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the real reason why most of us got into anatomy.
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is prostatis
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The coastal number obsesses me.
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Are the pecs only attached to the clavicles, sternum and little sections of the rib or are they ' glued ' all over the ribs of the thorax? I mean, when the arm is up, do they get away from the thorax, is there a space in-between?
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October 13th 2023 - I took two reference photos from "theposearchives" on twitter.
Would love some feedback. Doing assignments and watching demo's afterwards was super helpful for spotting mistakes and improving my drawings. But now after finishing the course I feel like I could really use some feedback or tips to improve. Thanks!
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Revisiting the arm bones. Feedback appreciated!
When I compared mine to Stan´s I noticed how we placed the radius differently at the wrist. I think mine looks a little weird, but I paid a lot of attention to this area, examined my own wrist; what bumps the muscles and bones form... so I´m going to be bold and say that mine is correct :)
What do you think?
I´m also conserned about my glenoid cavity placement. I found it by tracking the triceps long head to it´s origin, and I think the humerus is the right length, but I still end up with this gap between the head of the humerus and glenoid cavity. Should it be there?
Thanks in advance!
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Hello, this is my assignment for the shoulder muscles. I am really having a hard time understanding the flow / direction of the digits of the serratus anterior when the scapula is elevated and protracted as is the case with the last one I did (bottom right). I understand that they insert inside of the scapula along the medial ridge, but in an anatomical position the digits of the serratus has a fan like direction which makes it look like all of them insert at the bottom of the scapula which is not really the case. Thank you 😊
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wonder if there is a ' map ' somewhere on the names for the bumps we see on the upper back of the male torso?
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Another try to make the shoulder muscles individually visible. Meanwhile discovering more of Procreate. Any tips or critique is much appreciated.
As soon as I saw the subject of this challenge, I was so excited that I immediately started to work on it. Designing color and light is probably one of my favorite things in the painting process, so making this piece was a pure pleasure. I must admit that I'm pretty happy with how it turned out ;)
Good luck everyone!
Hello here's my submission. I have recently watched the new Top Gun and it was amazing, so I have decided to study the iconic beach scene :)
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Hi everyone, after looking at the correction for the upper back assignment, there is still some part that I don't understand. Especially with the last examples, doeas anyone has an idea about which muscle is corresponding to the area I circled in black please ? Thank you :)
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