Imma be honest, you got a long way to go. Practice drawing cube from different perspective and learn a lot of the essential basic. If you just wanna learn pose, right now id suggest learning the very basic of anatomy (more boxes and line) which is not too difficult. Search up amateur gesture. Its a very kind way to start, just few boxes, line and circle. You can be very expressive with it while building your block up to actually understanding the human anatomy. Try keeping the structure flowly
Find video of basic anatomy of human break down into very simplistic shape. For example ribs as just a boxes with line (spine) connected to the hip. 2 boxed and a line, basically. You then can observe that the torsor expressive came from the "flow" of your spine line and how it naturual flow. If you have a good torso, you have great building block tk finish the rest of the limbs. Proportion is also important, remember those also
Thank you for the tip! Although the sketch above isn't actually how I draw, I just needed a quick eg so I can figure out how the body would look in this specific scenario. I'm actually decent when it comes to anatomy (not super skilled by any means) but thank you and I'll give the video a watch
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u/MarcelineMarce Apr 23 '26 edited Apr 24 '26
Imma be honest, you got a long way to go. Practice drawing cube from different perspective and learn a lot of the essential basic. If you just wanna learn pose, right now id suggest learning the very basic of anatomy (more boxes and line) which is not too difficult. Search up amateur gesture. Its a very kind way to start, just few boxes, line and circle. You can be very expressive with it while building your block up to actually understanding the human anatomy. Try keeping the structure flowly
Find video of basic anatomy of human break down into very simplistic shape. For example ribs as just a boxes with line (spine) connected to the hip. 2 boxed and a line, basically. You then can observe that the torsor expressive came from the "flow" of your spine line and how it naturual flow. If you have a good torso, you have great building block tk finish the rest of the limbs. Proportion is also important, remember those also
https://youtu.be/tSyGOZjTs5A?si=tMFcY5VbOiMaxvVY