ANATOMY FOR ARTISTS: The Torso-Bones

[@zombiesun44]

You are the best anatomy teacher I’ve ever had. I did all of your videos on the face and the before and after in my art is so clear. I’m only an hour into your video now and already I’ve corrected some anatomical mistakes on a drawing I was working on earlier! Thank you so much for providing this information for free!!!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great to hear! Keep Drawing!

[@robertojr5446]

Really, this has to be the best quality content for who's trying to learn how to draw on the internet. Wonderful work. 👏👏👏

[@keelobrown4991]

I have several paid courses and none of them even come close to this channel in terms of content and detail. One of my anatomy course has a 20 minute video on the torso, whilst this one is 2 hours! Should have kept my money lol.

[@staceylynnash]

😅this guy is amazing!

[@kamilamcdowell4799]

I've actually had his class, but the people who just stumbled across these videos are lucky. A lot of quality information

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Good to hear from you! Hope you are well!

[@somethingwicked9731]

I have my degree in Illustration and even with those 4 years, was never taught anatomy even CLOSE to this well. It was more of an afterthought even! I stopped drawing for years and have been re-watching and drawing along to all of your videos to re-train myself so I can draw again. Thank you!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great to hear and thanks! Keep Drawing!

[@Bearizm]

You sir, have my endless gratitude and appreciation for this series and your channel in general. Thank you so much.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks! Keep Drawing!

[@abhinavgangwar4690]

Finally i can learn anatomy. Now I have hope that i will be able to improve my negligible drawing skills. For someone like me who has no access to content like this and does not even have enough knowledge about these things so as to search the internet, i consider myself lucky to come across this video.❤

[@matiasvaccaro453]

I recommend your channel to every person that ask me for drawing anatomy. I really apreciate your work. Thank you so much

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

You are very welcome!

[@jm_draws7253]

Thank you very much for making such high level art instruction available...to be able to access this kind of thing is life-changing.

[@aarna_arts_123]

Love you sir, your are the best teacher in the world. Your every video is masterpiece. Thanks a lot.

[@carrotstache]

After years of putting off trying to learn proper anatomy, I have finally decided to watch this full video. My gosh this was so useful and extremely easy to understand! Even when you used scientific names, I still very much understood and comprehended it. I’ve learned lots during these 2 hours, so thank you very much!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Carrotstache Great to hear! Keep Drawing!

[@narqiez4669]

I finally found a video with open comment section to write how grateful I am for your videos! Sir, thank you so much for sharing your quality content with us for free. I’m beyond grateful for this.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

You are very welcome!

[@rogernbezerra]

I came so fast that youtube didnt transcoded to 1080p btw, thank you so much for those videos, from brazil

[@drawing3433]

One of the best art channel on KZbin. For really first I have to watch professor's Marc Leone videos before I watch something else for like additional information. I have to watch professor's videos first to understand another one. I really love this channel and I really respect professor, he is with me from the beginning and thanks to him I started drawing again. I hope one day I gonna tell you this by myself

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thank you and Keep Drawing!

[@jasperchen1112]

I truly appreciate all your videos, I’ve been able to start from the fundamental basics and moved up video by video. From the bottom of my heart, thank you :)

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

jasper chen thanks! Keep Drawing!

[@missymunchart]

I know I'm two years late but still I would like to thank you for being such a splendid art teacher! I have improved so much ever since I started watching your videos. Thank you so much! ❤️

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thank you! Keep Drawing!

[@dranipani]

Yours classes are gifts from heaven.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks Dranipani! Keep Drawing!

[@aarna_arts_123]

Wishing millions of subscribers to your channel so that all can learn your awesome work.

[@user-cn3ip6ok8p]

Words cannot express how grateful I am for these videos. Thank you from the bottom of my heart🙏🙏🙏

[@MrLujo49]

Proffessor Leone, thanks for opening the comment section and giving me the opportunity to say THANK YOU!!! Much respect to you sir, these lectures are very good and helped and inspired me to get back to drawing. As a self tought artist I never had the opportunity or could afford any tipe of tuitition, so again HUGE THANK YOU, and MUCH RESPECT to you sir. I hope to meet you in person one time and express my gratitute. Greetings from Serbia, and KEEP DRAWING!!!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Luka Jankovic Thank you!

[@kristrappeniers]

This channel has been incredibly useful to me, for years now. Massive thank you’s from Belgium 👍

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks and Keep Drawing! Love Belgium!

[@davidrobson-odugbemi2621]

Thank you so much for this! I really can't put into words how grateful I am for such in-depth, high-quality teaching! your lessons are great! I have learned/learning so much! thankyou you for taking the time to make these available for all.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great to hear David! Thanks and Keep Drawing!

