Tyger sketches

[Tygerson]

Thanks! I will check them out. A quick google search showed lots of beautifully flowing figures, which I would love to learn how to do.

In the meantime, a review of forearm muscles, since I totally blanked on them when drawing from memory (study from "Human Anatomy for artists" by Szunyoghy and Feher).

The scribbles are from my two year old, who says they are a ladybug.

Also, this is an awesome resource for seeing how the muscles fit together and where they attach. You pick an area of the body and you can "peel back" the muscles to get to the one you are interested in. It also shows the origin and insertions, and sometimes an animation of what they do:

http://www.getbodysmart.com/ap/musculars.../menu.html

it s the kind of study i hate to do..
i have just seen some Hampton's studies in other sketchbooks, it seems easier to study , you should check this out. (google i think..) Villpu too. They (hampton and villpuu) use groups of muscles approch and simply the overall shapes too. seems easier for me to remember :p
you are very courageous to tackle this kind of studies.
want to see more stuff too.
:)