I wanna learn anatomy in 7 DAYS... so I got help 

Yo no way he finally learns anatomy? Haven’t even watched it yet scared of how good you’ll be once you can do anatomy perfectly

My best tip for anyone studying anatomy is trying to first do gestures down. It helps with poses later, you learn proportions, and you get an simplified idea of each limb and bodypart. Afterwards you can get into the nitty gritty to fixen your understanding. But in general id say good gesture and posing is more important than knowing most of what anatomy has to offer, except for obviously the very basics

2:16 bruh this part editing is top notch and for a man who took over a month to master anatomy your laerning skills are amazing!

6:27 OMG I laughed so hard at how relatable it was when you said you were so excited to draw 20, 30 or maybe even 40 poses! But then draw 3 and felt exausted lol I know that feeling

Study guide stamps: rotating cube: 0:50 3 point perspective cubes: 1:00 skull: 1:35 cube head: 2:00 facial cuteness guide + cube head angles: 2:30 landmarks: 3:05 - 3:35 -collarbone: 3:10 -elbow: 3:15 -wrist + pelvis: 3:20 -kneecap + ankle: 3:27 putting into practice: 3:50 day 4: 4:05 body proportions: 4:55 drawing along: 5:10 day 5: 5:50 fluid poses practice: 5:55 drawing non-stop…?: 6:25 day 6: 6:50 limbs practice: 7:00 limbs practice guide: 7:15 redrawing mogoon’s art: 7:30 day 7, gesture drawing: 8:00 dynamic jumping: 8:20 bocchi the rock full body practice!: 8:44 have fun learning and drawing, everyone!

As an artist, im happy he took these courses As a part-time worker, i worry for the cost of them

For gestures, a key thing to keep in mind is EXAGGERATING the pose! Try to push the pose a bit further to help create more movement. Proko has a good video on gestures that explain how to push a pose. I honestly feel like studying gesture is a bit more helpful than focusing on anatomy and bone structure, especially in helping an illustration look more interesting. Keep your lines long and confident and cut into them if you need to! This will help you greatly! Overall you are doing a great job!!

Personally, my favourite (and personally most effective way) to study anatomy, isnt to study muscle groups and bone structure, or even basic cubes, but to see the different shapes the body is and can be made up of! Like stacking shape toys as a child i guess. For example, for me the torso can be broken into 3* (i cant count it seems) seperate shapes: An oval or rounded rectangle in my case, a circle, and a triangle. Couple shapes with perspective and you've got a pretty good foundation for drawing anatomy! Of course you still have to know how it looks, but shapes can also be used in this way, another example being how the chest muscles kinda form a trapezoid/rectangle shape, and the trap muscle kinda looks like a kite. In the end though, use what works best for you! Theres no one way to study and learn :))

I still have a long way to go with anatomy, it's one of my biggest struggles in art ngl. But I think the one thing that has helped me the most is gesture drawing. It's not as satisfying as drawing cute anime girls, but you learn so much from it. I think that learning about muscles and bones and all of that is important if you feel like you're hitting a wall with your art, but if you try to memorize all of that early on, you're going to confuse and overwhelm yourself. Being able to look at a picture of a person and accurately represent what you see in a short amount of time is, in my opinion, more beneficial than being able to look at a picture of a person and replicate every single muscle in some kind of jigsaw puzzle over a longer amount of time. I really enjoy your videos, tppo! And your passion and improvement is incredible. But I think that you're hindering yourself by only learning about stylized anatomy and trying to make every experiment aesthetically pleasing. A youtuber I'd recommend is Ethan Becker, he has some amazing videos on simplifying and understanding anatomy.

Tppo is a literal goldmine for beginner artists or even pros. There's just SO MUCH to learn from his videos.