[@a.a.v.8219]

Greetings from Finland! I want to express my deepest gratitude for your lessons on drawing. Your lessons got me started on my journey in art, a journey which pretty much consumes all my time right now. You're simply a wonderful person for doing this.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Awesome! Yea Finland!

[@jesse9754]

How generous and kind you are sir,Respect and much thanks

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thx! Keep Drawing!

[@bacontasteslikedogz1046]

I thank you so much for all of this information! My art will get better because of your teachings and I thank you for that!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks and Keep Drawing!

[@humanoid1960]

Mate it is so good of you to do these lectures, from downunder a big thank you and my out most respect. Alex

[@lobstertail7568]

Thank you so much for sharing your wealth of information and drawing talent! I’ve learned more from watching this video than I have through spending tons of money on textbooks and online courses, meanwhile retaining nothing.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great to hear! You Keep Drawing!

[@qohq-jr]

these proportion comparisons were very useful

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Glad to hear that!

[@mutlufarewww]

You changed my life, i won art school with following you im really grateful to you you're an amazing artist and of course an amazing teacher thank you so much

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great to hear! Keep Drawing!

[@mutlufarewww]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 aww thank you so much you're an inspiration for me of course i keep drawing

[@B1N4RYGH0ST]

Thank you for all your inspiring videos. from Ireland.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Yay Ireland!

[@husky2251]

I am so greatful for all the knowlage you share at this channel, you are the best teacher I've ever listen to (and I am student at Academy of Fine Arts). My understanding of anatomy and drawing practice improved so much, thank you!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great to hear Husky! Be well and keep drawing

[@reese8050]

Very very very helpful man, we young learning artists are so lucky to have these kinds of videos. I am sure there will be a lot of great artists in the near future!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks Reese! Keep Drawing!

[@omegaredtooth5104]

This was wonderful. Thank you so much for providing such deep dive material to learn from, Professor. 🙏

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

You are welcome!

[@gatopreto3193]

I love your lessons, i always learn a lot from them

[@johnnyjagger9387]

Oh, thanks, Marc! That's beautiful lesson! Really-really thanks!

[@hugocestari3046]

Amazing to find your channel, unbelievable, can't thank you enough for sharing so much knowledge.

[@Trid3nt861]

This is quite cool and educational.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thank you!

[@marypartridge5154]

This is just wonderful and so thorough.

[@locochavo4560]

Hey Marc! I just wana let you know that l love all your videos because they truly show that l as beginner can improve if l just keep in drawing. As suppose to other channels who speed or skip the process of drawing. Idk how many comments you have available on your videos but I'm glad l found this one does. Keep on making these amazing lectures. I'm so glad l decided to not let the long video length get to me so that l can enjoy your content

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@doreangrey1712]

Thank you, your too tutorials are out of this world

[@ghazalalahyari8117]

Thank you Marc, you are the best

[@seosoup8306]

Ah- the comment section is open :D. Really wanted to say thank you for giving us such a quality content. Just started doing art and stumbling upon this channel is really one of the best things that ever happened to me xd

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Seo Soup thanks and great to hear! Keep Drawing

[@seosoup8306]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 yesh I will :D

[@00mimir]

Marc, you should put more information in the videos description for get more range and also put your social media for we follow you (if you have it). This will help you to get more views and will help more people who want learn drawing find your videos. Your lessons are amazing and much much more people need (and must) see them.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks Andre. Generally, the videos are for our students at NKU-SOTA in the studio classroom; however, we share them as public service to the larger international community. These are non-profit and non-monetized; I'm not that interested in anything more than quality of the communication. We have a separate database for our students. At any rate I'm glad you like them! Keep Drawing!

[@annansubuga8307]

legit the best channel for this information ive seen , cant thank you enough!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thx Anna!

[@mmm-ey5wd]

thank u so much for this! i'm binge watching all your vids and helps me a lot

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great to hear! Keep Drawing!

[@Pedro-fz4bn]

Finally there are subtitles in Spanish

[@aryaviswanath1943]

Thank you so much for these valuable information

[@synsyn-1]

Thank you for the great videos ❤

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thank you!

[@georgewhittington2871]

I take lessons from Professor Leone and he is an outstanding person as well as an instructor. I am really in his debt for my growth as an artist. His video in "horizontal, vertical and diagonal alignment" video changed the way I saw the subject and helped me capture it more accurately. Thank you Professor Leone!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks David!

[@busrayigit487]

Love your videos Greetings from Turkey

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thx!

