How to Draw Anatomy Skeleton

The great secret to making a good full-body drawing is to understand its internal structure before starting to try to draw, so we will have an idea of why we see certain points on the body.
When we learn to draw the skeleton, paying attention to all its forms and aesthetic possibilities, understanding its mechanisms and movements will make drawing a head, an arm or a leg, much more intuitive. When we draw a skeleton, we are literally exploring what is under the skin. When we study how the pelvis looks when it is not covered by the epidermis for example, and how teeth without lips are shown, it will be easy to understand their proportions and movements.