آموزش ترسیم بدن انسان بر اساس آناتومی

You'll Learn

Drawing Basics: Dessin and Croquis
Dessin and croquis are the basics behind all drawings. Learn to observe a subject in detail, gather and manage references, replicate, etc.

Depicting Differences in Face Shape According to Head Shape and Gender
Learn how to draw different head shapes and the heads of each gender according to facial muscle characteristics and angles.
Depicting the Spine and the Hips That Form the Framework of the Torso
Learn to draw the spine, ribs, hips, etc. that form the essence of the torso according to different bone structures and gender.
Ways to Depict the Arms and Legs to Bring Out the Details of the Drawing
Learn to depict the arms and legs on a human body according to core skeletal framework and muscle shape, and how to add details like veins.
Depiction Technique That Helps Express Movement of the Human Body
Get insights on creating a natural feel through the arms, legs, hands, feet, etc. where the most movement occurs on the human body.

Background Technique
for an Added Touch of Realism
Creating realistic surroundings is just as important as the character! Learn to draw backgrounds that are realistic and dynamic.
Coloso illustration Class Details
Turn Your Concept Into a Drawing!
Get conceptual drawing insights about costume design, emotional states, background expression, and more to fully

In-depth Look

01. Introduction of the Artist, Jeonghyun Seok

What led him to drawing, brief introduction & work experience
Definition of mainstream illustration
What is a character?
Importance of characters

2. What Does a "Well-drawn Image" Mean

What is drawing?
Differences and focal points of dessin, sketch, and croquis
Why the "act" of drawing is valuable
Rules for creating a well-drawn illustration

3 Copy Practice

Importance of copying
The reasons why it’s difficult to copy human figures
How to get better with copying

4. Drawing Human Figures

Differences between drawing objects, animals, and humans
Why it’s difficult to draw human figures
How to better draw human figures

5. Tools and Materials

Introducing drawing programs: Painter focused
Importance and necessity of layers
Selecting a drawing device
Importance of using a familiar tool
Tips on learning how to use a program

06. Default Appearance of Living Organisms

Pre-drawing warm-up: Drawing a circle
Basic conditions of a living organism
The skeletal function of the torso and limbs
Torso movements that express emotion

7. Human Body Proportions

Basic full body proportions and body types
Importance of basic proportions
Differences in body types: Gender & more
Effects of arm & leg length on the external appearance

8. Framework of the Senses: Head Bones

Frontal and profile proportions & drawing the jawbone
Skull and facial bones: drawing a half-profile
Shape of the skull depending on race, gender, and age.

9. Essence of a Character: Eyes - Part. 1

Shape and structure of the eyeball, its functions, and role
Detailed external appearance of the eyes and the names of its parts

10. Essence of a Character: Eyes - Part. 2

Considering the structure and function of the eyes while drawing
Different eye expressions used in cartoons

11. Other Sensory Organs: Nose, Lips, Ears

Structures and Functions: The nose
Structures and Functions: The lips
Structures and Functions: The ears

12. Facial muscles: masticatory muscles and muscles for facial expressions

Two groups of facial muscles: masticatory muscles and muscles for facial expressions
The primary muscles for facial expression and their functions
Frontal layer of face fat

13. Facial Expressions

Principles of muscular action
Depicting facial expressions: Happiness, sadness, disgust, surprise, fear, contempt

14. Pillars of the Human Body: The Torso

Drawing the structure of the thoracic skeleton, ribs, and hips
Distinguishing the vertebral column and the vertebrae
Drawing the profile and the half-profile of the torso skeleton

15. Drawing the Half-profile of the Torso Skeleton

Profile of the torso skeleton: three-dimensional depiction of the rib cartilage and hips
Rear profile of the torso skeleton: rear view of vertebrae, thoracic skeleton, and hips

16. Functional Skeletal System: Arm Bones

Shoulder girdle: appearances and roles of shoulder blade and collarbone
Structure of the upper arm and forearm, and the name of each part
Pronation and supination movements / carrying angle of the arm

17. 6 Stages of Torso Muscles

Explaining how to differentiate the 6 stages by layer
Chest and back muscles that move the arm
Abdominal and flank muscles that bend the body

18. 5 Stages of Arm Muscles

Upper arm muscles connected to the torso
Forearm muscles that move the hand
Basic route of the veins on arms

19. Functional Skeletal System: Leg Bones

Pelvic girdle: hips
Femur, shank bone, and calf bone / Q-angle
Basic appearance of the feet bones
Why the femur must be long

20. Leg Muscles

Thigh muscles connected to the hips
Hamstring at the back of the thigh
Calf muscles that lift up the heel
Comparing the muscles of the arms and legs
21. Key Parts of the Human Body: Hands and Feet

Proportions of the palm and the back of the hand
Default posture of the hand / applied drawing
Structure of the foot and simplification tips
Lateral / medial longitudinal arches of the foot
Varying appearances of feet / shoes

22. Conceptualization Part 1: Superhero Sketch

Setting up the canvas size and workspace
Simple planning of the character and background: concept ideation
Character rough sketch: tips for a natural-looking pose
Revising and applying the full skeleton and muscles: drawing a basic human figure
23. Conceptualization Part 2: Getting to Work

Tips on adjusting canvas size
Full body fat distribution
Outlining: Depicting costumes / simple costume wrinkles
Filling in the base color / default color
24. Conceptualization Part 3: Value & Tone

Principles and understanding of value & tone
Drawing bright (light) tones using an eraser
Depicting dark (shadow) tones
25. Conceptualization Part 4: Character Drawing Process

Outline organization / adding dark tones
Detailed depiction of the character & costume / process of creating facial expressions & impressions
What to do before researching references
26. Conceptualization Part 4: Finalizing the Character

Finalizing your character: applying makeup
Adding highlights / high shadows
Process of referencing photographs and searched image references
Tips and tricks for organizing the finishing touches
A simple chat about style and mindset
27. Conceptualization Part 5: Drawing Backgrounds

Purpose of a background in character illustrations
Tips and examples on drawing a structure based on perspective
The fastest way is consistency
Finding the aspects of work that give you joy
28. Conceptualization Part 6: Finalization

Adding lighting effects and colors to the background using layers
Finalizing the character: example of adding decorative details and finishing off the outlines / example on how to blend characters in with the background
Drawing explosion effects / drawing halos (side light) effect
Applying final touches: atmospheric effects and textures

29. Wrap Up & Simple Words of Advice

How to create a portfolio
What you should show with your portfolio
Information you need on your business card and things to keep in mind
How to deliver your message in a drawing
The 2:8 rule: you can't control how the client or the readers react to your drawings