Skillshare is an online education platform with thousands of classes taught by the world’s best practitioners. Take the first few lessons now to be notified as soon as new lessons are posted. Finally, you’ll spend the last four lessons bringing it all together for some impressively accurate full-body illustrations.īy taking the time to practice each muscle group over the course of this 28-day challenge, you’ll walk away able to draw bodies without batting an eye. After that, a new lesson will be released every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday until September 27th, going through each core area of the body-the arms, legs, torso, and back-and giving you a crash course on the form of the anatomy (the general muscle structures) as well as the function (how those muscles change as the body moves). To start, you’ll get an overview of Jazza’s three-step process for drawing realistic bodies, learning the basic blocking techniques that will support you throughout the class. Throughout this challenge, illustrator and animator Josiah “Jazza” Brooks will break it down to the basics and make drawing human anatomy as easy as possible. Whether you want to draw super muscular superheroes or more true-to-life characters, understanding anatomy is critical when drawing bodies-yet it can be one of the most challenging subjects to master as an artist.

For more in-depth instruction on drawing anatomy-and a four-week program follow for practice-join Jazza on Skillshare for 28-Day Drawing Challenge: Anatomy for Illustration and Comics, his latest Skillshare Original: Ġ0:27 Drawing Anatomy: Basic Blocking with Jazza He defines “blocking” and “reverse blocking,” two go-to illustration methods, and shares other figure-drawing tips along the way.

Here, Josiah “Jazza” Brooks shares how to draw bodies by starting with individual segments.

Drawing anatomy may seem advanced, but it’s all about mastering a few simple techniques.

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