INTRO Starting to draw the human body
Lesson 01: Clearing Up Confusing Drawing Terminology
01 What is Drawing?
02 What is Croquis?
03 What is Force Drawing?
04 What is Gesture Drawing?
05 Similarities and Differences Between Four Drawings
Q&A and other drawing terms introduction and summary
Q&A: What should I practice? Self-diagnosis!

Lesson 02 Setting Up Your Work Environment for Digital Drawing
01 What is a tablet?
02 Pros and Cons of Each Tablet and Recommendations
03 Tablet pressure settings
04 Introduction to a program that can draw pictures
Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

Lesson 03: How to Draw Good Lines for Digital Drawing
01 How to draw a curve: Using your wrist as an axis
02 How to write a line
03 Select a brush
04 Drawing screen settings
05 Shortcut Key Settings
Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

Lesson 04 How to Draw 3D Pictures
01 Understanding 3D
02 Perspective = The Art of Drawing
03 Perspective: To implement 3D in a 2D environment
04 What is Grid?
Q&A & Frequently Asked Questions

PART 01 DRAWING THE BODY: BASICS
Lesson 01 Human Body Proportions
01 Human body proportions
02 Changes in proportions by age
03 Differences in ratio by gender
Lesson 02: Shapes and Graphic Methods for Each Human Body Part
01 Head and Face
02 Thursday
03 Upper body (ribs) and pelvis

Q&A Frequently Asked Questions
04 Bridge
05 Arm
06 Hands and Feet
Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

Lesson 03 Let's try tracing
01 Practice tracing
Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

Lesson 04: Look at the tracing and draw along.
01 What is the center of gravity?
02 Let's draw the center of gravity line
03 Relationship between the foot and the pelvis
04 Characteristics of movement by pose
05 Let's draw in order
Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

Lesson 05: Let's draw without tracing
01 Understanding the inclination of each part of the human body
02 Pelvic tilt and pose
03 Create your own human body drawing sequence
Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

PART 02 Advanced Human Body Drawing: Anatomy
Lesson 01 How to study anatomy and precautions
01 What is Anatomy?
02 How to study anatomy
03 Things to keep in mind when studying anatomy

Lesson 02 Bone Anatomy
01 Spine
02 Ribs
03 Pelvic bone
04 Clavicle and Scapula
05 Arm bone
06 Leg bones and kneecaps
07 Bones of the hands and feet
08 Skull and Face

Lesson 03 Muscle Anatomy
01 Pectoral muscles and female breasts
02 Abs
03 Back muscles
04 Neck muscles
05 Muscles of the upper arm
06 Muscles of the forearm
07 Muscles of the upper leg (thigh)
08 Muscles of the lower leg (calf)
09 Muscles of the hands and feet
10 Muscles of the Face
Q&A Frequently Asked Questions

PART 03 Human Drawing Applications: Various Poses and Angles
Lesson 01 Sitting and Lying Poses
01 Sitting pose on a chair
02 Sitting pose on the floor
03 Crouching & Kneeling Pose
04 Lying pose

Q&A Frequently Asked Questions
Lesson 02 Walking/Running Pose
01 Walking Pose
02 Running Pose
Lesson 03 Leaning and Bending Poses
01 Leaning against the wall pose
02 Forward leaning pose
Lesson 04 Arm Poses
01 Pose with arms raised
02 Arms crossed pose
03 Chin-up pose
Lesson 05 Pose with an object in hand
01 Hand holding a cup
02 Hand holding a pen
03 Hand holding a cigarette
Lesson 06 Battle Pose
01 Sword Pose
02 Bow Pose
03 Pose with a gun
Lesson 07 Low Angle and High Angle
01 Full body perspective
02 Perspective of the face

Attachment: Let's try tracing

INTRO Starting to draw the human body
In INTRO, we will take the time to go over the things you absolutely need to know before you start drawing the human body in earnest.
Learn what drawing is, what types of drawings we should practice, and what tools and programs to use.

PART 01 DRAWING THE BODY: BASICS
In PART 01, we will begin drawing the human body in earnest.
The most important thing when drawing the human body is the 'proportion' and the specific 'shape' of each part.
If you can draw the two without misaligning the perspective, you can express the human body quite accurately.
That's why we'll learn about the proportions of the human body, the specific shapes of each part, and how to practice drawing them well.


PART 02 Advanced Human Body Drawing: Anatomy
In PART 01, we learned how to draw the human body, but many people may find it difficult.
Because you mentioned the shape of the human body, but you didn't tell us why.
You can learn the 'reason' in PART 02.
If you have ever drawn before, here you will learn the core concepts of 'bones' and 'muscles' required for drawing the human body.

PART 03 Human Drawing Applications: Various Poses and Angles
Even if you know good proportions and the exact shape of the human body, if you strike an impossible pose or an awkward pose, it will be very unnatural.
So far, we have learned how to draw the human body, its proportions, and how to draw detailed features. In PART 03, we will take the time to analyze poses and draw them.
Additionally, at the end of the text, we provide a separate corner for human body drawing practice with tracing paper.