Ever find that when you start a drawing from life, the body gets bigger or smaller as you work your way down the page? When drawing from a model or photo reference we are given the opportunity to measure. In this video I go over several techniques that will help you measure more accurately. Go to proko.com/store and use the code FB15 for a 15% off discount! | Proko

Marshall Vandruff and Stan Prokopenko critique students' drawings based on The Landmarks video. Go to proko.com/store and use the code FB15 for a 15% off discount! | Proko

Here’s an example of a muscular yet dynamic arm drawing. A lot of students have a hard time keeping the gesture when they make the muscles bigger. Some TIPS: 1. Construct with a balance of straights and curves 2. Look for asymmetries 3. Find the main gesture in the beginning and design the muscle shapes to help that gesture. | Proko

Do you want to make your figure drawings feel balanced? Or even break that balance to create action poses? Get ready to strike a pose! Go to proko.com/store and use the code FB15 for a 15% off discount! | Proko

Marvel and DC comic book artist Ryan Benjamin returns to teach you how to draw a head in a comic style. Along with the drawing demo, you’ll also get helpful tips on how to move from sketches to more rendered pieces, how to practice effectively, and personal stories from Ryan about how he was able to break into the comic industry. | Proko