Congratulatory Speech 002
Recommendation 003
Entering 004

01 Human figure drawing

Figure on the Skeleton 014
Human Figure Drawing Interview Date 015

1 Human Proportions as Seen Through Diagrams 018
- Grab the front point 018
- Grabbing the side point 019
- Male and female front 020
- Male and female side 021
- Male and female back 022
- Male and female side view 023
- Male and female high and low angles 024
- Common mistakes made with high and low angles 025

2 Ribs (sternum) in box 026
- Direct Sensitivity 026
- Side 026
- Front 026
- Half-side 026
- 45 degrees ahead 028
- 45 degrees back 028
- Low Angle 029

3 Clavicle (collarbone) that moves along the shoulder 030
4 Skeleton that controls arm movements 034
5. Understanding the Complex Pelvis Easily 038
6. The meeting of the ribs (sternum) and the pelvis 040
7 Points of Leg Movement 044
8 Center of gravity is really important 050
9 Various Applications of Shapes 054
- Main movements of the torso 054
- Stable center of gravity 056
- Various sitting positions 058
- From geometry to the human body 062
- Understanding Deformed Characters through Shapes 064


02 Face
Facial Recognition 068
Drawing faces is really hard! 069

1 Face proportions 070
- Male facial features and division 070
-Female facial features and division 071
How is a standard face created? 072
- Changes in impression and age according to proportion 073

2 skull 074
3 The Need for Faceting 076
4. Understanding the face easily with diagrams 078
5 Shape of eyes, mouth, and nose 080
- Understanding the eye in three dimensions 080
- Why is your mouth like this? 082
- Understanding the nose by dividing the surface 084

6 Facial Muscles and Expressions 086
Why are there so many muscles in the face? 086
- Features of a smiling face 087
- Angry Face Features 088
7 Natural Hairstyles 090
8 Rotating various angles 094
9 Neck Muscles and Movements 096
- The most prominent sternocleidomastoid muscle 096
- Upper trapezius muscle (trapezius) resembling a bridge 097
- Easy-to-understand neck movements 098

03 Human Anatomy

Muscle Structure and Function 102
Muscle Study Point 103

1 Location and Use of Trunk Muscles 104
- Pushing pectoralis major muscle 104
- Trapezius scapulae muscle (levator scapulae) 108
- The latissimus dorsi, lower trapezius, and teres major muscles that pull downwards 111
- Infraspinatus and teres major muscles that help with pulling 114
- Rhomboid muscle that raises the shoulder 115
- The erector spinae muscle that supports the lower back (erector spinae) 116
- Serratus anterior muscle (serratus anterior) that pushes the shoulder forward 118
- External oblique muscle that twists the waist 120
- Rectus abdominis muscle that bends the waist 121
- Male torso flow with skin covering 122
- Female breasts 124
- Flow of a woman's torso covered with skin 126

2 Location and Use of Arm Muscles 128
- Overall flow and names of the arms 128
- 130 deltoid muscle that raises the arm
- The brachialis muscle, biceps brachii, brachioradialis, and extensor carpi radialis longus muscles that flex the arm 132
- Extensor digitorum, extensor pollicis longus, and abductor pollicis longus muscles that bend the wrist 134
- Pronator teres muscle that rotates the wrist 135
- Flexor digitalis muscle that flexes the wrist 135
- Triceps brachii muscle that extends the arm 136

3 Structure and Movement of the Hand 138
- Hand proportions and division 138
- Palm area 139
- Different movements of the fingers 140
- Convex and concave joints 141
- Segmentation of hand structure 142
- Finger movements and directions 144

4 Arm Flow 146
- Curved flow and knot flow 146
- 3-stage separation of the arm 147
- O-shaped flow of male arms 148
- Bicep curl pose 149
- Changes in flow depending on the direction of the hand 150
- Twist and release of arm muscles 151
- Triceps curl pose 152
- Arm pronation and backstroke 154
- Shortened arm flow 155
- Various angles of the arm (1) 156
- Various angles of the arm (2) 157

5 Location and Function of Leg Muscles 158
- Pelvis 158 in the box
- Types of leg bones that make up the lower body 160
- Tensor fascia lata, gluteus medius, gluteus maximus muscles that spread the legs 163
- The structure of the kneecap changes with movement 164
- Muscles of the front of the thigh (rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, oblique femoris) 165
- Adductor muscles that bring the legs together (adductor group) 169
- Posterior thigh muscles that flex the knee (biceps femoris, semimembranosus, semitendinosus) 172
- Muscles at the back of the calf (gastrocnemius, soleus) 175
- Anterior calf muscles (tibialis anterior, extensor digitorum longus, peroneus longus) 178
- Movement and flow of the feet 179
- Leg muscle flow from various angles 184

