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Full Access to Figure Drawing Videos - https://proko.com/figure Don't miss new tutorials, signup for my mailing list - https://proko.com Robert Beverly Hale used the size of the cranium as the unit for measuring human proportions instead of the height of the head. This method is preferred by many artists because it aligns with skeletal landmarks and it is more reliable when actually drawing a figure in a pose. Proportions Diagram: https://proko.com/human-figure-proportions-cranium-unit-hale Proportions Poster: https://proko.com/human-figure-proportions-poster This video is based on the Lectures of Robert Beverly Hale Special Thanks to: Michael Mentler - https://www.tsofa.com Marshall Vandruff - https://marshallart.com FOLLOW PROKO: Email Newsletter - https://proko.com/subscribe https://instagram.com/prokotv https://twitter.com/prokotv https://tiktok.com/@prokotv https://facebook.com/prokotv ----- --- CREDITS: Music used with permission Intro by http://www.freakfandango.es/ Background Music - "Talkies" by Huma-Huma (YouTube Audio Library) Models - Yoni Baker, Marcia Churchill, Veronica LaVery 3D Model - Lean Alvesan (https://leanalvesan.wordpress.com/) Editing - Stan Prokopenko, Jon Neimeister (http://andantonius.cghub.com/images) Artist/Camera/Script - Stan Prokopenko (https://www.stanprokopenko.com) Voice of Hale - Marshall Vandruff (https://www.marshallart.com) #RobertBeverlyHale #HumanProportions #FigureDrawing