If I'm just look at the gesture drawings comparison, I definitely think you gained a lot more clarity in defining certain parts of the body, but the gestures do seem to be more rigid. Learning the human structure from boxes is definitely helpful to establish correct perspective and proportions, but be careful using them because they are inherently rigid objects and if its all you got to rely on the drawings may not be as fluid as you'd want. Not saying that boxes are bad, there's so many ridiculously good artists out there that use it to establish an illustration, but most of them usually have those years of grind behind them. I think if your goal was in getting better at the structure of a body you've definitely taken a solid step towards it. For me anatomy is super hard to get to a point where you actually feel good with drawings in any perspective, i know people can spend years on it just to have enough confidence in the study. I can't really give much solid advice other than keep practicing, either by drawing or watching other artists draw. You're on the right track and I know you'll continue getting better and better. Great video and keep up the good work!

you've improved so much !!! i was just thinking about getting better at anatomy. i'll check out these classes for sure. also, i gotta say, your editing skills are beyond awesome!

bro acting like he didnt know ToT

Man this is the best channel for learning how to do art. As someone who has been drawing for 7 years, this channel helps me improve in stuff I haven't gotten good enough at

I clicked on this hoping for a beginner's perspective, but not, this is just an expert learning things out of order.

Tips to beginners, learning skeletons and muscles can actually help. There are books of anatomy for art out there that could help. It might be hard but you can learn more realistic poses and adapt to a lot of different styles of anatomy, but remember not to limit yourself. Don’t give up on a pose because it’s too hard or because you think it’s unrealistic and impossible for a human being to do because it is either possible or becomes one of these ghosts in horror movies and go ahead and challenge yourself. Try limit the number of guiding lines to improve your speed as you can just draw off by future. I am terrible at english

Your videos are always so high quality! Thank you so much for your content 🩷

I sincerely cannot thank you enough for the inspiration

the cube method or whatever you call it actually helped me alot to understand anatomy! i swear lots of "tutorials" just keep repeating the same points. thanks tppo

This way of drawing may not be for everyone and that’s totally fine, but I just scribble down the lines of motion and gesture lines first. Then I add on the anatomy after. I don’t do the box method simply because it’s stiffer for me

This is the art channel I’ve been searching for for so long, there’s a ton of incredible art channels out there. But specifically for teaching both fundamentals with anime illustration theory, yours is in a league of its own. Thank you for making these videos! Also, the Bocchi illustrations at the end turned out great! 🙏

that’s crazy i was just wanting to get started on anatomy, thanks tppo!

Your motion graphics and video editing are on point honestly. This was such a fun and engaging watch.

You are so good at coloring I can't imagine what would happen if you were better.

I'm amazed that you can keep consistent with these studies. Rooting for you man!

1:27 HELP WHY DID THE DOG BARK LIKE THAT

These are all good, but a tip I will suggest to make your poses more expressive is to add a bit of a curve or bend to your box structures. Sticking to the boxes themselves can make the poses look very stiff, but adding a slight bend to the boxes (especially the torso) could make them look less stiff

keep it up! one tip i have is to compare the length and distance of each body part while accounting for foreshortening to make sure they're at somewhat correct proportions . some of the sketches in the video had some limbs slightly longer or shorter than they're supposed to be. over all, this is a great video and it has definitely got me motivated to study more art.

I love watching this guy improving his art with amazing video editing.

I'm not sure if it's because I'm stupid and smooth brained but anatomy has always been VERY hard for me. I've tried gestures and figure drawings (including sketching from real life) but it didn't really help me draw my characters full body a whole lot. Even watching this video makes me very confused on what's going on lol. If anyone has any tips for me please let me know, because I have no idea what I'm doing wrong ):

This channel helps me to literally just draw. The more relaxed, figure it out as I go along is weirdly more helpful to me than direct no mistake guides! 😊

Man your editing is absolutely insane, love the way all visuals have a consistent minimalist style and every movement has neat sound effects attached to it. The character creator at 2:12 is amazing, love it

From years of studying all of this I think the best advice I could give to anyone is to first learn to draw shapes in perspective ACCURATELY. Understand foreshortening accurately also. The stronger these skills are the easier it would be to draw characters in 3d space. Anatomy will become easier because learning anatomy requires simplifying the human body into easy understandable shapes to construct the human body. If you have a solid grasp of perspective and you are able to draw shapes in perspective, and you have a good grasp on foreshortening then you did the hard work. The rest is refining the anatomy. Your pictures would look great despite a basic understanding of anatomy. Here’s a challenge to test how well you understand foreshortening perspective and drawing shapes in perspective. Draw a simple character, like classic sonic in perspective. If you struggle with this, then you need to evaluate what you are having issues with and work on it. Life drawing is extremely helpful also, your understanding of form will skyrocket if you implement it. and always practice gesture drawings, to eliminate “stiffness” in your character poses. Hope this helps someone out there.

