Might I suggest studying some Bridgman if you've not already?

.... Dammit.... This is amazing. :c - Er I mean uhm... great job! I'm just... gonna save this and study it... >.=.>;;; *headdesk*

Pfff... Who needs arms and legs? We would all be floating torsos with big dick and loose assholes. XD

You keep practising like this, and you're going to an even bigger force to be reckoned with. This is promising work :3

Forearms are like the hardest muscles to understand/draw.

I'm so proud that you're getting your shit down. As people suggested, reading up on artistic anatomy books drastically improves your understanding of the human figure. I would say though, that understanding the skeleton is the best thing you can do though. Figure drawing as well!

George Bridgeman: [Complete Drawing from Life - Link]

Burne Hogarth: [Dynamic Anatomy], [Dynamic Figure Drawing] [Dynamic Hands]

Mike Matessi: [Force: Dynamic Life Drawing for Animators]


I know they're a ton of books/pdfs, my advice or links may be unwarranted, but I hope at least some of them help! Who knows, you may like them and totally use them at your disposal now. You're already fantastic, and by golly, this'll just make you skyrocket! If you want any other books, let me know, I have a huge backlog of them.~

Whoever this individual is, he's pretty cut.

Also

"...I got better."

Now add random latin-eque scribbles and call it the "Leonagro da Vinci manuscripts"

Looks like someone has been reading them mens fitness magazines again :U

so you're human..just like us!

Protip: They all follow the same forumal, but you'll nary need to draw everything.

love anatomy sketches. nice work :)

i recomend life drawing, my last session the girl had huge.. curves >> <<

This is very good reference material.

I really should learn more from you!

this needs work