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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.
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Currently creating my own playing cards game applying what I’ve learned from the course (drawn from memory with a few corrections with the help of the model afterwards).
So bear with me since I won’t be as active as before here for some time. I will post / show the rest of that project on my Instagram (stories first) :)
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3D Model of the Female Pelvis.
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3D Model of the Female Pelvis.
So great the pelvis is explained in such detail, but... how do the legs connect to it? The pelvis isn't a standalone thing, right...?
Currently creating my own playing cards game applying what I’ve learned from the course (drawn from memory with a few corrections with the help of the model afterwards).
So bear with me since I won’t be as active as before here for some time. I will post / show the rest of that project on my Instagram (stories first) :)
Hi guys - I noted in some of the videos Stan was using the 3D model of the pelvis with the bucket over the top as a wire frame - does anyone know how to do this? Can't figure it out within the settings for the 3d model or the model inspector. Thanks!
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Thanks for pointing that out. It was missing from this new site. It's a bit clunky but I added it in the lesson notes of 3D Model: The Bucket