Man this is so good, I struggle with anatomy as well. The way you explained how some of the concepts work was really nice and easy enough to understand, it was good enough to get someone started and figure out things on their own. The production quality on this video is really something too. Keep it up!!

Ty for letting me know about Coloso ! It's a bit expensive for my student budget, but when I'll get a bigger paycheck I will look some classes for sure !

Hello! One of the things that helped me learn anatomy is not drawing with squares or rectangles but with rounder shapes like ovals. This really helped my drawings look less stiff. Also another thing that helped me was the line of action. This can help make poses more dynamic by showing you where the spine is in the pose and can help you draw the proportions.

I just wna say, I’m so jealous of ur progress!! and the part where u ended up only drawing three was funnily relatable. Watching u learn is inspiring!! I look forward to your videos!! And i can’t believe u have to take time out to compile and edit these videos on top of learning art. I’m just in awe!!!

Pausing and practicing alongside the video was useful- I feel like whenever I want to give up I can just pull this up and free my mind lol ty

About stylization, the progress of Sui Ishida is perfect as he mixes a lot of traditional painting techniques into digital. His clean to rough paintings journey across covers is quite useful to study in my opinnion

The thing is the course guide us to practice in more simplified way, i too take both Chyan and Mogoon class i watched their video like parallel, one chyan anatomy and next mogoon coloring class because both these artists really have a great materials they teach to us and me personally, we can get good with this technique less than three months and even seven days if you really practicing a week straight and you proved it lol, it's not about how detailed and accurate it's about our understanding of the fundamentals. though still pay attention to your health and take a proper sleep 😅 "A best artist is the one who survive" - Mogoon i think

I appreciate how much time you took to edit this in a unique and interesting way

You improved a lot! Personaly I recommend learning anatomy with realistic portraits, before doing anything stylized. Looking trough an anatomy book to get the basic on all the bones and muscle structures. There are also plenty of muscle 3d models on the internet, which helps a lot.

I have the courses but seeing you actually extract the info and get results made me more driven to complete both. Thanks!

I’ve been watching your videos for a while now and I’ve drastically improved, thank you so much for these are studies!

Dude an expert, thought guy this was gonna be a beginner

The tips on this video is actually really helpful, now the anatomy looks more polished and natural for me, and it also something worth practicing for.

Dude… how come your videos haven’t massively blown up yet? I see these comments in your other videos but seriously, your videos are so clean and appealing! Can’t wait to see upcoming studies!

Thank you for being the realest mofo out there, your videos are so relatable and super insightful on top of that.

I'm watching this channel for the first time but i fucking love you

you are the most entertaining "how to draw content" thw way you make your videos makes me watch all the way to the end of it and as an artist this helps me motivate to learn anatomy thanks men keep it up

I’m obsessed with this channel and it’s editing skills 😭

out of the possibly hundreds of anatomy sketching, animation and drawing humans videos and tutorials. this one is probably the best by far

TYSM MAN I HAVE BEEN STRUGGLING SO MUCH THIS WILL HELP ME A LOT THANK U SO MUCH AGAIN AND AGIN❤🎉🎉

4:48 was so funny man, I was literally dozing off and was confused what the hell's going on and laughed my ass off bc of the editing.

Man, your video production is top notch. I see a lot of youtubers add rather bland stock video footage lately, and the way you add little touches like graphic text, the guitar sound when you mention the guitar and those little animation...that's so much more fitting for the type of content you make. It's so nice and makes the video so enjoyable. keep up the good work. I usually just look up poses for anatomy and try gesture drawing with a basic construction underneath. right now I am focusing on keeping the poses balanced and making it look like the characters have weight and gravity...I think once I master that skill to analyse the pose and depict little shifts in weight distribution it will level up my people drawing game. haha I think the biggest weakness I personally have is the bridge between realistic and stylisation...I struggle a little with the uncanny valley and having a clear direction in my art. that's why the art of some of the anime-influenced character illustrators is so fascinating to me I guess...they know how to make stylisation look cool and balanced, but the ones I like the most still have a feel of "realness" in their work...like you could touch the skin and it will feel like skin and not like plastic.