04 Anatomy in Motion

Collaboration of Shape and Anatomy 190
Now it's real! 191

1 Basic and Applied Postures 192
- Standing posture 192
- Standing posture in a half-side position 194
- Basic posture from behind, semi-side view 196
- Posture that emphasizes the back 198
- Pushing posture 200
- Posture 202 with the weight of the upper body on one leg
- One hand facing down pose 204
- Defeat Stance 206
- Bending posture 207
- Twisted body posture 208
- Stretching pose 210
- Backward twisting posture 212
- Women's waist movements 213
- Side lying position 214
- Crouching or prone position 215

2 Various sitting postures 216
- Sitting position leaning on one arm (1) 216
- Sitting position leaning on one arm (2) 218
- Sitting position with upper body turned to the side 220
- Sitting position with one knee raised 222
- Crossed legs and arms pose 224
- Sitting posture on a chair 226
- Posture 228 that emphasizes upper body muscles
- Squatting position with one knee raised (1) 230
- Squatting position with one knee raised (2) 231
- Sitting on tiptoes (1) 232
- Sitting on tiptoes (2) 233
- Squatting position with hands on the floor 234
- Sitting position with arms spread out 236
- Stretching pose 238 with one arm extended upward
- 240 position with both knees and one hand on the floor
- Various sitting postures for women 242
- Sitting position with both hands on the floor 244
- Sitting cross-legged 246

3 Running Application Posture 248
- Running posture from the side 248
- Running starting position 250
- Running posture from behind 252
- Long jump stance 254

4 Aerial Application Posture 256
- Posture of looking into the distance from the sky 256
- Various poses viewed from a low angle 258
- Crouching aerial pose 260
- Aerial pose with body leaning forward 262
- Aerial pose 263 that highlights the flow of women
- Flying Kick Stance 264
- Pose with arms extended forward in the air 266
- Obstacle Jumping Posture 268
- Volleyball stance 270
- Jumping posture 272

5 Offensive and Defensive Application Stances 274
- Basic fighting stance 274
- Basic fighting stance with one hand extended 276
- Fighting stance from a high angle 278
- Threatening posture 280
- Animal-like threatening posture 282
- Forward attack posture 284
- Fist raised posture 286

6 Kick Application Posture 288
- Kick-off ready position 288
- Roundhouse Kick 290
- Kick up 292
- Back kick 294

7 Punch Application Posture 296
- Straight posture viewed from the front 297
- Straight posture from the side 298
- 300 punches
- Uppercut 301
- Consecutive Hook Punch 302
- Punch in the air 304

8 2-person application posture 306
- Fight between characters 306
- Hook Punch Intermediate Stance 308
- Straight ready position 310

9 Weapon Application Posture 313
- Weapon-bearing posture 313
- Posture of drawing a sword from its sheath 314
- One-handed sword grip posture 316
- Posture 318 with the sword raised close to the body
- Gladiator Preparation Stance 320
- Downward Strike Defense Stance 322
- Position in a Surrounded Situation 324
- Diagonal cut preparation posture 325
- Posture for dealing with surprise attacks 326
- One-handed strike from a high angle 328
- Posture after striking 330
- Sideways slashing posture 332
- Posture 334 with a dagger in both hands
- Posture of holding a pole (1) 336
- Posing while holding a pole (2) 338
- Falling posture with a spear in hand 340
- Tonfa Attack Stance 342
- Back view holding an axe 344
- Preparatory posture for striking with an axe 346
- Jumping and slamming with an axe pose 348
- Posture of lifting a hammer 350
- Preparatory Stance for Swinging an Axe 351
- Muscular character holding a hammer pose 352
- Gun holding posture 354

10 Shortened Posture 356
- Pose 356 with both arms and one knee extended forward
- Various postures with shortening applied 357
- Swimming posture in water 358
- Dancer's Posture 359

05 Developing a character concept based on the basics

Drawing characters from various genres 362
What is Creation? 363

1 Drawing Hero Characters 364
- Oriental Hero 364
- Western Hero 365
- Various villain concepts 372

2 Drawing Fantasy Characters 374
- Suin Tribe 374
- Human Race 378
- Orcs 381
- Demigod 384

3 Drawing Mechanical Characters 386
- Mechanics and Shapes 386

Conclusion 388