I tried my hardest to create this tutorial. I am not sure about my ability to teach anything anatomy-wise. If you believe this tutorial could be better, tell me, and I'll try again some other day.

"As you can see she looks like a normal human" *adds cat ears*

a couple of shortcuts: the legs are as long as the entire torso+the head (without the neck); the feet are as long as the head (since they're as long as the forearms, the forearms are as long as the arms and the arms are as long as the head) This way you don't have to do strange calculations

You’re a life saver most just say “practice more” but how am I supposed to practice when I don’t understand how I’m supposed to practice T^T

I swear ever time I watch him my art looks so much better

AYY I WAS JUST LOOKING THROUGH HIS TUTORIALS

I turned on captions and your sneeze is apparently "awesome" 11:15

Ty man I've been drawing my heads 3x the size of the body💀

Making the leg measure easier: As he said, torsos and head should be 1:1:1, so for the leg instead of getting a line from the upper to the lower torso and adding half of it (making from 1:1 to 1:1:1) you can just get the line from the lower torso to the head. long story short the legs length equal the entire upper body.

builder bob is afraid of how this guy can fix art with so simple tips that can make any artist art look good

I'm so happy that you are making videos more often

Well another great learning here I only learn shading and outline needed

"Anatomy tutorials suck on google images" you didn't have to tell me I already knew 😂. So bad.

whoaaa i was just dying because of proportions

I understood everything. I’m pretty impressed with your teaching ability when it comes to proportions. You should do more anatomy tutorials, like hands and feet ext.

i have noticed something, when measuring the legs, the "add another half" is not needed if you take measure from the full upper body To simplify The lower half is equal in height to the upper half (Head included)

This is the first genuinely great tut for BEGINNERS. Breaking down anatomy like that and discussing proportions gave my my confidence in full body which is something I've always struggled with so thank you and please never stop

Now this is a nice birthday present

Your tutorials have taught me more than years of my life tryna draw lol, I gave up a while back but your vids are helping me get back on track

I can't believe it, right when I needed a tutorial for body proportions you coincidentally posted a video about it

Wow! Ty, I’ve been trying to learn how to draw for a while, so:)

Thanks to you, I understood human proportions and it'll help me improve my art! Thank you so much! 🤩😁

I admire these long form lessons. It has length needed to ACTUALLY break something down for a layman to understand. Most youtubers are worried about audience retention, so its never broken down enough

I have been struggling arms and legs for years! Thank you very much for making it simple to understand for us.

I was doing fine then started an important project.. then.. all the anatomy knowledge I had just gone..reduced to atoms.

my proportion : if it looks good its correct

Your tutorial on this and line art helped me improve in just an hour, good lord finally things are starting to make sense

These tutorials are very useful, I've been searching around youtube to find good tutorials and you always do a good job explaining.

I hope this man make alot of money from this video, this video is extremely useful holy hell.

Really helpfull ! Could you make one about perspective ? Really struggle with that part.

Pog Suisei says "P O G"

TYSM this video helped me a lot as im trying to learn anatomy!!! I really liked how it turned out!

Thank you! earlier I was panicking because I couldn't really understand how anatomy works, but then I saw your video and it made my view on anatomy a bit more understanding! I really enjoy your videos! I was able to understand how to shade properly thanks to you!! keep up the amazing work✨ I look forward to more of your videos!

i know this is a 2 year old vid but i’ve been struggling with how to make proportions the proper size since it looked off, and this helped a lot!!! and i want to say tysm

My man you seriously changed my art entirely for the better, like actually for the past month I’ve gotten better at proportions like actually thank you so much.

As a artist this tutorial seriously helped me- I can never draw goof proportions and I always end up making a pile of garbage- SO THANK YOUU

Finally , something that actually helps me

the holy one has uploaded!

somenormalartist:look at some tutorial for male anatomy by your fav yter my favourite yter:somenormalartist

Istg every time I watch him my art looks 10x better, never knew the head was 3x the size of the body lol

I could never understand anatomy lengths at a normal perspective but following along with the tutorial and actually creating it myself really helped me understand proportions. I don’t know why but I always thought the chest was larger than the head and that the arms were larger than our feet. Maybe because my chest seems large when I look down at it and my feet look small because of how far they are from my head in comparison to my arms.

