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Kibbitzer — Body proportions TUTORIAL
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I made this tutorial free for everybody on patreon 'cause I think it is too useful!Hebes-drawings is helping me to translate the whole drawing manual!
If you want to help me spread the voice! <3
BTW my teacher is Massimo dall'Oglio!
I owe him so much XD
BTW if you think that this is useful and you are interested on patreon
you can find more than 200 poses and various stuff for $5 per month!
(or just the standard sheets for $1 per month).
use it for your exercises if you need, but don't trace it and
put the credits if you publish it please X'D
enjoy them!
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¿Alguien podría traducir esto? qwwwwwwwwwwwwwq
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"La cabeza cabe en el cuerpo 7-8 veces" es lo que nos han enseñado. Ok, es verdad, pero no es suficiente! ¿Como proporcionamos cada parte individual?. Mi profesor me enseño a siempre mirar la vida real para aprender, de hecho muchas cosas son tan obvias que no las notamos! "Cabemos en una maleta"
Eso nos dice que si dividimos en secciones las partes del cuerpo , notaremos que las medidas se repiten. Por ejemplo, al agacharse, notaras que las rodillas tocan los hombros!
Las medidas del "hombro al codo" y "muñeca al codo" Calzan también!
También "Caderas a rodilla" y "rodilla a tobillo"
para comprobar que la longitud de la pierna esta bien debemos hacerla coincidir con los hombros, para los brazos es diferente, El codo coincide con los huesos de la cadera ¡Pruébalo tu mismo!
Un buen artista es un buen observador, pero a veces es necesario un guía para llevarte en el buen camino!
Después de esta lección, un vasto nuevo mundo se abrió para mi!
Mejor tarde que nunca.
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Could you do a specific tutorial for Head / face proportions? Drawing a face to look right is my worst nightmare...
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Your expressions on these guys are hilarious 
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I've got a questions: The reference sheets only have these few examples or these are just samples? The paid sheet have more content?
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I can't believe I've never noticed this, this changes a lot of things, thankyou
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Hmmm.. I always learned that head #3 (From top to bottom) ended close to the bellybutton and head #4 ended close to the crotch area.
Have you ever heard of/tried those proportions before? I'm wondering if I was taught wrong because my torsos always feel a little elongated to me, while yours look very nice!
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Those are just standard measures! I don't think your way is wrong
'cause in the end we are aaaaall different and nobody is perfectly proportionate XD
then you might be a little more cartoonish or manga or realistic in your drawing style!
we should consider many things...
BUT whatever it is your style...if the pose looks "natural" it's fine! XD
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7-8 heads is only an artistic device to "memorize" how to draw the human figure, from memory lol. I don't even have to tell you that I'm sure lol. I struggle going beyond that, I mean when drawing from imagination. How many heads makes a short person or a tall person? How many heads should be the torso, how many the bottom half? By my calculations, for instance, although the proportions for a human female are about 7-1/2 heads, each head is probably a couple inches shorter than the male head, cause men are, on average, taller. I learned this from a Christopher Hart book: the female drawing(with head markings) was on one page and the male drawing was on the other page, and although the heads were about the same the male was taller.
It gets even more complicated when you're drawing cartoons a lot, like I am. For instance, I have a short cartoon gunslinger guy who's fat who's "about" four heads, but his heads a little bigger than a realistically drawn head. See??? Lol.
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nice im just now taking up drawing i hope I get better at it atleast
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Today I learned that I am disproportional ;A;
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Oh my goodness. I have such a hard time with proportions sometimes so this gives me life ;u;
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This is indeed very useful, thank you much for sharing this lesson!
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That-- is actually brilliant. Thank you so much for sharing this ;A; Your teacher's obviously a badass too, but the way you explained this was so perfect!
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It's a great and very helpfull advice! Sometimes the simplest tips can make difficult parts so much easier to draw. <3
Also, it somehow made me remember this video: www.facebook.com/kaisthelimit/…
It's not really an anathomy tutorial or anything, but it also teaches something through pointing out similar proportions, and for me, it sure was extremly enlightening in terms of arm-lenght/shoulder&torso-width proportions.
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This is very helpful for those who are starting with drawing bodies. Personally, I don't really like to measure the body so carefully. But I do like to make arms roughly the same size as legs, meaning that from shoulder to elbow is about the same size as from hip to knee. Also, what might be helpful to know, is that the length from elbow to wrist is the same as the length of your foot.
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Impressive picture. I got a simillar picture about the proportion but the suitcase is totally new.
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Extremely informative, gotta play around with this.
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My elbows line up with my waist, not my hip bones... but that's what you have in the drawing. The text says hip bones though.
Anyway, a very helpful reference, thank you
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They lines they've draw to indicate the actual hip 'bones' look too high in my opinion.. They're even too high to mark out obliques. They better represent the waist and lovehandles area.
I think everybody's elbows match with their waist because mine do as well and that's how I've always drawn my bodies!
(I know this comment's a bit old, but I figured I could help a lil~ c: )
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Just oooone liiiiiitle question: How did you find out a grown human can fit in a suitcase...hmm love?
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My teacher locked me in a suitcase(???) XD
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HAHAHA nooo XD
BUT HE WOULD TOTALLY DO THAT.
He likes to hurt his students in so many different ways!
He's fucking crazy X'D
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Isn't that illegal? XD Something to do with assault XD
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJjxuQ…
Behold video!
I've seen it once on a game show too
Edit: I just linked the first one I found, there are others
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I was making a joke. I suspect Kibbitzer will come back with something along the lines of "I admit nothing."
XD i understand proportions just fine. XD
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This was very helpful, thank you for spending the time to do this
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my teacher is the smart one!
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Con 'teacher' intendi che ti segue da vicino, o che semplicemente fai riferimento a lui?
Io mi trovo male comunque col suo metodo, le sue forme mi sembrano troppo approssimative, non so come si riesce a disegnare figure comvincenti usando quel metodo. Preferisco gli artisti americani ed il loro metodo. (In particolare mi piace questo www.anatomytools.com/instructo… )
Comunque vedo che anche tu usi proporzio0ni più umane (la famigerata divisione in 8 teste ai miei occhi fa apparire la figura sproporzionata e sbilanciata, e va bene solo per chi è affetto da gigantismo o da acromegalia)
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