this channel has probably one of the best videos regarding anatomy on youtube, .. and i cant believe im watching for free, so im extremely thankful drawsh studios! Thank you
Dude, thanks for the awesome anatomy videos. Its a shame the algorythm is so bad, compared to "popular" RU-vidr artists out there this video series deserve an Oscar. Simple, detailed and well explained, dont try to sell an overpriced drawing course 3 times on the video. Thank you sir, hope your channel gets more views.
I appreciate that, the channel has grown consistently but slowly, that said, I really appreciate the support for people like you. Thanks for watching and commenting:)
I feel like I've just stumbled upon a secret weapon. You're doing such a huge service by simplifying artistic anatomy into such an easily digestible format, thank you so much!
What about another pronating muscles? Flexor carpi radialis has simmilar course to supinator and in my anatomy textbook it can pronate. The supinator - why no this muscle in video - too trivial? The brachioradialis can pronate from supination to demi pronation or not? Good video, but I see gaps to fill :)
Thank you for the interest in the video :) These are the major pronation and supinators. There are many muscles that aid in the complex actions of our movement. For that matter, the bicep is also partially a supinator with the secondary soft tendon attachment into the forearm. The “gaps” in your mind would make this video 3 times as long, much more dense and far less clear. The video is designed to explain the major muscles that affect the surface for artistic anatomy, which this video does effectively in several minutes. :)
Really appreciate this video. The forearm is a major headache for me, but getting it explained in a clean, simple fashion helps. Still got to do a metric ton of studies to get it into my skull though.
Thanks for sharing your appreciation :) glad the video was clear, and good luck on the practice, it definitely takes time to get this topic down, but once you have it, it’s forever knowledge!
Good vid. I always have a hard time getting the upper and lower arm proportions correct. This helps a lot. I also like your little word and number ques to help remember the names. Keep up the great videos. Thanks.
