Figure Drawing Lesson 005 - Your First Milestone - Figure Drawing Storyboard Guide (Part 2/3)
Figure Drawing Lesson 005 - Your First Milestone - The Structure of Man (Part 2)
Learn to Draw the Human Figure From Your Mind with Riven Phoenix
This visual storyboard guide for Figure Drawing Lesson 005 - Your First Milestone provides step-by-step figure drawing instruction with annotated frames and detailed descriptions.
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human figure, right?
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These are very basic rules.
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And here we know that where this was the navel, the crotch, when we divide in three parts
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over here, we're going to go to the left of this and we'll just draw out the bone over
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here for the leg and we're just going to wear this area is for the above of the knee,
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we're just going to curve this like this and really just make it balance itself.
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So it doesn't fall over and this gives us the leg here for the foot.
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I'm just going to keep this very simple for now because we haven't gotten far into that
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understanding yet.
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I'm just going to make it like this and this gives us the basic structure for the foot.
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And obviously for the, where the arm is where the shoulder is going to be, we know that
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the clavicle is going to come, remember, over here, here in the front wheel, we had said
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it's got to be here.
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So when it comes like this, it's just going to be right over here, right?
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And then you can just draw out a line over here just like this.
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And this is where the crotch is, remember the pendulum over here and just draw out like
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a hand over here for now, just a circle, no big deal.
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This is where the navel, sorry, this is where the navel is, the belly button and over
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here like a pendulum, we know that the elbow is going to be roughly around here.
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So this gives us the side of the human figure.
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So now if we draw, I'm going to come around here and now I'm going to draw this, I might
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overlap a little bit, that's okay.
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And now here I'm going to draw it out from the front, which is very simple.
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In concept, right, we divide this in half, just approximate it over here, like this.
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And then over here, this is the bottom of the peck muscles, the navel, the bottom of
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the chin, right?
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Then over here, this is where the knees are going to be above this line.
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So we are just going to make it like this here, right?
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Sometimes you might put a line here, just measure it and make sure it's accurate.
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And before moving on, just make sure that this is in the middle, you measure everything
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pretty much correctly over here.
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So once this is done, I'm going to now just draw out, remember, it's really the same thing.
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From here to here, if I had, if I, from here to here, if I come in the middle, come down,
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I know it's just going to be like a circle over here, right?
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So it's just going to be like this, right?
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We didn't draw the front of the head like this before, but I'm just showing you from
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the front.
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It would just be like this, that's where I'm getting the shape from, right?
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So here I'm just going to erase that circle in here, I just wanted to show you that in
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the back, you can do that when we get to that part.
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Okay, so here's the bottom of the peck muscles over here, we're going to get the clavicle
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see over here, it's the clavicle, then over here, is this guy over here, right?
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You got that space, that's why I did it here because I need this area of the space here
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to show.
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Okay, so once we have this, we know that okay, we can start to make out the chest cavity
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like this, just rough it in a little bit and just look at the height and just translate
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it, obviously the nipples are not going to be on the line of the bottom of the peck
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muscles, they're going to be above.
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So here I'm just going to curve it in just like this, right?
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This is where the nipples are to the right, just go like this, just sketch it out, just
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be rough about it, and here's the needle from, and this is the bottom of the peck muscles.
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So if I divided this section in half, came down, I knew it was just going to be here, right?
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Just like this, and here I can just make a circle over here, right?
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So once we had this, now the understanding of this is very simple, we knew that it's
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really just the imaginary line over here, we knew that over here where the navel is, it's
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really just dividing this in three different sections, we knew that the junction was going
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to be here, right?
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But meaning that we had changed this and said, well, if the junction is here, we're really
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just going to make this into a three-dimensional top over here of this here in Eclips, over
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here, right?
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I'm drawing this top here like this, right?
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And making sure that I'm not drawing it here, right?
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It's got a match over here to this over here, pretty much.
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I'll just come over here like this, and that's it, and this junction here for this can
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just go like this, and that's it, right?
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And then once we have this, we knew that this line here, right, it was divided in three
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different parts, we knew that the ball joint is going to be roughly around here, right?
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It's got to be roughly around here, matching this, just a little side of this, so I'm just
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going to put it like this.
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So see how on chain, just doing it more artistically is just because it's our invention, our idea,
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so we can do it in our own style.
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And for the leg here, I'm just going to make it like this, over here, and make this leg
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over here like this, just pull the lines in here, I'm just going to do the foot like
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this, make it very easy, and then once we get more knowledge, we can begin to understand
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this more, this area of the foot.
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So here is the line for the half of this, right?
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So here, when I'm looking at it, I'm seeing that I should have really, let's put it like
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about here, so it should be like here, right?
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So these are the things that you can adjust as you're going through that process, okay?
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So once we have this, this is the navel area over here, so we can just, I mean, we don't
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have to put a line here, we know that the navel is going to be here, and this is where
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the clavicle is, we know it's an obvious statement that it cannot collide here, so here
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I'm just going to just look at this, look at this, and just put the structure here, the
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clavicle.
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Remember, this has to be up, meaning that this is like a curve going in this up direction,
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right?
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And once we have this, here, we can just draw out the line for the arms, where the crotch
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area is, we know that the wrist is going to be here, draw it the hand like this, where
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the navel is, like a pendulum, right?
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Then I got the elbow, and over here, just do the same exact thing.
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Here, just draw out the hand and over here, for the pendulum, just draw it out like this,
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so we've got the front done, right?
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So we've proved this, and we've proved this, and the last thing we need to prove is the
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back.
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So for the back, just going to do it over here, this is going to be pretty easy now for
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you.
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Right, it's very simple, just find the middle, and then over here, I'm going to do it
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over here, or above, line for the, where the knee is supposed to be above, over here
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is going to be the bottom of the peck, the chin, and then the navel, right?
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So from the back, now I can just draw it the way I did it here, from this here, I'm going
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to divide this in half, go here, I know that this is just, needs to be like a, like a circle
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