Great video! I feel like this is a very much needed video on RU-vid for beginners trying to get comfortable with anatomy and breaking it down to manageable benchmarks. One thing I noticed about the box technique you used around 3:57 was that while it is a great method to use and test out, I noticed how the chair looked way more in exaggerated in perspective than the figure on it on the practice drawing. I realized why that was was because the boxes themselves for the figure were not oriented to the perspective lines as the chair, as the figure looked as if it was based on angle where the chair is level with the camera facing forward, as all the body portions were all well proportioned and even as if it was a character sheet rather than exaggerated to fit the angle used. (For example,from the top-down level angle used, the head would be way bigger and possibly show the top of the head with the lower portion body being smaller due to foreshortening perspective…etc etc) I’m excited to see your progress and journey with both anatomy and perspective and all of your other hard work!!

tppo, u dont know how much I admire u not just as an artist but also a person with sheer determination to increase knowledge about things you're passionate about. alot of us are learning countless things from just your videos alone and it's much more meaningful that we're all learning WITH you since this is also your journey as well, keep going brother, I'll support it all the way

I feel like something you capture well well that's really good to be telling people (that I see a lot of artists who ask about my work seem to get wrong) is the comparison between your work and your target. Studies are far more effective for growth when you remember you aren't just drawing the same thing over and over because you're grinding levels like a World Of Warcraft character; Rather, you should compare your work to what you are trying to achieve, note the differences, and try again with your faults in mind, through this you recognize and adjust your own understanding more than simply repeating what you've seen over and over. Brilliant video, would 100% recommend it to other artists as a fresh view on studies and artist growth

You’re like a shonen protagonist… You’re unstoppable!

We really appreciate the notes I do have the classes my notes compared to yours are messy as hell. Your are nicely organized. Thank you for the insight into how you approached these courses

Whatever is left of my ego has now been completely crushed 7 days and you got to this level I am truly envious , nice video btw enjoyed the commentary and editing style.

Even though in this video you are a beginner, your journaling and editing throughout your process makes it a great outline for somebody to learn anatomy too! A person can easily split your days into weeks. Week one is perspective, week two is the head, etc. Great job!

Just really want to say this again, really appreciate how you put your money and time to share all these informations to us, this channel is just so so good that I don't even want other people to find you, but you deserve every bit of recognition here, love you

What i found pretty useful for character posing is getting rid off the lines for the construction and work mostly in silhouettes and shapes. It makes understanding the space for your character way more comfortable. Afterwards you can fix anatomy and the smaller details.

Trust me learning muscle anatomy makes everything a lot easier , don't just draw some road bumps for the muscle , understand it and try drawing it in different sections for the arms ,legs,torso and the back,it makes your poses look more dynamic and natural

I don't even draw but the presentation of concepts was just top notch and it's fun to watch

I really live your channel, your editing skills, your non-stop effort in providing free content for all artist out there!! This is the best channel I've met so far!! Thank you so much!!!!

brother you are an absolute beast!!!! Im looking forward to that insane artist arc and keep up the amazing work man!!

ive surfed through the internet on anatomy for years just to get a good anatomy reference, only to find most of the things ive found perfectly shortened and simplified in this 9 minutes video

art videos are so much more engaging when your favorite characters are drawn in them! ty for the video

If you want to study a limb or a body part you struggle with you would need to look at a reference of that limb’s muscles (realistically not from a anime or drawing), draw it, and then try to simplify it in a way you can understand it! Hope this helps :D

I really love the analysis of these videos. A couple of crucial steps toward the beginning (that may not have been shown in the video) include perspective of things at or above eye level. Though a lot was done, most of it was at a downward view. Also! Drawing curves in perspective! Though a lot can be broken down into cubes, understanding how curves change can help soften the anatomy from being rigid. Your style breakdowns are really good, so the fundamentals become increasingly important. Good luck!

