I know it’s not anatomy and you’ve kind of covered it before but I’d love an in depth tutorial on clothing and fabric!! I always find these videos a huge help
The coloring on the bottom left skull really was fantastic. Specifically the purple hard shadows around the eye socket meeting the cream/bone color on the nasal area. That really pops.
This couldn't have come at a more optimal time for me personally. Just last night I was looking at the skull to study it and draw it, but now out of the blue you post this video today. Thanks for your content!
1:51 it's funny how I thought this was Sans at first, but anyway your tutorials are all very useful. Thank you very much and hope you'll stay healthy so that you can make more wholesome video tutorials like this.
The drawings and paintings are always great, of course. But my favorite part is the THINKING and explanations. I love hearing this dude talk about art. Even on the Proko streams and stuff, it's so fascinating. It makes you want to more mindfully draw, and not so mindlessly scribble.
I am only 12 years old and I envy people who can draw awesomely so I wanted to learn about anatomy of heads, bodies, etc. and I think this is the perfect channel for me. I know some people might think am too young to do this and learn about this but I want to push myself to the limit and see if I can improve 💕
Don't forget, having fun drawing is more important than the drawing turning out to be good. Don't only focus on the anatomy part. do more fun stuff like, drawing fanarts or doodling random stuff (i made a mistake when im younger. So im hoping you won't make the same mistake as i did^^)
You'll probably not notice this but this series has stuck with me from when I first started painting digitally and I still keep coming back to review my basics occasionally, even after years. It's a goldmine of condensed and focused information in a relatively short format. sincerely, thanks dude
I was literally just getting frustrated the other day about how much I've improved at drawing bodies, but stagnanted when it came to drawing the head/face. Sinix to the rescue!
0:26 - Why Memorize Basic Structure What helped improve face drawings (to Sinix) Memorizing the basic structure of the skull Once you can solidify this into your visual library, drawing faces will feel much more reliable. - Angles tend to be clearer than curves. (Curves can get cluttery) - 1:21 - Structure of the Skull -Cranium -Zygomatic (Cheek Bone) -Brow Ridge -Maxilla (Upper Jaw) -Tempo Ral -Eye Sockets -Mandible (Lower Jaw) 3:08 -
With this single video (which I rewatched idk how many times) in 2-3 hours I made a HUMONGOUS jump in understanding the skull & how it affects the facial feature placement. Love your art style & videos!
I'm a medico and searched for anatomy of skull and got to the very interesting channel I enjoyed the video as I also love to draw and it also will help for what I was searching thanks you earned a subscriber 🙌
I just started on my anatomy journey (for 3D sculpting) and this is the best Christmas present! I found your eye and nose anatomy videos to be the best tutorials on the topic, and I was initially bummed that you didn't have a skull video to accompany them. Thank you for this!
There's a certain kind of nostalgia from the way you paint. It reminds me of cover art for books from the 90's. Always fun to look at the details the artists put in.
Awesome Sinix! I got a certificate upon a graduation from a school I attended for “not having skulls in my portfolio reel” as I was constantly drawing skulls in my sketch and note books. Love this video!
I think I tried to draw one skull ever and it was indeed difficult. You've inspired me to try to get better at them. It's a cool thing to draw when you are in front of other people.
omg i'm so excited to watch this!! i was telling myself i'll get around to doing a bunch of skull studies and this is definitely gonna give me the push to start
Hi Sinix! I’ve been watching your videos for quite a while and I would love to see a quick tips video for the planes of the face. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge :D
The painting portion was so good. You are extremely skilled at making a very nice stylized version with the painting. The hue variation is such a nice touch, and something I noticed that you do quite often when painting, and it add so much life. I rewatch these as I learn, and always see new things or understand some information in a different way. I started animal anatomy, but now when I go to draw humans I'm not satisfied with it. Gotta fully know what's going on under the skin haha. Anyway, cheers! I think your series is definitely one of the best, and ages like wine.
i love how you simplify anatomy it’s really helpful and your explaining is very good. i don’t know of you will do more anatomy videos but i hope you can do torsos or hips because i really struggle with those 2.
I’m just starting out with drawing anatomy and I must say that despite having multiple books on drawing anatomy and a skeleton reference book on top of it, this video has helped me the most so far to improve massively in a short time. Thank you x
I finally bought my first graphic tablet last week and I've been scrolling through your videos on anatomy and digital painting. Thank you so much for the valuable informations! It is a lot to take in so I'll take my time!
Hi, this is an awesome video and I’m always waiting for them so take your time. I just wish for a video that teaches us how to put everything together. Like the face. I feel like that would be very helpful.
SO glad someone else agrees on the cranium looking like more a long box. if i have to hear another person talking about how "the cranium IS a circle so start with a circle" i may lose it.
You have no idea how much I needed this video lol now, If you’re familiar with TMJD… maybe you could draw me a new set of joints? 🤣 thanks for this my friend
Love this video!!! I struggle a lot with the lower jaw. My portraits always look wonky from the jaw down. I’m going to do a ton of skull studies before my next portrait, and I hope it will help me get over this hump in improving my art.
Amazing video. Coincidentally today was the first time I heard the word "cowcatcher", the very first time happened just some hours ago while I was watching Drawga and the second was here. I was think it was just I joke but I guess now it's not.