[@Mirenelka]

Thank you for the amazing lessons. ❤️

[@jesse9754]

Greetings sir, back again to this wonderful chanel, only was just pleading if you could perhaps do a lesson for painting? That would be honestly incredible, thank you so much.

[@blizzyb8559]

thank you so much for these videos!

[@gamersensei003]

The class I want... most needed..thank you sir❤️❤️🔥🔥

[@viniciussoares2018]

Amazing lesson!!! Thanks for posting it!

[@charging_station2]

watching this at 4am while lying in my chair yeah, life's going good

[@ritatipi4345]

Thank you so much

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Thanks Rita! You are welcome! Keep Drawing

[@suntan8573]

Let them know when working from mass to details a stick figure (alike sculpture armature ) is the block-in. I use the Tear-drop shape block- in on top of the stick figure. Also ultimately abbreviating will be used when beginning.

[@Shashank_Shahi1989]

Please can you also make some videos on product design or product drawing for entrepreneurs ? Your every videos are awesome. All the best and happy life.

[@MichaelWVagg]

Hi Marc, I have a question... with the top view of the rib cage, you draw a box, develop it into an eye shape, draw the first rib (neck opening) then draw another shape inside the egg as the rib cage... I'm confused as to what the "eye shape" represents? The smaller shape you draw inside seems to be what you actually use as the rib cage (you draw the spinal column and clavicles in relation to this yet they sit very much inside the "eye shape.") Any clarification would be much appreciated.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

It represents the top of the rib cage as a general conception then I reduce and refine that shape to better ad more clearly define the top further. The eye shape was a starting point.

[@MichaelWVagg]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 thank you, Professor Leone! I thought that may be the case, but I got a little hung up on it. I'm finding it difficult to draw diagramatically to learn and remember without getting caught up in detail. This will help me to push through. Absolutely loving the videos and drawing along with you! Thank you for your response and for all the work you've put into this amazing channel.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

@@MichaelWVagg Thank you!

[@dreamlord8863]

Superb sir 👌👌

[@mizo2452]

i estimated the upper orifice of the rib cage which is the 1st rib connected to the manubrium by 1/2 head depth without the spinous process X 1 cranial width, i never found these kind of info in books, and these kind of info are essential for studying the structure

[@dollycommunity]

Que bom que as legendas estão em português ✨

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Excelente! Estou feliz e como sempre, continue desenhando!

[@yassermagdey7416]

Amazing lesson.. Thanks a lot ❤❤

[@artistofc]

Thx man really helpful

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Great! Keep Drawing!

[@suntan8573]

Have a text diagram on the left and the bone(area) in your hand. Thank You for the drawings and verbalizing.

[@serkanustam]

you are the best

[@thirdplanet4471]

Thank you so much for this

[@hvnman_f4]

aye I suggest making sections in your channel segmenting every type of contect you make

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

F4bianwith4 See the playlists

[@frankiecardona1656]

love it

[@eduardovaldez4416]

finally finished this video!!

[@mizo2452]

nice to see this tutorial, by coincidence i'm studying the structure of pelvis and rib cage which i find really complicated in comparison to my past i was drawing them by estimation egg for rib-cage and tapered box for the pelvis :D

[@genivermdelvoye1786]

What color are you using for your light color? I use Derwent Drawing Terracotta 6400 but I have also used Mars Orange 6210

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Its been awhile-certainly a light reddish tone.

[@genivermdelvoye1786]

When I was doing the geometric forms I would often use a red and then a dark blue for the separation so that I could see the 2d under the 3d.

[@Losifosi]

1.19.00 - that's not the spinal cord, but the nucleus pulposus. Anyway, it is a masterpiece, thanks!!

[@victor-ml5dm]

thanks, I'm gonna be a designer thanks to you !!

[@rogernbezerra]

Will it ever be full hd? I’m waiting for it to watch the video

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Yes-youtube takes about a day or so. Most should go to 2160.

[@nadjara01]

I hope I can improve my anatomy study.

[@Nicolas-mg1sj]

I deserve my heart please MARC

[@durandas6661]

Why are comment disable on other video??

[@escafopodo]

Thanks a lot!!!.

[@nhatbui7985]

I hope you teach about arm anatomy.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Its coming next....in two weeks

[@nhatbui7985]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 thank you. I love your video

[@aarna_arts_123]

Sir, you ain’t using FB messenger now? I was following you long there also.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Not a FB fan, sorry.

[@JuanCamiloAcostaArango]

i think the profile for the side view fo the rib cage is a off

[@mamamurphy3860]

Good tutorial but somethings wrong with that plastic skeleton. The gap between the pelvis and thorax seems a bit big when I compare it to my books. 🤔

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

mama murphy Yes that’s correct they certainly can be that’s why you always want to double look and think about those spaces in also a good scale .The plastic skeleton is really really good but it’s not top of the line so it might be off just a touch but ultimately it certainly has served us well. Good thinking!

