In this lesson, we learn to draw the basic proportions of the human figure as 8 heads tall.

Here are many of the images created during the course. You can use them as references during the exercises.

Skeletons to use.

In this lesson, we learn to draw the skeleton from the front view.

In this lesson, we draw the skeleton from the back view. We learn some important ideas about bones that are useful for drawing the human figure.

In this lesson, we draw the skeleton from the side view.

In this lesson, we draw the skeleton from a 3/4 angle view.

Now we get into all the muscles and where they attach. This knowledge will get you drawing the figure from imagination, but without having at least the basic skeleton down first, there is no way this information will help. The skeleton is the foundation for the muscles.

We learn about the pecks and where they attach to get the best understanding of how to draw this area of the body once we add skin.

Knowing the insertion points of the deltoid and triceps will greatly help with drawing the figure from mind.

The obliques can be difficult to learn, but the way I teach, you will get it in no time.

Back muscles seem difficult until you learn the very few muscles and where they attach. Suddenly, drawing back muscles from imagination seems easy.

We learn the thigh muscles and where they attach.

We continue to learn about the thigh muscles and where they attach.

Really take your time with the forearms. They are complicated. They take time to master.

We continue to learn about the forearm muscles. This is the hardest part of the course, so take your time.

Learning the calves isn't as hard as the forearm, so the hardest part is out of the way. Now let's break down the muscles in the lower leg and where they attach.

In this lesson, we learn to draw the mannequin of the female front view. This is important to drawing the figure in any pose easily.

In this lesson, we learn to draw the mannequin of the female in side and angle views. This is important to drawing the figure in any pose easily.

In this lesson, we learn to draw the mannequin of the female back view. This is important to drawing the figure in any pose easily.

In this lesson, we learn to draw the mannequin of the male front view and angle view. This is important to drawing the figure in any pose easily.

In this lesson, we learn to draw the form of the male figure from the side, in a simplified way that you can use to quickly sketch poses.

In this lesson, we learn to draw the form of the male figure from the back, in a simplified way that you can use to quickly sketch poses.

Hands are like learning to draw some alien figure. Seriously. They are hard, but these hand lessons will get you drawing hands like never before.

We continue to learn the hands, this time learning the few muscles in them. The skeleton of the hand and two major muscles make up the shape of the hand.

Adding skin to the hand is simple once you have mastered the skeleton and the few muscles.

Now that we know how to draw the anatomy of the hand, let's draw several poses of the hand, to learn more how it looks and works, so you can draw hand gestures and poses from your imagination.

Let's continue to draw more hand poses.

We are now going to draw some elegant hand poses.

And now for some final hand drawings to sum things up.

Feet aren't as difficult as hands, but they still might take a while to master.

The muscles of the feet are few, so we can relax a bit here and learn them.

We draw the feet from a few angles and poses.

In this lesson, we learn how to draw the feet from the side views.

In this lesson, we learn how to draw the back and bottom views of the foot from imagination.

You might not realize it, but learning to draw the skull is a very important foundation to understanding how to draw heads and faces from your imagination. You will be surprised how much better your faces and heads are after learning this.

Let's learn the sideview of the skull, so you can better your profile drawings.

I know that learning the skull seems tedious, but this is the last lecture for skulls.

And now we learn how to add the skin onto the face.

We draw different faces to learn more about the head.

In this section, we learn how to draw skin. This is the final details you add to a figure.

Now we draw the skin on the profile view of the male figure.

Finally, we learn to draw the skin on the back view of the male figure.

We draw the skin on the female figure, both the front and side view.

We conclude with drawing the female skin from all views.

We learn the basic muscle map for the back view, then how to shade the skin. Adding skin onto the figure, drastically changes how the figure looks, so this is important to learn. However, it is not hard to learn how to shade the figure once you know the forms of the muscles.

Now we are going to go deeper into poses that are often hard to draw from mind because we never learned how the muscles look in those views, but if you keep in mind where the muscles attach, you can logically figure it out.

We are now going to learn how muscles change shape when flexed, stretched, etc. This is muscles in action.

We continue to learn muscles in action. Of important note here, we are going to learn how to draw the cords in the neck that we see when someone flexes their neck.

The elbow and knee can seem very difficult at first, so we go over them in more detail, like how they look when bent at different angles.

Finally, we go over how the torso looks when bent at different angles.

There are many types of bodies, so to make your figures more diverse, we are going to learn all the body types, and how and where the fat builds up to create those body types. It isn't enough for a teacher to just say, here is this body type, and not explain how and why we get that body type. Once you understand the fat system and where fat builds up in the different body types, not only will you be able to draw all body types from imagination, but you will be able to invent new body types.

Yes, males also have more than one body type, because fat doesn't build up in the same proportions on every male, so in this lecture, we will learn all about male body fat.

We Will learn the different types of female bodies and where the fat builds up.

In this lecture, we are going to put all the knowledge we learned in this course and draw some figures in different poses, and all from imagination, without any references. We are going to create!

In this bonus video, I show how to draw the figure at different ages, from baby to adult.

This bonus video shows how to properly draw breasts in 3/4s view.

A brief overview of everything we went through in the course. Thanks for watching.