07-23-2015, 01:58 AM
Amit - Thanks man. Yeah, those where based on photos. You're right about the leg looking a bit detached. I should probably try and figure out a way to merge the figure rather than having it look like a frankenstein body with parts that individually look okay but together look uncanny.
Adam - Hey, man. Those figure look good but you're still not studying anatomy. The first image you posted was closer but some landmarks aren't clearly marked or even ignored (There's a document in the resource section that shows all landmarks). This group is for people to study human anatomy and what is beneath the skin. This requires you to study from anatomical plates/books and then when drawing the figure, deducing what is beneath the skin rather than just drawing the model with skin and fat.
Figure drawing is all fine and dandy but this group is for the dirty work behind learning how to draw the figure. I'd like to keep this group focused on this because it is largely ignored by artists all over the place. If we're lucky, this group could help mitigate this but that means being a bit of a hardass when it comes to what goes on in the group. I don't like calling people out but you have to study anatomy to post in the group. We have a resource section with books and reference that should help you out.
Some more Tricep studies. I'm now going to move on to the forearm.
Adam - Hey, man. Those figure look good but you're still not studying anatomy. The first image you posted was closer but some landmarks aren't clearly marked or even ignored (There's a document in the resource section that shows all landmarks). This group is for people to study human anatomy and what is beneath the skin. This requires you to study from anatomical plates/books and then when drawing the figure, deducing what is beneath the skin rather than just drawing the model with skin and fat.
Figure drawing is all fine and dandy but this group is for the dirty work behind learning how to draw the figure. I'd like to keep this group focused on this because it is largely ignored by artists all over the place. If we're lucky, this group could help mitigate this but that means being a bit of a hardass when it comes to what goes on in the group. I don't like calling people out but you have to study anatomy to post in the group. We have a resource section with books and reference that should help you out.
Some more Tricep studies. I'm now going to move on to the forearm.
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