[@aymenjouini336]

I LOVE YOU !

[@claymore806]

The backview of the scapula it's wrong isn't it?, I mean the side where the humerus is placed has to be in the large side of the scapula

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

I've checked the video. I don't see any errors. Thanks for asking! Keep Drawing!

[@claymore806]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 I make a mistake when explain it, the side where the humerus has to be placed in the scapula it is the short side in the scapula's back view and in your drawing you placed in the long side of the scapula

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

@@claymore806 David-Give me the time placement of where the error occurs so I can find it! Thx!-Marc

[@claymore806]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 in the min 56:45 your drawing two scapulsa one in front side and the other one the back side is in that side where you place that wrong I think , anyway I'd like to tell you that I learn a lot with your videos and if I could see that scapula error is because your a good teacher, thank you very much from Spain and send you a big hug

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

@@claymore806 Ah yes. I can see where you might get confused. This view is looking at the scapula and clavicle from the front, through the rib cage, so the humerus will interlock with the glenoid cavity in this correct manner. Its front viewing-the other to the left is from the back. Thanks for asking and Keep Drawing!

[@frankiecardona1656]

glad you enabled the comment section

[@eclipsesolar8345]

Was he a student of Glenn Vilppu ?

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Yes-for a brief time in LA at Art Center College of Design

[@eclipsesolar8345]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 I was thinking it was the case.

[@suntan8573]

Let Artists know they should know anatomy(lessons)upside down and mirror images. Let them know it piecemeal and alike a jig-saw puzzle.

[@OverlightExpress]

oo comments, ty for the content as always tho

[@haluktuzmenler231]

👍👍👍

[@NeonsStyleHD]

You really need to get a lavallier (lapel mic) and then subtract the room noise from your audio track.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

I'll look into it-or you could donate one! :)

[@NeonsStyleHD]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 Can't donate sorry. However, in the meantime, you can improve your audio greatly just by moving the mic much closer, and then processing the audio track. There's a free program I'm sure you've heard of called Audacity. There's a couple of tutes on my channel how to process your audio (not a plug, lol just useful info), and you'll sound a whole lot better. Do a test of how you'll sound with your current setup, vs mic about hands width (or lavallier mic) from your mouth. You'll be amazed at the difference.

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

NeonsStyle will do!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

@@NeonsStyleHD Any brands you like? Ones to stay away from?

[@NeonsStyleHD]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 Really it depends on your setup. I'm guessing you're using a mic mounted on a camera. You have two options here. You can use a lavalier mic which is a lapel mic, or you can get a shotgun mic (as long as the sensor is in range) and mount that to the camera. Rode make a very good lavalier mic, and there are numerous sources of shotgun mics. Also it depends on your price range too. If I were going for one today I'd probably choose the Rode one, as it made a bit of a stir when it was released as a really good inexpensive lavalier. Do some research into them and microphones; understand what it is exactly you need (clear audio without room noise - preferably radio style voice - so any good podcast mic setup with lavalier will work well for you.) The good thing with the Rode, is (and I may be wrong here. I think it comes with two mics, which would be great if you wanted to do an interview with a collaborator. Really, it comes down to your intended use. If you never plan on doing any interviews, then a shotgun mic might suit better. So I'd sit down and have a good think on what you need, and what your think you might need in the future. The other option is again a shotgun, but mounting it on a boom which will get it closer. The thing about shotgun mics is they a sensitive in one pencil like beam from the end of the mic for a few feet. So they are good for talking to camera, however your setup determines how far you can have it from your face, and whether that's within the mic's sweet sensor range. If not, then maybe a lavalier would be the better choice. Here's the Rode mic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2SzmpSHopJgY5I

[@inkstufftattoo9863]

Aap KZbin pe kyo aate ho?

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

क्यों नहीं? kyon nahin?

[@6VJ9]

Remember... Scapula 😙😙 clavicle

[@artvandelay8830]

A 10-head skeleton? Isn't it?

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Sure!

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

No its 7.5 to 8 heads or so!

[@henrymach]

You should give your skeleton a name, like Yorick or Fortunato

[@drajai8405]

what if that skeleton moves his head 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thedrawingdatabase8743]

Or if it moves it's ass!!!??? Draw it anyway right!?? :)

[@drajai8405]

@@thedrawingdatabase8743 😶😶😶😶 right sir... And thanks for make it free

[@Nicolas-mg1sj]

first coment hahah