I don't know if this will help in specific. But. http://sakimichan.deviantart.com/ga.....4842/tutorials

Oh yeh I've seen a lot of this artist's work! Although I don't paint as much, it could be of some help to study it too. Thank you!

I would suggest doing figure drawing! c:
It's a quick and easy exercise that can really help improve your anatomy and posing!
I did these almost daily (took no more than 10min since they're timed exercises), for about a few months or so and helped so much. c:

And with hands, photo references are your best friend~ >w<

I've never really done figure drawing so it's probably a thing I should try out sometime.
I may put it for later though, so I can learn the parts before I try to throw them all together in a speed drawing.
Thank you for the suggestion!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hctC43wq0pY - Shoulder specific anatomy tutorial. But in general he has a billion pretty great anatomy tutorials.

http://arandadill.tumblr.com/tagged/art-tips non video short and helpful (correct!) tutorials



These are my problem areas too. I hope this helps!

Oh thank you! I've never really looked at the video tutorials before, although it's a bit long it may help to hear it and see it at the same time.

i wanna just spam u with many images of free and makotos back.... but i will not *cackles*

Omfg

paha ok i made a more serious post below if anything there is of use at all. tbh this is what ive used to get to where i am today with anatomy. im too lazy for tutorials LMFAO *dies*

ok so srs post now

posemaniacs is always greattttt. some posing is rly odd, sometimes its mega helpful. but mainly whats best is that u get turn-able 3d models n stuff of bodies, also close ups of hands and faces!!
urmmm. idek how much help this could be but http://mutatedpineapple.tumblr.com/.....st/86490929098 (there is a bunch more stuff on my tumblr but eh, tbh i kinda cleared my tumblr out recently so its kinda bare)
never feel bad to ref something, u always gotta ref. u cant draw things always from imagination or they wont always be accurate!!!

urm another kinda neat place for finding resources, regarding books and some imagery and things. http://www.scott-eaton.com/category.....dies-in-motion

life drawing is the best tho tbh, highly rec no matter what. if u cant get it in rl then there are many videos or stock imagery online which u can spend an hour+ or so doing quick sketches of every once a week or so uvub
urmmm *lays down* i mainly just observe a lot, no matter what it is if i see something that catches my eye i look at it, take it in and try and incorporate it on my work in the future. uvub das how i rolll

These are some really good references, especially that first link. Seeing it from all the different angles helps me develop perspective too (which I lack OTL).
Thank you! I'll be checking these out and I do really like the 2nd link too, I've seen some of those poses before around tumblr.

http://sta.sh/0upe52cenu9

http://sta.sh/26a0se4go7h?edit=1

http://sta.sh/24wydnx13wj?edit=1

http://sta.sh/2aq6ws1jw5k?edit=1

http://sta.sh/2mi8zoppa6h?edit=1

http://kibbitzer.deviantart.com/gal.....eference-Sheet

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I really like the one with the legs MMMMMMMMm very useful since I want to get better at legs too.
Thank you for these!!

http://artists.pixelovely.com/pract.....igure-drawing/

Here's hand help http://themedono.tumblr.com/tagged/hand
Posemaniacs it's really good for practice anatomy and pose motion,

I think draw the body using photos or real images is the best way of be better at anatomy,
do muscle or body studies by your own it's also really helpful!

Good luck with your works. **

I'll have to try out that figure drawing sometime since I've never done it before.
Although probably when I get some free time over break so I'm not worried about homework and upcoming exams... OTL

Thank you for these! I'll be sure to use them when I get around to drawing again this week.

*throws* http://dianethekraus.deviantart.com/gallery/ this has good tutorials (at least in my opinion) and they have tutorials for the things you want to improve on like hips and hands and stuff.

Thank you! I can always learn something from anything, and these are pretty good references.