All language subtitles for 044 Learn To Draw Neck Shoulder Poses.en

In this lecture we're gonna go ahead and sketch out some poses for our neck and shoulders.

So let's go ahead and let's get started.

The first one we're gonna do is we're gonna do a shoulders up pose.

So where are the shoulders or up and kind of squishing up into the neck.

So let's go and begin.

So we're gonna just start by lightly sketching out the head just so I have an idea of where it is and

we'll make this head looking upward so put the chin up here just kind of do it angled line like that

we're gonna keep these drawings pretty simple I'm actually not gonna make these as detailed as our last

drawings.

We're just gonna keep them really simple as if we were actually drawing some character designs because

typically when you're sketching these forms out you're gonna keep them pretty simple so we can give

them.

You're down here you're down here

and there's the bottom of their jaw.

OK so let's go and sketch in the neck so you're gonna do kind of a two lines coming down like this to

represent that cylinder at the bottom.

We'll go ahead and kind of do that a little divot for the colored bones then we'll go ahead and do the

collarbone HAS NOW SINCE THE SHOULDERS ARE GONNA BE UP.

LET'S GO AHEAD mark out the shoulders where we wanted to be.

So we'll put one up here sort of sees a circle to represent that and we'll do one up here as well.

So then we want our color bones to go right up to the top of that circle.

The collar bones always are gonna connect to the top of that circle and draw those and just kind of

curving them in England them upwards like that.

There's your shoulders.

And then we can go ahead and draw in the back muscle

just like that.

And I can see that they look like they're kind of hunching their shoulders up a little bit more kind

of shrugging.

All right great.

Let's go ahead move on the next one for the next one we're going to look at a side view.

So let's go and draw the head

just keep this nice and simple working.

So there we go.

There's our head.

Then let's go ahead and sketch in the neck.

So we want to start at the back of the head.

So we want to leave a little bit of a curve there but it's going to start basically at the back.

Go ahead and add a curved line going back like that and a curved line going back like this.

You could even add sort of an Adam's apple in there if we wanted to.

Next let's go ahead and sketch in the shoulder so for the shoulders we want it to be.

Let's put them right about here

right.

So it goes from the neck into the shoulders and the back

so we kind of get that sort of a view with the shoulders.

And then for the collarbone we can kind of do this divot here then.

So that's kind of the bump that would see right here.

Then leads into the chest.

Go ahead and connect that with the collarbone line.

We can also add the muscles here in the neck.

Perfect.

All right.

Next.

Let's go ahead and let's draw a version where let's say one of the arms are out because as the arm goes

out.

So let's say in like that direction the shoulder muscles are going to stretch out.

So let's go ahead and let's give this a try.

So let's start with the head.

To sketch out the head first.

All right great.

So now let's go ahead and sketch out the neck sort of have two lines come down like this

get her cylinder right there.

Now let's go ahead and add in our little curved line like that for a collarbone.

And now we need to go ahead and work out where we want the shoulders to be.

So one shoulder will be right about here

and then the other one is going to be right about here.

But it's actually going to be going out in this direction and kind of be getting stretched out like

that so because the shoulder is rich or this arm is reaching out of here it actually makes the shoulder

go up a slight bit.

So this shoulder should be a little bit higher than the shoulder on the left all right.

Now we can go ahead and connect with our collarbone line

right.

So this muscle would basically stretch out like that.

This one would just go like this.

We can see how the muscle gets stretched out on the side where the arm is going to be reached now that

we can go ahead and sketch out this part of the back muscle

and actually on this side it would be getting squished just a tiny bit.

So we can kind of raise it up a little bit.

All right.

So this arm could be going down to a side and this arm over here

would be going out to the side of him right.

Go ahead and add the muscles on the neck for indicating with those lines could also give them a Adam's

apple

perfect.

All right.

So there we go.

So there are three different poses.

There's one nice pose that I want you to do but I want you to do on your own.

So just like a few lectures back I had you look at a photograph and then redraw those photographs to

the best of your ability in the form that we're drawing it here.

So you're gonna do the same thing with this photograph.

You can tell the resources and all you're gonna do is you're basically going to try to draw this from

the back side or a back of you.

And I want to use the same techniques you've done here so use ovals for the shoulders.

Draw the line for this back muscle right here that goes up into the neck.

Use a cylinder for the neck.

And yeah.

So just basically you're just going to be drawing that area right there

once you've drawn all of these only to go ahead and take a picture of it posted to the Q and A section

of the course so that we can see your progress.

Let me know if you have any questions and I'll see you guys in the next lecture.