunn]

you're very welcome

[@hengistcz1940]

You honestly have best drawing tutorials on youtube. Thanks for your work.

[@midori6913]

You’re literally a legend. I’ll remember you for the rest of my life as the guy who started it all lol

[@soufianesentissi3030]

Best video ever. I learned in 45 minutes more than what I learned in the past 4 years. Thank you

[@cofiking23]

if you know bones you will know muscle. truth be told

[@alphonsodunn]

cofiking23 Indeed

[@mustangdave63]

excellently explained, my doctor watched this and has said,your explanation of the human anatomy in its fullest form is and how you teach about it with sketching is to be admired, thank you Alfonso :)

[@highadmiralthorn2059]

Dude this is amazing! I tried this like 2 times and i am already improving alot! I have learned more in this video more then every class i had in art class, love you for making this video!

[@alphonsodunn]

👍🙂

[@_PinkiePie.]

I went a long time guessing where and how muscles actually worked together, but these videos made things so much easier to understand now. Subbed!! :D

[@alphonsodunn]

Glad they helped. Thanks much : )

[@marianoa.7401]

Besides the focus on improving drawing skills, the explanation on anatomy (Something, I think, everybody should handle at a basic level) and the easygoing nature of the video makes this smooth and rewarding to see. 10/10.

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks much 😀

[@fatalconclusion5651]

if you and proko work together you can form a perfect explaination

[@iwantparts]

+FatalConclusion its crazy cuz i was thinking the exact same thing

[@nityakishoriradhe]

Both are great teachers♥️

[@fadijak5964]

This is probably the best anatomy lesson I’ve found on KZbin or anatomy books. Thank you

[@anujachoksi8139]

This is amazing..the most understandable video on anatomy. Thank you...you make it so easy and informative and interesting. i am still learning bone structure...but this information made my figures look so much better. Please keep uploading. Thank you.

[@alphonsodunn]

Anuja Choksi Glad it helps Anuja. And thanks so much for taking the time to share that :-)

[@shinobidef]

Still my favourite online tutor! I've gone back to learning classical drawing style for a while in pencil but found myself back here re-watching after ages spent trying to follow anatomy tutorials that were either too basic or impossibly hard to follow...

[@alphonsodunn]

+shinobidef thanks so much

[@kkat069]

"gluteus maximus" I goddam love that, no longer butts, we got gluteus maximis

[@TheFerruccio]

I love the way your in-depth knowledge of anatomy just spills out when you're doing this video. It's clear that your mind is going way faster than your words can keep up. Much enthusiasm! I would love to get to this point when navigating my way around the human body.

[@alphonsodunn]

+TheFerruccio Thank you :-) much study...the human body is a miracle

[@carolcheny]

This is really helpful! You are a great teacher. Did you learn all these anatomy terms for drawing?

[@alphonsodunn]

carolcheny thanks...I sure did...a looonnng time ago :-)

[@FaerieDust]

Man, I wish I'd had this video back during gross anatomy - this is super helpful for figure drawing and stuff, but also would've been genuinely helpful in early med school when I had to memorize all the everything in one semester (bones, muscles, innervation, arteries and veins, aaaall the details - it's not difficult, but it's a LOT, especially since we had neuro at the same time).

[@momoshalan]

million thanks for such an amazing playlist

[@gotsmii8949]

I'm actually about to cry right now. I've been looking for a good explanation on anatomy and I've never found ones that explain and make it simple. I love this so much thank you 😭❤

[@alphonsodunn]

Very very welcome 🙂

[@ThePearIsJuicy]

I feel like a sim leveling up my artist skill after watching this and practicing. haha

[@alphonsodunn]

👍

[@carleymitchell5157]

you are an AMAZING TEACHER. I am so thankful that these videos exist.

[@alphonsodunn]

Very welcome

[@islamaminul3795]

bro u should make more videos on anatomy please.. and all the best and keep up ur good work.. all the best from Bangladesh..

[@alphonsodunn]

+Islam Aminul Thanks. They're coming. hang in there

[@serenak2505]

I don’t know if I already commented but I just need to say how helpful this was. I don’t know what it is but you explain it so well. I’m learning incredibly fast. I have already seen almost all your videos on drawing people and I can’t believe how much better I am already. Insane. I have been raving about you to everyone I talk to!!!!! Buying your books now!! ❤️

[@waleedabid8755]

You are really have Talent in teaching, thank you very much for this amazing tutorial it's really helped alot...Greetings from Iraq

[@alphonsodunn]

Waleed Abid youre most welcome. And thanks much

[@Nekokratic]

This is extremely easy to follow and great to listen and watch. Thank you so much!! Definitely motivating me to pick up a pencil and start drawing again.

[@IzzyInfinite]

I've been drawing most my life and studied anatomy. Nobody has explained this even remotely as well as you have. Better than college figure drawing classes.

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks much! : )

[@tisineverfear1490]

IzzyInfinite yeah, the fundemental classes arent all that great

[@niemalee6223]

Someone needs to write a petition for him to become a professor in an art school! He's so good at teaching! It just makes sense! Very straight forward and makes things simple.

[@alphonsodunn]

Glad I can help. Thanks so much

[@araibhussain950]

PLEASE POST PART 3 ALREADY !

[@BlauesFeuer8]

Your videos helped me immensely - you would not believe! I went into this beating myself up and getting frustrated because I couldn't remember the muscle placements and such, but after watching the videos and practicing for a few hours, I can now draw them with much ease. I've gained a new understanding, and actually feel like I'm progressing, so thank you very much!

