10K views · 988 reactions | Anatomy breakdowns from TB Choi's 7 Steps to Drawing. See the in depth lesson at Proko.com/504 #anatomy #sketch #drawing #digitalart #art #proko | Proko | Facebook

In the third installment of my Asking Pros series, I ask 17 professional artists about the best drawing exercises. If you feel like you’ve hit a wall with your art, try some of these drawing exercises. A lot of these will be covered more in-depth in the upcoming Drawing Basics course. Thanks again to all the artists that participated: Marshall Vandruff: http://www.marshallart.com/ Caleb Cleveland: https://twitter.com/calebisdrawing Chrissie Zullo: https://www.instagram.com/chrissiezullo Stephen

7.3K views · 372 reactions | Here’s an example of a muscular yet dynamic arm drawing. A lot of students have a hard time keeping the gesture when they make the muscles bigger. Some TIPS: 1. Construct with a balance of straights and curves 2. Look for asymmetries 3. Find the main gesture in the beginning and design the muscle shapes to help that gesture. | Proko | Facebook

Ever find that when you start a drawing from life, the body gets bigger or smaller as you work your way down the page? When drawing from a model or photo reference we are given the opportunity to measure. In this video I go over several techniques that will help you measure more accurately. Go to proko.com/store and use the code FB15 for a 15% off discount! | Proko

What makes a compelling gesture drawing? One key aspect is MOVEMENT and we can give our drawings more movement with offset curves. Having opposing curves like this avoids that buff guy with snowman arms kind of look we see kids draw. 🔗Learn more in the full video over on YouTube! https://youtu.be/tSyGOZjTs5A #howtodraw #gesturedrawing #sketching #fineart #illustration | Proko

Do you want to make your figure drawings feel balanced? Or even break that balance to create action poses? Get ready to strike a pose! Go to proko.com/store and use the code FB15 for a 15% off discount! | Proko