Holy shit this is exactly what I needed

The freaking timing, I've been searching for this over the internet, come back on KZfaq and here you are

bro, when i think about what i can improve, you come out of nowhere showing exactly what i needed such a legend

note: i havent finished the video so idk if he included these, but: ALSO: I am in no way a professional artist, this is just what helped *ME* . WHEN STARTING OUT: trace the basic shapes in photos (literally any model photos bc they usually have good form/height) i recommend starting out with dynamic poses, because when you start out with stiff poses, it's harder to not apply that stiffness to other poses. (just what I have heard/experienced) (I also started out by learning perspective. ex: 1 point, 2 point, and so on. i checked out boxes, train tracks, chairs, tables, drawers, paintings, and rooms. It was very basic, but useful.) 2. once you are comfortable with the basic shapes (and i mean comfortable. take your time. a day or two is a very short amount of time.) you can replicate those shapes without tracing. it takes a lot of practice, but make sure you note the differences, so you can fix them the next time. 3. You've learned the shapes and fluency. Now what? *FOCUS ON THE PROPORTIONS!* I usually go head to toe, because I won't just be drawing feet without knowing the head, but that's COMPLETELY up to you. 4. I recommend not micro-focus on the details of the face (eyes/nose/mouth etc.) learn where they are, and how they're placed, but you don't need to learn how to draw them right away! (unless you want to) it took me around 2-3 months per body part (it really differs on how you learn/process information,. it might take you a shorter/longer amount of time. 5. TIP: when you do anatomy, make sure you note all the shapes in the individual body part, and then apply the proportions. 6. SKETCH. SKETCH. SKETCH. (loose, quick poses) 7. TAKE NOTESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! i cannot stress this enough, but taking notes was really important in my art journey. I noted what was wrong, fixed it, and kept improving my techniques that way. 8. draw often, not necessarily daily, and draw when you feel motivated. I mean, I DO NOT have the time or energy to draw every day, and everyone has their own social life. When I'm procrastinating I produce work that I am not satisfied with! As long as you practice right (try new things, use your notes to improve/apply new techniques) Go to Pinterest for models. HONESTLY BEST PLACE FOR THEM. Now that you know proportions, have some awareness of the perspective, and can confidently draw a body, you can personalize it! Look to your fav artists for inspiration, but be mindful of copying their work. You don't want to do that. :) it's a long journey that never actually ends. AND REMEMBER: DO NOT COMPARE YOURSELVES WITH OTHER ARTISTS. ONLY WITH YOUR PAST WORK TO SEE YOUR IMPROVEMENT. you'd be surprised at how much you've improved in a few months/years. Art is a skill, that you have to LEARN and put effort into. Hope this helped :) if you have any questions, please ask me :)

I love how _refined_ your basic drawing is!

it's always a good day when you see this guy post a tutorial video

This is actually easy to understand since the size of the limb really confuses me most of the time, good job dude

Just when we needed him, he came out with a video

Bless you. Edit: Also, now that I watched it to the end, wow. Thats the best proportion tutorial Ive ever seen.

this is a life saver! please do a tutorial on how to draw hands. drawing them make me suffer

what i do for my arm proportions, is I measure it to roughly shoulder to shoulder and use that length as a reference to roughly proportion one arm segment.

