How do you draw a skeleton?

1. Start with a basic outline of the skeleton. This can be done by drawing a simple stick figure with a circle for the head and circles for the joints of the limbs.

2. Add the major bones of the skeleton. This includes the long bones of the arms and legs, the vertebrae of the spine, and the ribs.

3. Draw the smaller bones of the skeleton. This includes the bones of the hands and feet, the skull bones, and the pelvic bones.

4. Add details to the skeleton. This can include muscle attachments, ligaments, and tendons.

5. Shade the skeleton Add shading to create a more realistic look.

Here is a step-by-step tutorial on how to draw a skeleton:

Step 1: Draw a basic outline of the skeleton.

- Start with a circle for the head.

- Draw a vertical line for the spine.

- Add two horizontal lines for the shoulders and two horizontal lines for the hips.

- Draw lines for the arms and legs.

Step 2: Add the major bones of the skeleton.

- Add a circle for the ribcage.

- Draw two long bones for the upper arms and two long bones for the lower arms.

- Draw a long bone for each of the legs.

- Draw a small bone for each of the feet.

Step 3: Draw the smaller bones of the skeleton.

- Add a circle for the skull.

- Draw a small bone for each of the fingers and toes.

- Draw a small bone for each of the vertebrae of the spine.

Step 4: Add details to the skeleton.

- Add muscle attachments, ligaments, and tendons.

- Draw any other details that you want to include.

Step 5: Shade the skeleton

- Add shading to create a more realistic look.

Here is an example of a finished skeleton drawing:

[Image of a skeleton drawing]