Dude your editing is top notch, (and ur art)!

I've always wanted to learn how to draw, but I've never wanted to *learn* how to draw. Unfortunately, unless it's a kind of video game or something, I have difficulty sticking with things, so something as slow and time consuming as drawing is something I think I would have great difficulty putting in the work towards actually getting results.

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I feel like I've kind of hit a wall when it comes to drawing, so this is very useful. Thank you!

Dude your video editing is so humourous and good at the same time! You re a godsend!

I can see at the end of the week your lines were more confident, which is a definite improvement. Good work!

Can we have a moment to appreciate the editing and sound design for this video. It's just so seamless..

I think you've done great! You should work more on your feet and legs though, I think that'd really help you! Otherwise, this is a great breakdown and it gives a really nice "idea??" of what someone should aim to do when studying anatomy and different poses, fluidity, movement, and perspectives. Loved the edit at 4:37 haha :) Great touch to the video Keep going tppo! As a kid who thinks they know anatomy pretty good, you're doing awesome ;)

Blessed by tppo once again I have improved so much by watching your videos since its really entertaining and easy to learn. Much love and please upload more!

I got so excited when I saw this, as tppo is better than any other youtuber when I go to things, and I also want to learn anatomy!

Finally new video , i’ve been waiting for so long , keep it up tppo!!!! GAMBAREEEE SENPAI

Thank you for these videos. It has been a big inspiration seeing your improvement and how you take the steps to learning how to draw and paint

You should do a video on Kuroume’s artstyle, it’s super interesting and really badass looking!!

You should be making a video trying to draw like Nugodesuga ❤️, he's just amazing and I think his art style would help you get better at anatomy and stuff ig. Anyway keep up the good work !

Oh cool, you got the same courses i got a few months ago. :) Haven't gotten around to doing it due to lack of free time and my short attention span.

Great video output as always. A information packed video with no unnecessary comments, just straight forward topics.

Struggled to improve for a while, thank you for your inspiration!

This channel is literally one of my favs!! Awesome tips and ways of improving yourself and others!!

You are incredible. Not only are you on your way to becoming an art god, you've already succeeded in becoming a video editing god. And you're sharing your editing assets for free too! Thank you.

Even how skillful you are but no one explaining it to achieve this anatomy, and simple explanation. Thank you so much for making this video!🥺

weirdly this is rly entertaining for someone whose already studied n good for mid stage learning ppl but if your a proper beginner dw about this sort of stuff also off topic but this editings amazing omg??

Great video production as always. I'd say, as someone who lacks anatomy knowledge, identifying the spine and sternum of the body helps immensely. How I work might be strange since I usually consume mass references while not drawing and use little while drawing, my anatomy turns out alright, not bad but not great. So I guess it's possible to improve by just looking at A LOT of good art, which is mostly how I got to this point. Such high consumption of art helps me identify errors through feelings, however I do not recommend doing this. I might be able to identify errors, but I don't always know how to fix it, it's faster to be consistently accurate instead of being inaccurate and try to fix it later, like me. So practicing and following the basics is still the way to go.

something that you need to work on is proportioning the hands are very small in many of your drawings, and the head is quite a bit bigger than it needs to be even stylized like anime it's still too big but your faces are on point so good job on that, proportioning is really hard I recommend just messing around and making things bigger and something smaller and seeing what feels right.

This helped me sooo much, ty. I feel like I've been on level 1 for like 10 years and this skipped me ahead to where I should be.

dude they came out fucking amazing!!! nice work!! im super motivated!

learned in 7 days for a measly SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS

The editing in your videos is always insane! So happy to see you grow so much!

I don't think doing gesture drawings is a very accurate gauge for your understanding of what you learned here. The drawing techniques mogoon focus's on is the practice of structural 3d forms, while gesture requires you to throw all of that out the window to focus on silhouette, rhythm, and line efficiency. figure drawing in general requires you to understand structural 3d forms , gesture drawing, proportions, shadow shapes, etc. so the second test you did seemed like a better gauge. Either way you definitely did a great job on the video and your art's definitely improving. keep up the great work!