3D Model: Wireframe Bucket with Pelvis
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Here's another version with the bucket as a wireframe over the pelvis
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Here's another version with the bucket as a wireframe over the pelvis.
I'm taking some time after going through the 6 demos and doing a few anatomy tracings, but I think I'm placing the pelvis incorrectly. When you see a human (with skin) is the pink triangle the correct placement for the sacral triangle?
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19d
Hey Laura! So I think that the two points that make the of the triangle should be positioned over the posterior superior iliac spine (PSIS), moving the triangle down over the sacrum itself. The PSIS corresponds to where sacral dimples would be on the skin.
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3yr
Nice!
- Try to make your guidlines even more accurate, so that:
• the verticals are truly vertical (compare with the edges of the paper/screen/canvas)
• the horizontals are truly horizontal.
• the centerline is really in the center.
Horizontals and verticals in your drawings are a little tilted or bent, and the symmetry could be refined. Refering to the centerline is a big help when trying to achieve symmetry.
I hope this helps 😎
I'm not proud of this, but it is what it is. I have done it intuitively, without seeing the next lesson on how to do it yet, I hope to progress on this task after seeing how it is done !
