All language subtitles for 17. How to Draw a Female Body in Different Views

Hey, everyone, so in this video, I'm going to be doing the back or the other side for the female

now, so this will be relatively quick because or I think quicker because it's just basically the same

thing, just more feminine.

So let's go ahead and start with the back.

So once again, we start off with the cranium, and I'm just going to be softening all these.

So I'm not going to be, you know, defining every single muscle there is out there.

Let me see if I assume that all the way.

Yes, I am.

So go ahead and just put this more towards the center so you can see better.

So once again, we draw a cross line towards a three quarter view that we have the one third mark.

That's basically I like kind of crossing over and here we have our jawline, which is smoother than

the male.

So rather than going up like this, it's more like this, more smooth.

Hopefully you guys can see that.

I mean, draw a little bit darker.

That's better.

So once again, we start off with the base of the neck here, the top, then we have a cervical neck,

a cervical spine one, thoracic two.

Three lumber and then our.

Then we have our.

Tailbone should be drawn, this a bit smaller, but we'll have to see how big it is, perhaps part of

the amount of noise.

OK, here we have the neck.

Which is sort of similar to a cylinder.

Let's draw on the rib cage, which I would just make just a little bit smaller just because it's prettier

and that I will make the trapezius and all the like smooth.

But first, let's put in the scapula so one scapula about one hand length down.

So we have a scapula here and scapula more angled the other way.

And from here, we have the clavichord kind of got what's called the basically from the scapula, there's

like this little overhanging bone here that kind of looks like the scapula and the kind of connects

to the it kind of looks it connects to the clavicle.

So that's why I kind of looks like we have like two clavicles or something from the one from the back

and one from the front.

But that's what connects.

Here we have our arm.

Let's see if I should make it more opposed now.

I think I'll just keep it more simple, so just keep it more resting.

So let me go ahead and move everything up.

Whoa, be careful not to drop my color pencils because those are expensive.

I was testing them earlier.

I think they looked really nice.

I'm excited to show you guys what it looks like, the kind of clothes.

So if that was allowed.

OK, so now let's go up to the lower leg.

Hopefully it off.

It's probably made a little bit too big, but.

Oh, well, so for the butt area, you know, we kind of just draw a little bit of the pelvis in here

and I would actually just go ahead and draw the muscle.

So we have the gluteus maximus or the Tenzer fashion gluteus medius kind of bunched up a little bit

here.

And then as it goes down here, we have a larger bottom, almost kind of like a pair of shape.

Whoops, that was too high.

Sorry.

So I just drew here one higher up with the sense fashion and the rest and the little gluteus maximus.

Maximus.

Gluteus maximus.

Yes.

But.

Yeah, and did you this way too big?

I don't think it'll fit, so we think, how am I supposed to fix this?

Let me just sketch in real quick.

Maybe I'll bend this leg.

Just to show you what it looks like and here we have the other leg, I think I think it can fit.

Yeah, I can fit.

I'll scrape by.

Yeah, that's about as high as it can go.

I reach all the way to the bottom paper.

OK, so once I blocked out the legs very simply with just rectangles, we can just go ahead and do that.

So once want have everything blocked out we can go ahead and start the rest.

So I'm just going to be softening most of these here, you know, making the trapezius, more smooth

looking, making them back more flowing here we have the lights and everything.

If I want to make the arm a little bit more outward.

I'm going to put the crease or the deltoid up here and I'm going to push more back.

You have the elbow this is facing back, and here we have the forearm.

So, no, I'm not making her to Boki because I want her to be more smooth, and that's just a just artistic

taste.

Just readjusting here.

Maybe I can give her a cute little hand pose as well.

The bottom.

We have our finger two of the fingers kind of bunched together, and one, the pinky may be kind of

like lifting up a little bit.

You have the deltoid at the back as well, and you can kind of push this more towards the back.

You can bend this a little bit, so we have the elbow for our muscle kind of towards the back, and

then it curls back in.

And I'm actually going to make the book just a little bit bigger just because I want to differentiate

between the hips and the curves just a little bit more.

So she's more of an hourglass and this is just a preference.

I like doing this because it feels more curvaceous and more feminine.

And I like femininity a lot because it just gives it just has its own character, you know.

I know that people nowadays want to be a tomboy, which is not bad.

I feel like femininity is something that is really nice to have as well.

I like being feminine.

It's just nice.

Gives a nice kind of breath of fresh air in a way.

I mean, anyways, that's enough digressing here.

We have connected back into the obliques.

Our beliefs are attached on top of our pelvis.

And I'm actually going to shrink the shoulder just a little bit more up here because it looks a little

bit too broad.

You want to erase the inside skeleton, go ahead and do that.

Sometimes it can be a little bit.

Little bit distracting so he can go ahead and recess, so here I'm going to add in the spine area and

then I'm going to add in the clavicle on that clavicle, the scapula, the back.

Should be a little bit bigger, I believe.

Well, I think that should be good enough.

If you want to add a little bit of muscle definition, go ahead and do that as well.

It depends on your character.

And we can just extend out this arm again.

Yeah, so far, so good.

Looks nice and smooth.

I know that her boobs are big or many, many kinds of boobs aren't really that big except for some.

But I want to add just a little hint of it, just to kind of give more curvaceous, give more of a curvaceous

feel.

Just because her arms kind of blocking the way.

Now, let's go ahead and draw the bottom part so girls torsos tend to be a lot longer, while the legs

tend to be shorter looking.

So this is completely normal.

My legs tend to be shorter than my torso.

And it's also more attractive to look at a longer torso because it feels very legs stretched out.

So, yeah, here we have the abductor's.

Kneecap.

We have the of Morris kind of bending out and we have the calf muscle kind of bunching up a little bit.

So because I'm not putting a lot of muscle definition, it looks a lot smoother and more feminine,

so as you can see, that creates a big difference.

So sometimes when you create a male character that is more feminine looking or more androgynous looking,

most of the work can just be done by smoothing out their features, not necessarily putting more curves,

because that's more that's more feminine, but just smoothing out their muscle structure so it looks

more.

What's the word not as aggressive as I was going to say Beita, but that's a little bit too harsh.

I'm kidding.

I'm kidding, guys.

Anyways, so here we have the heel.

And we have the bottom of the foot, and because it's on the outside, we have the pinky toe.

So that can bend backwards, bend out more.

What I mean.

Had a little bit of thumb just for more flair, now let's go ahead and draw the other leg.

I think it should be a bit more straight than what I had earlier.

So once again, abductor's.

By sophomore's, kind of just hinting at it right there, kaf kneecap KAF.

We can erase the skeleton.

And I will be drawing different types of male and female bodies, so stay tuned for that.

And here we have the heel at the bottom.

And we can't indicate the big toe and then the other toes at the back, so that is our back view for

the girl.

In fact, I feel like I said, let me think.

I think it looks fine as it is anyway.

That's it for this video.

Let me know what you guys think, and I will see you guys in the next one by.