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1mo
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Could someone help me? What is the highlighted thingy? Is it just bulging fat from the pose or is it a muscle? IIf its a muscle, than which one?
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2mo
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It is particularly hard to figure out how to draw the scapular in simplified forms. I did some corrections after the critique video.
It has been really helpful for me to spot my mistakes, but one thing I don't really understand is whether the clavicle can be lifted that high as the demonstration suggests in the #5. I tried to lifted my own shoulders and the clavicle seems to be barely moved.
Cseri Zsolt
2mo
Hi! The bottom of the scapula will move lateraly in picture #5. That will bring the spine of the scapula closer to the neck. On the model, you can clearly see the trapesius muscle. The end of it, is basicly the start of the scapula. Other than that, you should look out for proportional issues. As far as i remember, the scepula should be around 1 cranial unit, The rib cage is around 2 cranial untis. If you want to go deep in anatomy, you should also check the form of the spine of the sceupla, but i guess you can move on as well. You will always have to back to preversius lessons from time to time when you are learning. Hope it helps, have a nice day
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2mo
Well, one main issue is that the origin of the ab is on the upper part of the pubic crest, it will never go all the way down to the bottom of the pelvis. The other is that you just paste the basic ab form to your drawing, not adjusting it to the pose, If there is a crease visible on the model, then it should be visible on your drawing as well. You can help this issue by focusing more on gesture drawings. Hope that helps, have a nice day
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