Proportion of the Figure

[@Urza26]

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[@DrawshStudio]

Wow, I appreciate that. Very glad you find it so valuable :)

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[@vinodrawat6160]

Thanks it's cool just simple but more powerful explained video.

[@DrawshStudio]

Thanks again, I’m so happy that the videos are connecting with you! I appreciate the comments :)

[@rozart4447]

Woooow again amazing tutorial, thank you so much 😍

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[@DiNoWireArt]

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[@camiloos1304]

MUY útil gracias, que simple que lo enseñas

[@DrawshStudio]

My pleasure, glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the comment :)

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[@DrawshStudio]

You are very welcome, but I am just one guy making content to help people learn to make art!

[@trintproduction]

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[@DrawshStudio]

My pleasure!!!

[@fatmagamal9102]

Thank you, this was very helpful. ...so, after learning human proportion, whats is the best way to practice it?

[@DrawshStudio]

I’m glad it was helpful, and that’s a great question! Basically you just draw a figure and then do careful measurements and make adjustments to make it in proportion. The act of drawing and correcting over and over will make you able to draw things in proportion. But more specifically, If you watch my video on Gesture and I’m that process make those measurements in the early stages before you move on to details you will be making it a part of your process! m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/mICmXp96hM2KirM

[@definitelyhuman4510]

How to apply this on foreshortening poses? I seem to be able to capture the movement and feelings from the gesture but always off with proportion especially the foreshortening pose.

[@DrawshStudio]

Knowing this, especially in the relative proportions, helps you gauge by eye of the figure looks in proportion when there is a complex pose. However, until your eye is trained, the only way to know if it is correct is to use sighting, where you compare the parts of the body to each other on your reference and adjust your drawing.

[@reapoliwinter9087]

Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge! It is very generous!

[@DrawshStudio]

It’s my pleasure, thank you for the comment!