How to Draw Obliques – Anatomy & Motion

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How to Draw Obliques – Anatomy & Motion

Lesson by

Stan Prokopenko

in Anatomy of the Human Body

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Assignments 162Lesson NotesDownloads 4

Assignment

Use the images provided in the downloads to draw the Robo Bean and Anato Bean. Then add the oblique with the correct stretching, pinching, or twisting. Think about the motion and how the motion deforms the shape of the muscle.

@bacid

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2mo

The challenge being, visualising how the muscle wraps around the form and intersects with everything around it

Carlos Pérez

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2mo

These are based on the robo and anotó bean . i get the form of the flank and the rectus abdominous the connection with the serratus and obliques is still confusing to me some of these went wrong but I’m still uploading them , I took notes on them .

Carlos Pérez

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3mo

Well these are actually master studies however I’ve been very happy to finally understand how the external obliques attach to the serratus anterior

@aleeex

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6mo

oblique recognition practice, i can pinpoint the flank portion, however I am still a bit confused about the thoracic portion, I'll definitely come back to this assignment in some time. any critique is very welcome :)

Kassjan (Kass) Smyczek

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8mo

I have been drawing a lot but not uploading my assignments. So that‘s what I am doing now. I am in the Us for a couple of months and I don‘t have my scanner here - so I am trying my best to get good photos in natural light.

Benjamin Roseman

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8mo

Retry of the assignment part 1and some life sketches. Still doesn't seem like this stuff is clicking for me. Any advice

Benjamin Roseman

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9mo

Here are the skelly drawings. Had a hard time visualizing the muscle. Probably should study the attachment sites more.

Yoyo Yang

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1yr

Critiques are welcome~ Thank you!

Rachel Dawn Owens

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1yr

You captured the obliques really well here!

Dubčido

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1yr

Obs, obs.)

Dubčido

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1yr

Thank you

Ash

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1yr

Very nice!

Waner Hoogleiter

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1yr

@lazy0

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1yr

Could someone give me feedback On these Oblique studies, I don't know if they are correct or not. the pictures are in order.

@nemuiyo

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2yr

Alejandro

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2yr

Patrick Bosworth

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2yr

These look nice and solid, great construction, emphasized squash and stretch! Great job!

Vin

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2yr

Hello, here are my before and after. I did a lot of mistakes. And I still feel the form and the location of oblique are super hard.

Ezra

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2yr

obliques part 1

Manuel Rioja

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2yr

My assigments for this leson before watch Proko demonstrations.

Karas Rijji

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2yr

here are my oblique Part 2 & 3 assignments

Karas Rijji

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2yr

this is my oblique Part 1 assignment

Manuel Rioja

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2yr

According to the digital model, the origin of the obliques inserts just in the third/half of the lateral plane of the rib cage, approximately towards the middle of the height of the rib cage (at the fifth rib), above the level of the xiphoid process. It seems to me that in some of your drawings your obliques start out too low. But the gesture is very organic!

Steve Lenze

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2yr

these are nice :)

Samuel Sanjaya

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2yr

Hi, this is my oblique assignments. I did this first before watching the video, It seems for some reasons i Did not draw the connection to the serrator properly on the later drawing. Any feedbacks or critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Love Byström

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2yr

My drawing of the model at 2:03. It was just so clear that I needed to capture it. Didn’t pay attention to the gesture at all tho but understood the insertions much better than before so that’s good. Ok back to the video :)