The Oblique Muscle

This video is part of a series that explains each muscle relevant to artistic anatomy. This lesson is on the Oblique muscles on the side of our torso. It covers the origin, insertion, function, and surface landmarks of muscle group. This will help you draw the figure better.

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[@DrawshStudio]

I appreciate your support and kind words, thanks for being here and happy that the channel has helped you so much!

[@lokyloky3420]

These are incredibly helpful videos, thank you so much!

[@coffelyy]

omg u save me so much research, also ur video structure makes it super understandable, thank you thank you

[@DrawshStudio]

You are welcome, I am glad you like the videos and their structure! Thanks for the comment. :)

[@glamourdiamondnails7114]

this video is an anatomy gold mine, good job

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you, happy you are enjoying it and thanks for the comment :)

[@manishbarik2267]

Thanks. Now I can confidently draw twisting torso

[@DrawshStudio]

That’s great! Happy it helped you with twisted forms :)

[@Toast22013]

Genuinely so helpful❤️ dare i say it helped me more than Proko’s tutorial. Simple and straightforward

[@DrawshStudio]

I appreciate that. I’m happy it helped you so much! Happy drawing :)

[@fearthelodge3644]

If you want to work the upper part of the obliques (the one that originates on the rib cage) you need a twisting movement or a bending movement of the torso?

[@DrawshStudio]

Yes, that is the main action of the obliques, but I’d you are talking about really exercising the upper striatum’s of the oblique you may need to reference an exercise manual :)

[@minhhieu2968]

Tks guy

[@DrawshStudio]

You are welcome!

[@dasketchez.]

Excellent lesson

[@DrawshStudio]

Thanks for taking time to comment and let me know!!

[@xenomads]

Thank you so much

[@DrawshStudio]

Happy to share it with you, thanks for the comment!

[@bettyboohadapoo]

great explanation buddy thx heaps

[@DrawshStudio]

Glad to help, thanks for the comment :)

[@queenblackdiva]

Can you make a video where you draw the obliques in resting position?

[@DrawshStudio]

I am currently working on an anatomy book which will show muscles in rest and action :)

[@LimanskiBerberin]

These are external obliques

[@DrawshStudio]

Yes they are! The internal obliques are generally hidden to the surface so not something we generally cover in artistic anatomy.

[@sanyogoo6017]

This thing's so helpful thanks a lot.

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you, happy you found it so helpful!!

[@sanyogoo6017]

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[@k3v1n96iy]

Great video where do you get your reference images from?

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you Kevin. I’ve been using stock photography from Marcus Ranum and also www.human-anatomy-for-artist.com. They are great resources.

[@WhattheFoXPlay]

@@DrawshStudio thx for this link

[@Apophys610]

Subtitles are missing

[@DrawshStudio]

Thanks again, I will try to address this and get subtitles to show up.

[@Frektemer_oficial]

Hello? Proko 2.0🤨

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you, I think Proko is a great resource so it is a flattering comparison. :)

[@AkitosAncitis]

guy has some scoliosis

[@DrawshStudio]

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