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When we study anatomy, we’re focused so much on structure, we tend to forget about gesture. I’ll show you how to hit that balance and draw dynamic anatomy. Get more critiques at https://proko.com/anatomy One thing I’ve noticed the longer I’ve been teaching anatomy, is how some of you are sacrificing the fluidity of your drawings so you can get the technical parts of the muscle right. Learning anatomy is tough and one of the traps some artists fall into is focusing too much on form and not enough on gesture. This will make your drawings stiff. In this critique video I’ll show you the importance of gesture and how to keep your anatomy studies dynamic. If you haven’t seen my video on gesture or it’s been a while, go check it out. I’ve listed it below along with the lesson on the anatomy of deltoids. How to Draw Deltoids - Anatomy for Artists: https://youtu.be/xGf8jcTZu2w How to Draw Gesture: https://youtu.be/74HR59yFZ7Y Full Access to Premium Videos - https://proko.com/anatomy Don't miss new tutorials - https://proko.com/subscribe Course Package Deals - https://proko.com/package-deals Pose photo sets - https://proko.com/poses ----- 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: Artist | Instructor | Producer Stan Prokopenko (https://www.stanprokopenko.com) Production Assistance - Sean Ramsey (http://www.peoplewhodrawstuff.com) Student Artwork - Thomas Kleinberger Editing - Dzmitry Tsydzik (https://white-agency.com) ,Sean Ramsey, Stan Prokopenko Models - Yoni Music Used with Permission Intro - The Freak Fandango Orchestra #DrawingMuscles #Deltoids #ArtCritique