The Oblique Muscle

[@user4667fh]

this guy is so underrated its kinda sad tbh this guy have helped me with my art career this man needs more recognition❤❤❤

[@DrawshStudio]

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

[@glamourdiamondnails7114]

this video is an anatomy gold mine, good job

[@DrawshStudio]

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

[@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. :)

[@manishbarik2267]

Thanks. Now I can confidently draw twisting torso

[@DrawshStudio]

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

[@chandersen3499]

You are a good teacher

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you. :) you are a good student :)

[@ThisIsReallyStupid_Youtube]

bro although youre not uploading anymore, these video still help a lot for poor little souls that suffering from art, such as me. it almost feel like a premium content, you simplify the muscle but still with a stereo perception, even the goddamn landmark, its rather eazy to understand and faster than doing it myself

[@DrawshStudio]

Very thankful for your kind words and very happy they are of benefit to you! Cheers!

[@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 :)

[@angelayame7606]

Omg, this video is so so so so helpful!!! Thanks!! 🫶🥺

[@DrawshStudio]

You are welcome ;)

[@lokyloky3420]

These are incredibly helpful videos, thank you so much!

[@DrawshStudio]

You are very welcome!

[@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 :)

[@dasketchez.]

Excellent lesson

[@DrawshStudio]

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

[@sanyogoo6017]

This thing's so helpful thanks a lot.

[@DrawshStudio]

Thank you, happy you found it so helpful!!

[@sanyogoo6017]

@@DrawshStudio 😁😁

[@bettyboohadapoo]

great explanation buddy thx heaps

[@DrawshStudio]

Glad to help, thanks for the comment :)

[@xenomads]

Thank you so much

[@DrawshStudio]

Happy to share it with you, 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.

[@Jason-o5s]

Cheer~~~neither parallel nor at a right angle to a specified or implied line-- slanting.😅

[@DrawshStudio]

🤔

[@minhhieu2968]

Tks guy

[@DrawshStudio]

You are welcome!

[@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.

[@Rejodul_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]

🤔