Understanding the Back Muscles Anatomy of the Torso for Artists

[@shavalodxsyn4463]

Proko broke his lessons up in different sections. This may seem at first like an advantage, however, all lessons seem to be disjointed. And no overall examples for the "whole" picture for the back in motion is given. Therefore, thanks a lot for your lesson helped me a lot!

[@2minutes58]

This helped alot! Proko is fine but I don't really understand his videos much. Thank you!

[@InThisStyleGMinor]

Proko is like popcorn anatomy, although I think KZbin sections are just bs and misleading on purpose so you feel confused and buy his courses

[@lovelettar]

i really love when you label a real person photo along with three d muscle. It’s so straight forward and clear to see, I’ve memorized all the back muscles theoretically but still don’t know how to present them realistically, thank you sooooo much this is exactly what we need to understand that!

[@lonelyboi8840]

Woah i definitely understand this video more than Proko's back muscles. Not saying his videos are bad, i love this and his videos.

[@AndriyAndriyAndriy]

Definitely one of the best videos explaining anatomy with examples, thank you very much

[@narutosen1872]

maybe the most complete and easiest to understand video about back muscle. this channel deserve more recognition

[@squidy2522]

the break downs of the photos were very helpful thank you

[@transpirio_art]

Had been struggling to understand the back muscles until now.Thank you very much.

[@Victory3D]

Glad to help! Thanks for watching 👍

[@theafrokuumbadancers]

Thank you for this!❤

[@salviadorrii]

Watching you draw on the picture and then on the 3-D model was extremely helpful thank you

[@gabeno_delfino]

great video, hope you make an understanding front muscles of the torso tutorial video really soon

[@PhilipVanHeerden-t9j]

Great tutorial! Where can I get the anatomy body in Zbrush?

[@noorjahanbegum9286]

Amazing.. Ma'am you deserve way more subscribers... Respect! 👍😁

[@jimenakalloi1377]

Great video, thank u so much!

[@bobbysands5385]

Loads of help here. Thank you very much!

[@lindon6066]

Thank you for this! I really needed this tutorial right now.

[@KorhalKk]

"M'kay" girl version of Mr. Mackey, love it. Very informative, it will make my studies a lot of more intuitive.

[@kura83janko]

a lots of help, agree. perfect video

[@shi2866]

Thanks! I was struggling with the back :'3

[@michaelhagen9714]

Thank you! This really was helpful to understanding the back muscles!

[@teios_art]

You helped me a lot, thank you

[@Konstantine5r7ik7]

Thank you 🙏

[@bruhbruh590]

This is really good! Thank you.

[@nirenvanik3979]

Extremely helpful! Thank you so much for this! ❤️

[@joycanmakeit]

Thanks a lot that you share the knowledge!!

[@chichasone8768]

this is so helpful

[@theartofryz]

Can you tell me where you go the live model references from?

[@sockpop]

incredibly helpful, thank you :)

[@Victory3D]

Glad it was helpful!

[@khakikohii]

Thank you!!

[@elsagrace3893]

I love your voice and pronunciation. I am so curious to know where you are from.

[@TuringMachine001]

I work out and I'm actually watching this to improve my mind-muscle connection

[@elhamibrahim691]

this was a wonderful help for me. Thank you very much. I have a question for everyone. In todays modern age of computer graphics, is it a waste of time trying to learn anatomy from still images in books? I

[@vloopyart]

I would say look at them still, but cross reference with looking at a 3d model.

[@romelmadrayart]

Was actually hopoing to see the contraction and extension of the muscles under different examples, the stretch on the insertions to the bone, and actually how it would look artistically under different light conditions. Its ok for a find and seek exercise, but would have hoped in 3D it would have shown more,

[@vloopyart]

It sure is difficult to find sources for that, I think its best to look at high definition videos on youtube of people working out or just people moving in general. Proko does mention all the insertions and some movements which are great! Heck i've also seen multiple great artists say look at pron, haha lots of movement there, but make sure its truly (HD).

[@valhazlife]

so helpful ty!!

[@emaginenations]

Hey, I know this is an older video but I see that you still react to comments so I wanted to ask you if there is any way to get that 3D model. I've been looking everywhere and I can't find a 3D model where you can hide specific muscles on different layers. (Even prokos models only have them seperated as far as I can tell) I looked up your course and as far as I can tell it's not included. That would be so helpful!

[@Victory3D]

Hi there, Yes, you can get it if you sign up for this course: victory3d.com/p/human-anatomy-for-artists You get the full body anatomy with each individual muscle fibers, but you will need Zbrush to open it. :)

[@emaginenations]

@@Victory3D Hey, thanks so much. That is fantastic news. Since it's a membership service, do you know if I'll be able to access the file once the membership is over? And do you know if the free Zbrush (mini) is enough to open it?

[@Victory3D]

@@emaginenations If you want lifetime access, you will have to choose the download option: victory3d.com/p/human-anatomy-for-artists-dl I don't think there is a free Zbrush. You can download it for 30 day trial I think. :)

[@emaginenations]

@@Victory3D There is a free version called zbrush mini - either way I'm really thankful you took the time and effort to answer my questions. Thanks a lot, hope you're having a good rest of the day :')

[@wcherokee100]

How can I get that zbrush file ?

[@shi2866]

He answered that in a recent comment

[@justyourfriendlyneighbourh3315]

I’m trying to imagine the anatomy of yujiro hanma’s back

[@fanofshereen]

There are not two male or female bodybuilders who have identical looking backs. Im still struggling to find a useful tutorial to sculpt a very muscular female back. Didnt find this video useful either.

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[@bobbyburger9]

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