[@alphonsodunn]

+Blaues Feuer youre very welcome! Theres nothing like progress : )

[@MrHunters1999]

man you're the best

[@alphonsodunn]

thanks much...hope it helped to provide some insight :-)

[@craigjackson2883]

Thank you for putting this out, it's changed the way I see designing an image. Respect

[@Vanzie1988]

Excellent Alphonso! Thank you for taking the time to make this for us.

[@alphonsodunn]

no worries :-)

[@carolyngraham1407]

where there's smoke, there's fire; where there's muscle, there's bone - just like that! Timeless. Thank you.

[@natatortot]

I heard dishes in the backround

[@alphonsodunn]

Nathaniel Smith lol could have been

[@zamoo7355]

Yah. 😀 Are you going to tell us about the lucky lady Mr Dunn? We are like one big family now aren't we? 😁 Cheers. 🥀

[@zineddinebelgaid7303]

This the single most helpful video on KZbin when it comes to anatomy

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks much

[@darkcheeto3959]

brah i lernt that the fibula is near my calf and tat my butt got 2 banana peels

[@alphonsodunn]

+dark cheeto lol

[@Milk27]

Ive been coming back to this video many times now and its one of the best anatomy videos Ive ever seen.

[@pepetiredofursht]

I always feel like a med student when I try to learn anatomy.

[@alphonsodunn]

Haha

[@chhimi4025]

You are just the best teacher I found on KZbin, your vids are so detailed and unlike other youtube artist you aren't so concerned with showing your skill, I feel like you genuinely want to teach, thank you for all the awesome vids man, this was really helpful

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks and youre very welcome : )

[@katherinehutchings4797]

I appreciate the clarity and depth of these videos. A true educator (and artist, of course)! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the rest of us... and for making your books available on Kindle.

[@farithefairy]

not to be dramatic but I owe you my life!!! I've never learned so much from a single video! And you make me feel like i actually CAN understand and learn it all. Thank you ♥

[@maryriley6163]

Riveting! I couldn’t help but get to my feet and move around to locate and experience the workings of these bones and muscles. At my age I am not particularly muscular, but i could understand where these muscles are and their purpose and picture where they attach. That was the most in-depth description I ever heard. I always took my muscles and bones for granted. Now I have some idea of what they do. It makes the mechanic of the body more understandable.

[@kamransharjeel]

I was following Proko, but couldn't understand it completely he has more knowledge but don't know how to make things easier, you nailed it man. You're making things easier. God bless you. Thanks! 🙏

[@postplays]

This is the only tutorial I've found that breaks down the body at this level. Thank you for your efforts and explanations.

[@alphonsodunn]

+Nightshade3D My pleasure. Glad you found it useful

[@roblfc4life]

One of the best tutorials out there by a mile. Thank you!

[@rickcroucher]

Your presentation is simple enough for even me. I've tried many times to understand these muscles. This is the best explanation I have seen. Thank you. You are very kind to offer your knowledge for free. Thank you.

[@pratyushamondal4017]

man you tought me almost everything only within this 44min video which i hve been wanting to learn past 3-4 years but there was no one to teach properly like this....you don't know yourself howmuch you have helped me....thank you so much...

[@alphonsodunn]

Thanks much and youre very welcome : )

[@olciaaa333]

You're the best teacher I've seen on the internet, keep it going! So glad I found this!

[@alphonsodunn]

+Aleksandra R glad I could help : )

[@FoshuV]

I'm confident saying watching this and part 1 has leveled up my art skill, I have been comfortably drawing bodies and poses with so much more ease while before I usually just faffed about for sometimes hours to make a sketch get anywhere near what I wanted. You're the best

[@alphonsodunn]

: ) Thanks much

[@drskelebone]

This video was recommended to me (I wish I could draw competently). All I can do while watch is wiggle limbs around and feel different muscles flexing and releasing. Thank you for a wonderful introduction to "how bodies are". :D

[@ramarossetti8202]

The human body is beautiful, the way of the muscules connect is just perfect. Thanks for the video.

[@marsillusionist]

Your videos are extremely helpful, clear and to the point. It's teaching me more than I ever thought I could do. I draw ever since I was able to get a pencil in my hand, but had a hard time with teachers. Always went out and did my own thing. People still loved it, but it was all too primitive, instinct more than thought. And in a way, it slowes me down when I have to draw on comission or when I have a fixed time to draw. And I have developed some techniques over the years, but thanks to your tutorials, I'm learning a lot more than I thought possible. Thank you very much Alphonso!

[@alphonsodunn]

:-) Comments like yours mean so much. Thanks for sharing that and I hope you will continue to make outstanding progress! keep drawing...sometimes all we need is a little insight into the process and we see things completely different

[@Wonila]

I'm looking up and watching KZbin videos on drawing, and your channel is super helpful! This video is pushing me to create a drawing tutorial playlist. ✨🙌🏼 Thank you, Alphonso!!

[@its_huaa]

honestly, you deserve more subscribers just from making these 2 videos alone, i haven't watched something that makes anatomy sound so simple and easy to understand clearly, i am looking forward to improving my art along with these videos, Thank you.

[@alphonsodunn]

🙂🙏

[@Enzo_Matrix92]

Michael Hampton's book combined with your video....I think I finally mastered anatomy. I was stumped on remembering things but I fully get it now it is connecting the dots.

[@alphonsodunn]

:-) sounds like progress!

[@St3llaBlu3]

Your tutorials have helped me so much! The way you break down concepts is perfect for beginners. I am able to retain what I have learned. Thank you,