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The pecs and lats follow the movement of the top of the humerus (upper arm bone)

The volume of the muscles doesn't usually change much. Only the distribution of the mass. When the biceps contract, they don't bulge near the elbow. Save this for later, or - even better - suggest a great anatomy tip that has helped you and I'l credit and @ you when I post an animation of it later.

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What's the hardest part of the body to learn to draw? Head, Arms or Legs? Let me know in comments and I'll try to make more animations about those areas specifically

An hour of drawing mostly mechanical things

saturday morning drawings

I honestly can't think of many drawing exercises for learning about perspective and rotating forms than drawing skeletons from imagination. Plus, you're refreshing your anatomy as a little bonus.

For all sorts of slightly technical reasons, the more you use a ballpoint, the better the ink flow gets. And the smoother the drawing experience becomes. If I could buy them half-full and already pre-used, I really would.

There are so many incredible animators on X - what a great resource for inspiration

Take plenty of breaks from drawing. It's fine to burnout. It's fine to miss days, weeks or even months. The paper will always be there after. The only timescale that really matters for your drawing is years. It's a marathon.

3 hours of drawing in 45 seconds - today's offering to the drawing gods

Don’t think you’re improving? Keep drawing. Feel like you’re improving crazy fast? Keep drawing. May as well not even worry about how fast it’s happening and do the outcome anyway.

Today's offerings to the drawing gods. Roughly 90 minutes in 30 seconds.

45 mins of drawing in 30 seconds. Printer paper and 4B pencil (my favourite)

some of today's drawings

One of my main learning beliefs: there is no distinction between 'foundation' or 'basic' exercises and 'advanced' exercises. Creating a 'difficulty' gradient that you must 'ascend' limits so much learning, and makes people intimidated to even think about trying various things.

A bit of Friday pencil sketching

1 Hour of Drawing in 34 seconds. Almost 500 new followers from that last post! Thanks for the kind words.

Some of today's drawings

40 minutes in 30 seconds

Part 9 - Perspective

40 minutes of drawing in 23 seconds