Holy, I have been struggling with proportions recently and this video helped *a lot* I really appreciate this video was posted because without this I would’ve been struggling for years not knowing this... thank you so much❤️

Never thought of making proportions with some shortcuts like this, it really helped me a lot

11:18 almost get a heart attack, that sneeze really scared me lol

As a artist, this is very helpful. You also talked about many thing I did know about. Thanks, this will help me a lot.

you were on my recommended and honestly what a blessing

wow- this helped me improve a LOT! And I'm not joking! Think of an 8 year old's proportions, and think of a professionals! That's how much I've improved because of this! I'm surely subscribing and turning on all notifs :)

This helped so much… I’m not gonna completely copy the sketch, all I need is to know about the correct sizes and stuff, but still, amazing work on explaining and treating us like a person and not your student PS, the undo button was really your friend there

I gasped when u did the head measurement to torso ratio ohmygod that tip just saved my art

The way you get the length of the leg is what help me the most in this video thanks man grate video :)

MY GUY YOU ARE A GOD THANK YOU

Very helpful. I've been learning art for a couple years now and this is a good bit of help. I own a few anatomy books for art but they never seem to explain well proportions. As a matter of fact I don't see anything about ways to correctly exagurate anatomy either. I wish more people taught that stuff.

Very useful. I’m somebody who sucks with proportions (e.g my legs are always super long and I draw curvy characters way too often) and this actually really helped a lot. Thanks!

Thanks so much man. Always come to your videos when others’ aren’t showing results.

You just became my favourite artist

this just gave me so much more possibilities in poses and styles. Thank you

I would personally like to see a Clip Studio Paint brush tutorial from you. I saw that you made one for Paint SAI and I’d really appreciate it if you could show us what brushes you use and how to obtain them.

This is exactly what I needed to see man thanks 🙏

علمتني الكثير شكرا لك انا احبك جدا واحب كل رسوماتك 😭💓♥️ You taught me a lot. Thank you. I love you so much. I love your drawings. Sorry if my writing is not clear. I don't know English very well. 🤍

literally the most helpful youtuber i’ve stubled upon

I KNEW IT I KNEW PROPORTIONS IS WHAT I NEEDED

i love this tutorial, i never liked the 7 head tutorials, i like this spin on it more

the comment about the feet being the same size of the forearm blew my mind... I had to check for myself!

the sneeze really startled me

Thank you I hope. This helps me because I've been struggling a lot on proportions

Finding this channel is a blessing

This tutorial is easy to understand, thank you very much! I'm trying to learn poses right now and this video is really helpful

I didn't search for this tutorial, the tutorial find me. Either way it is a good guide for beginners since I'am indeed a beginner and not able to draw a full body yet.

that was easiest and smartest explanation of body proportions. thanks man, very very Helpful !

Bro, you really help a lot to people who has difficult to learning drawing and painting (including me) for far my favorite channel!

Dude thank you so much! I have been drawing bald anime heads for 6 months and now I can finally add a body to them! thank you!

thank you, this really helped!

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR THANK YOU SO MUCH

Man, i really love your channel, I am a beginner digital artist and I trying to get better, and discovering your channel was really amazing, you really help me a lot with your videos and I'm grateful for that :)

We will never stop making fun of your toolbar positions

THANK YOU!! I’ve been trying to improve and do full bodies, or at least more than heads, shoulders, and hands. I feel like a complete failure because my art just isn’t enough anymore. I want to be better at this all, but I can’t even figure out how to practice properly. Practicing the wrong way just hammers worse art into your skills.

thank you soo muchhh this helps a lot

omg this helps a lot!, i understand your tutorial more than the others, i clearly understand you. thanks for this!

thank you for making this short and simple!

This is pure gold

Been having a hard time with body proportions lately! This helps so much!!! Thank youuuu! 💛

As a beginner , I will now try this immediately

This is the most useful tutorial ever this deserves more views 😟

Finally no more abnormally long torsos. Thanks dude

Absolute king of anime art tutorials 👑

I just started drawing and dont know where to start, this tutorial helped me a lot!

ty...this helped a lot

12:18 “As you can see from this drawing, she does look normal” I think I’ve been on the internet for too long to see that as Manyakis’ Nicole Watterson 😭

Bless you (for the sneeze)